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218: The Old-age Allowance Programme in Bangladesh: Challenges and Lessons

Sharifa Begum and Dharmapriya Wesumperuma

217: The Challenges of the Old-age Allowance System in Thailand

Worawet Suwanrada and Dharmapriya Wesumperuma

216: How to Provide Basic Income Security to all Elderly People?

Krzysztof Hagemejer and Valérie Schmitt

215: The Challenge of Rapid Ageing: Development of Social Pensions in Asia

Sri W. Handayani

214: New Strategy for Poverty Eradication in Brazil: the Emergence of the Brasil Sem Miséria Plan

Rômulo Paes-Sousa

213: South-South Cooperation and Inclusive Growth

Ryan Higgitt

212: Social Pensions for Elderly People in Asia

Babken Babajanian

211: Social Protection for Older People in Central Asia

Jane Falkingham and Athina Vlachantoni

210: Some Notes on Social Pensions in Viet Nam

Long Giang and Dharmapriya Wesumperuma

209: Gender and Old-age Pension Protection in Asia

Athina Vlachantoni and Jane Falkingham

208: The Political Economy of Social Pension Reform in Asia

Katja Hujo and Sarah Cook

207: The Pursuit of Food Security in India: Policies sans Concept and Commitment?

M. H. Suryanarayana

206: Operationally Defining Inclusive Growth: One Challenge, Two Approaches

Raquel Ramos and Rafael Ranieri

205: What is Inclusive Growth? An Alternative Perspective

M. H. Suryanarayana

204: The Future of Global Poverty

Peter Edward and Andy Sumner

203: Reservation and Anti-Casteist Practices as Instruments of Social Protection in India?

Pedro Arruda

202: Social Policies in China and India: the Role of Land Ownership and of Economic Size

Minquan Liu

201: Why Emerging Economies Need Social Policy: the Cases of China and India

Arjan de Haan

200: The Direct Benefit Transfer System: Made in India

M. H. Suryanarayana

199: India’s Direct Benefit Transfer and Public Distribution System: Can They Work Together?

Biraj Patnaik

198: Human Development in India: Costs of Inequality

M. H. Suryanarayana and Ankush Agrawal

197: From Research to Results: Greener Pathways for the SADC Region

Michael MacLennan

196: SADC Parliamentarians as Green Growth Leaders

Michael MacLennan

195: Considering Growth and Equity in SADC Today

Michael MacLennan

194: Growing Green with Equity: Our Approach

Michael MacLennan

193: Global Goals as a Policy Tool: Intended and Unintended Consequences

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr

192: Impacts of the Continuous Cash Benefit Programme on Family Welfare

Pedro Rodrigues de Oliveira and Ana Lúcia Kassouf

191: Retirement Incentives and Couples’ Labour Supply Decisions

Bernardo Queiroz and Laetícia Rodrigues de Souza

190: Scaling-up Local Development Initiatives: Brazil’s Food Procurement Programme

Ryan Nehring and Ben McKay

189: How Inclusive Has Growth Been in the Last Decade?

Raquel Ramos, Rafael Ranieri and Jan-Willem Lammes

188: After All, What is Inclusive Growth?

Rafael Ranieri and Raquel Ramos

187: Poverty and Inequality in the Non-Income Multidimensional Space: A Critical Review in the Arab States

Abdel-Hameed Nawar

186: Inequality in Post-Independence Namibia: the Unfinished Agenda

Sebastian Levine and Benjamin Roberts

185: Analytical Framework for Evaluating the Productive Impact of Cash Transfer Programmes on Household Behaviour

Silvio Daidone and Benjamin Davis

184: Qualitative Research and Analyses of the Economic Impacts of Cash Transfer Programmes in Sub-Saharan Africa

Benjamin Davis and Pamela Pozarny

183: A Methodology for Local Economy-wide Impact Evaluation (LEWIE) of Cash Transfers

J. Edward Taylor and Karen Thome

182: Poverty Where People Live: What Do National Poverty Lines Tell us About Global Poverty?

Ugo Gentilini and Andy Sumner

181: Financial Flows Can Create Exchange Rate Issues

Raquel Ramos

180: The Welfare Impacts of Changes in the Brazilian Domestic Work Market

Edson Domingues and Kênia de Souza

179: South-South Cooperation for Inclusive Green Growth

Kishan Khoday and Leisa Perch

178: From Universalism to Targeting and Back Again: Conditional Cash Transfers and the Development of Social Citizenship

Bryan Roberts

177: Oportunidades and Bolsa Familia: a Comparative Perspective of their Evolution

Fabio Veras Soares

176: Replicating a Conditional Cash Transfers Programme: Reflections Based on the Experience of the Oportunidades Programme

Iliana Yaschine

175: The Life Development of Young People Engaged in the Oportunidades Programme

Gabriela Sanchez López and Daniela Jiménez Rodriguez

174: School Achievement and the Labour Market Insertion of Young Beneficiaries of the Oportunidades Programme

Mercedes González de la Rocha

173: Ethnicity as a Prerequisite for Inclusion in Conditional Transfer Programmes: The Opportunities Programme in Mexico

Juan Luis Sariego

172: The Social Production of Conditional Cash Transfers’ Impacts

Alejandro Agudo Sanchíz

171: Public Policy and Society: Two Essential Mediating Factors for Conditional Transfer Programmes

Agustín Escobar Latapí

170: Poverty, Family Dynamics and Oportunidades: an Evolutionary Perspective

Mercedes González de la Rocha

169: PROGRESA – as a Response to the 1994 Crisis

Fernando Cortés and Rosa María Rubalcava