Oxford Development Studies

1997 - 2025

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Special issue introduction: Economic liberalization and the Brazilian industrial sector in the 1990s pp. 277-278: Edmund Amann
Macro/Micro interactions: Economic and institutional uncertainties and structural change in Brazilian industry pp. 279-304: Joao Carlos Ferraz, David Kupfer and Franklin Serrano
A note on foreign direct investment and industrial competitiveness in Brazil pp. 305-327: Regis Bonelli
Technological self-reliance in Brazil: Achievements and prospects—some evidence from the non-serial capital goods sector pp. 329-357: Edmund Amann
The short-run regional effects of new investments and technological upgrade in the Brazilian automobile industry: An interregional computable general equilibrium analysis pp. 359-383: Eduardo Haddad and Geoffrey Hewings
The state and industry in the development process: How universal is the Evans vision? pp. 385-404: Werner Baer, Hadi Esfahani and Salim Rashid

Japanese multinationals in Asia: Drivers and attractors pp. 149-164: Ashoka Mody, Susmita Dasgupta and Sarbajit Sinha
A new map of Indian industrial society: The cartographer all at sea pp. 165-186: Mark Holmstrom
Social sectors during economic reforms: The Indian experience pp. 187-210: K. Seeta Prabhu
Botswana: Poverty amid plenty pp. 211-231: Keith Jefferis and T. F. Kelly
Modelling of aid motivation using time series data: The case of Papua New Guinea pp. 233-250: Rukmani Gounder
Perverse supply response in peasant agriculture: A review pp. 251-270: Adam Ozanne

Fiscal decentralization: Incentives, redistribution and reform in China pp. 5-32: John Knight and Shi Li
Singapore's economic development: Four lessons and some doubts pp. 33-55: Gregg Huff
Comparative productivity performance in manufacturing in South and East Asia, 1960-93 pp. 57-79: Marcel Timmer and Adam Szirmai
The cutting Edge: Collective efficiency and international competitiveness in Pakistan pp. 81-107: Khalid Nadvi
Liberalization and labour: The fate of retrenched workers in the cotton textile industry in India pp. 109-127: Jude Howell and Uma Kambhampati
The demand for labour in risky agriculture pp. 129-144: Sunil Kanwar

“The tribe of pundits called economists” and economic debate in post-independence India pp. 271-286: Terence Byres
Development studies and the development of India: An awkward case? pp. 287-309: John Harriss
From “book view” to “field view”: Social anthropological constructions of the Indian village pp. 311-331: Surinder Jodhka
India's economic reforms: Progress, problems, prospects pp. 333-350: Vijay Joshi
Terms of trade effects on endogenous growth rates in LDCs pp. 351-373: Ben Peletier
The European union's green paper on relations with the African, Caribbean and pacific countries pp. 375-390: Marjorie Lister

Reforming the state: A study of the peruvian tax reform pp. 133-151: Francisco Durand and Rosemary Thorp
Interest rates, saving and investment: Evidence from India pp. 153-169: Prema-chandra Athukorala
Who gets what jobs in China's countryside? A multinomial logit analysis pp. 171-190: Sarah Cook
International production networks and changing trade patterns in East Asia: The case of the electronics industry pp. 191-212: Dieter Ernst and Paolo Guerrieri
Technological capabilities in emerging Asia pp. 213-243: Sanjaya Lall
Human capital, targeting and social safety nets: An analysis of household data from Zimbabwe pp. 245-265: Lucia Hanmer

Editorial introduction. Globalization: Definitions, debates and implications pp. 5-13: Ngaire Woods
Globalization and the modes of operation of major institutional actors pp. 15-31: Thomas Biersteker
Globalization and world trade: From multilateralism to regionalism pp. 33-45: Diana Tussie
Globalization and the new geography of foreign direct investment pp. 47-69: John Dunning
Shrinking states? Globalization and national autonomy in the oecd pp. 71-97: Geoffrey Garrett
Global civil society: Perspectives, initiatives, movements pp. 99-110: Richard Falk
Money in a globalized world: From monopoly to oligopoly pp. 111-125: Benjamin Cohen

New problems and opportunities for industrial development in Latin America pp. 261-277: Jose Miguel Benavente, Gustavo Crespi, Jorge Katz and Giovanni Stumpo
St Adam and the Dragons: Neo-classical economics and the East Asian miracle pp. 279-300: Jonathan Temple
Do rural public works influence agricultural wages? The case of the employment guarantee scheme in India pp. 301-314: Raghav Gaiha
The perils of measuring poverty: Identifying the 'poor' in rural Ethiopia pp. 315-343: Philippa Bevan and Sandra Fullerton Joireman
Poverty and its many dimensions: The role of income as an indicator pp. 345-360: Caterina Ruggeri Laderchi
The demand for calories in developing countries pp. 361-369: P. J. Dawson

Cumulative causation and inequality among villages in China pp. 149-172: John Knight and Shi Li
Market or policy driven? The Foreign direct investment boom in Argentina pp. 173-188: Daniel Chudnovsky, Andrés López and Fernando Porta
The determinants of technological capability: A cross-country analysis pp. 189-207: Jeffrey James and Henny Romijn
Embedded markets: Hired labour arrangements in west Bengal agriculture pp. 209-223: Ben Rogaly
Heteroscedastic price forecasting for food security management in developing countries pp. 225-236: Christopher Barrett
'Paradigms of development: The East Asian debate': A comment pp. 237-243: Pan-Long Tsai
Paradigms of development: A Rejoinder pp. 245-253: Sanjaya Lall

Editors' introduction pp. 5-10: E. V. K. Fitzgerald and Frances Stewart
Civil conflict in developing countries over the last quarter of a century: An empirical overview of economic and social consequences pp. 11-41: Frances Stewart, Frank Humphreys and Nick Lea
Paying for the war: Macroeconomic stabilization in poor countries under conflict conditions pp. 43-65: E. V. K. Fitzgerald
A rational kind of madness pp. 67-75: David Keen
War and ethnicity: Global connections and local violence in North East Africa and former Yugoslavia pp. 77-94: David Turton
Household entitlements during wartime: The experience of Sri Lanka pp. 95-121: Meghan O'Sullivan
Estimating the economic costs of conflict: An examination of the two-gap estimation model for the case of Nicaragua pp. 123-141: Sabrina DiAddario