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#20 Development Economics

Title / Author	Cited by	Year
Intersectionality, migration and development T Bastia Progress in Development Studies 14 (3), 237-248	80	2014
Entrepreneurship education for youth in sub-Saharan Africa: A capabilities approach as an alternative framework to neoliberalism’s individualizing risks J DeJaeghere, A Baxter Progress in Development Studies 14 (1), 61-76	77	2014
Medical voluntourism in Honduras:‘Helping’the poor? S McLennan Progress in Development Studies 14 (2), 163-179	57	2014
Women’s empowerment and micro-entrepreneurship in India: Constructing a new development paradigm? MC Torri, A Martinez Progress in Development Studies 14 (1), 31-48	48	2014
Understanding faith-based organizations: How FBOs are contrasted with NGOs in international development literature M Clarke, VA Ware Progress in Development Studies 15 (1), 37-48	43	2015
Understanding the globalizing precariat: From informal sector to precarious work KA Siegmann, F Schiphorst Progress in Development Studies 16 (2), 111-123	43	2016
Big retail and sustainable coffee: A new development studies research agenda SD Elder, J Lister, P Dauvergne Progress in Development Studies 14 (1), 77-90	42	2014
Local and regional development in the Global North and South A Pike, A Rodríguez-Pose, J Tomaney Progress in Development Studies 14 (1), 21-30	38	2014
Feminism, interrupted? Gender and development in the era of ‘Smart Economics’ S Calkin Progress in Development Studies 15 (4), 295-307	37	2015
Curbing corruption, financial development and income inequality S Batabyal, A Chowdhury Progress in Development Studies 15 (1), 49-72	35	2015
Media and conflict: An assessment of the evidence E Schoemaker, N Stremlau Progress in Development Studies 14 (2), 181-195	34	2014
Measuring the effect of Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia’s microcredit programme on economic vulnerability among hardcore poor households A Al-Mamun, MNH Mazumder, CA Malarvizhi Progress in Development Studies 14 (1), 49-59	30	2014
Residents’ perceptions of quality of life in a surf tourism destination: A case study of Las Salinas, Nicaragua LE Usher, D Kerstetter Progress in Development Studies 14 (4), 321-333	29	2014
Conflicts about water in Lake Chad: Are environmental, vulnerability and security issues linked? UT Okpara, LC Stringer, AJ Dougill, MD Bila Progress in Development Studies 15 (4), 308-325	28	2015
Beyond ‘victims’ and ‘heroines’: Constructing ‘girlhood’in international development M Cobbett Progress in Development Studies 14 (4), 309-320	28	2014
Creative contributions: The role of the arts and the cultural sector in development P Stupples Progress in Development Studies 14 (2), 115-130	25	2014
Producing social capital as a development strategy: Implications at the micro-level AA Seferiadis, S Cummings, MBM Zweekhorst, JFG Bunders Progress in Development Studies 15 (2), 170-185	23	2015
Improving the credibility and effectiveness of non-governmental organizations F Amagoh Progress in Development Studies 15 (3), 221-239	22	2015
New spaces of development partnership: Rethinking international volunteering S Schech, A Mundkur, T Skelton, U Kothari Progress in Development Studies 15 (4), 358-370	22	2015

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