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2018.05: Uganda and the refugee problem: challenges and opportunities

Frank Ahimbisibwe

2018.04: Eviter les écueils statistiques de la RDC: nouvelles estimations sur les tendances du bien-être et de la pauvreté (2005-2012) selon une approche de désagrégation spatiale

Wim Marivoet, Tom De Herdt and John Ulimwengu

2018.03: Market governance in Kinshasa: the competition for informal revenue through ‘connections’ (branchement)

Albert Malukisa Nkuku and Kristof Titeca

2018.02: Navigating around the DRCs statistical potholes: new estimates on welfare and poverty trends (2005-2012) following a spatially disaggregated approach

Wim Marivoet, Tom De Herdt and John Ulimwengu

2018.01: Power and policy-making in the DR Congo: the politics of human resource management and payroll reform

Stylianos Moshonas

2017.14: Burundi and its development partners: navigating the turbulent tides of governance setbacks

Nadia Molenaers, Gervais Rufyikiri and Stef Vandeginste

2017.13: Confronting the wall of patriarchy: does participatory intrahousehold decision-making empower women in agricultural households?

Els Lecoutere and Eva Wuyts

2017.12: National datasets on livelihoods in the DRC: precisely wrong or vaguely right?

Sarah K. Thontwa, Tom De Herdt, Wim Marivoet and John Ulimwengu

2017.11: Managing electoral and political competition in Africa: lessons from Ghana’s 2016 general elections

Chika Charles Aniekwe

2017.10: Entre rejet catégorique et soutien ferme de l’Accord d’Arusha: analyse de discours politiques burundais

Gertrude Kazoviyo

2017.09: The politics of repatriation: Rwandan refugees in Uganda, 2003-2017

Frank Ahimbisibwe

2017.08: ‘Voluntary’ repatriation of Rwandan refugees in Uganda: analysis of law and practice

Frank Ahimbisibwe

2017.07: Rwandan refugee rights in Uganda: between law and practice: views from below

Frank Ahimbisibwe

2017.06: ‘Voluntary’ repatriation of Rwandan refugees in Uganda: between law and practice: views from below

Frank Ahimbisibwe

2017.05: Le peuple constituant et les Ingingo Ngenderwako de l’Accord d’Arusha: les limites légales et légitimes d’une révision de la Constitution du Burundi

Stef Vandeginste and René-Claude Niyonkuru

2017.04: You can(’t) always get the job you want: stated versus revealed employment preferences in the Peruvian agro-industry

Monica Schuster, Liesbet Vranken and Miet Maertens

2017.03: Rwandan refugee physical (in)security in Uganda: views from below

Frank Ahimbisibwe

2017.02: Exit Arusha? Trajectoires d’éloignement du partage du pouvoir au Burundi: esquisse d’un manuscrit

Stef Vandeginste

2017.01: Exit Arusha? Pathways from power-sharing in Burundi: a manuscript outline

Stef Vandeginste

2016.14: Analysing Performance-Based Financing through the Lenses of the Principal-Agent Theory

Dimitri Renmans, Elisabeth Paul and Bruno Dujardin

2016.13: Sustainable development: challenge or chimera?

Jan Pronk

2016.12: Echec de la transformation du CNDD-FDD du mouvement rebelle en parti politique au Burundi: une question d'équilibre entre le changement et la continuité

Gervais Rufyikiri

2016.11: Failure of rebel movement-to-political party transformation of the CNDD-FDD in Burundi: an issue of balance between change and continuity

Gervais Rufyikiri

2016.10: Rélocation, réorientation, ou confrontation? Aperçus à partir d'un sondage représentatif des mineurs artisanaux à Kamituga, Sud-Kivu

Nik Stoop, Janvier Kilosho Buraye and Marijke Verpoorten

2016.09: Relocation, reorientation, or confrontation? Insights from a representative survey among artisanal miners in Kamituga, South Kivu

Nik Stoop, Janvier Kilosho Buraye and Marijke Verpoorten

2016.08: Grand corruption in Burundi: a collective action problem which poses major challenges for governance reforms

Gervais Rufyikiri

2016.07: Corruption au Burundi: problème d'action collective et défi majeur pour la gouvernance

Gervais Rufyikiri

2016.06: Exploring the social accountability concept: a literature review

Miet Kuppens

2016.05: Hybrid governance in mining concessions in Ghana

Sara Geenen

2016.04: Towards a diagnostic tool for assessing the monitoring and evaluation system of climate change programs

Saudia Rahat and Nathalie Holvoet

2016.03: Inter-ethnic trust in the aftermath of mass violence: insights from large-N life histories

Bert Ingelaere and Marijke Verpoorten

2016.02: "We're in this together": Changing intra-household decision making for more cooperative smallholder farming

Els Lecoutere and Laurence Jassogne

2016.01: In need of a guardian angel: preserving the gains of the Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement for Burundi

Stef Vandeginste

2015.09: What makes linkages "good" linkages? Firms, the investment climate and business support services in Vietnam

Chiara Franco, Marco Sanfilippo and Adnan Seric

2015.08: A la recherche d’un ange gardien perdu: pourquoi et comment assurer une meilleure protection de l’Accord d’Arusha pour la paix et la reconciliation au Burundi?

Stef Vandeginste

2015.07: Institutional context, household access to resources and sustainability of River Basin Resources in Tanzania: towards an analytical framework

Christina Mwivei Shitima

2015.06: On the creation of Adam: what debt relief means for education in the DRC

Danny Cassimon, Tom De Herdt and Karel Verbeke

2015.05: Fifty shades of grey? Conceptualizing and measuring political regimes using theories of democracy, 1972 – 2010

Mathias De Roeck and Ronan Van Rossem

2015.04: Risk sharing and internal migration

Joachim De Weerdt and Kalle Hirvonen

2015.03: Natural resource wealth and public social spending in the Middle East and North Africa

Lara Cockx and Nathalie Francken

2015.02: Is there a natural resource curse on education spending?

Lara Cockx and Nathalie Francken

2015.01: Civic engagement and its role in mitigating electoral violence in Nigeria: implications for the 2015 general elections

Chika Charles Aniekwe and Daniel Egiegba Agbiboa

2014.11: Public debt, economic growth and public sector management in developing countries: is there a link?

Kelbesa Megersa and Danny Cassimon

2014.10: Impact of integrated programs for monthly households consumption expenditure: empirical evidence from Northern Ethiopia

Fekadu Nigussie Deresse and German Calfat

2014.09: Poverty impacts of changes in the price of agricultural commodities: recent evidence for Argentina

Pedro Moncarz, Sergio Barone, German Calfat and Ricardo Descalzi

2014.08: Local currency bond market development in Sub-Saharan Africa: a stock-taking exercise and analysis of key drivers

Dennis Essers, Hans Blommestein, Danny Cassimon and Perla Ibarlucea Flores

2014.07: La Commission électorale nationale indépendante (CENI) du Burundi et la loi: les candidats poursuivis en justice sont-ils éligibles?

Stef Vandeginste

2014.06: When do firms invest in corporate social responsibility? A real option framework

Danny Cassimon, Peter-Jan Engelen and Luc Van Liedekerke

2014.05: Citizen-led gender-responsive budgeting in health: a theory-based approach to evaluating effectiveness

Patricia Bamanyaki

2014.04: La limitation constitutionnelle du nombre de mandats présidentiels: une coquille vide? Une analyse du cas du Burundi

Stef Vandeginste