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99/70: Child Poverty across Industrialized Nations: Bruce Bradbury and Markus Jantti
99/69: Income Distribution, Economic Systems and Transition: John Flemming and John Micklewright
98/39: EMU, Macroeconomics and Children: Anthony Atkinson
98/25: Accounting for the Family: The treatment of marriage and children in European income tax systems: Cathal O’Donoghue and Holly Sutherland
98/24: Child Poverty in Spain: What can be said?: Olga Cantó and Magda Mercader-Prats
98/4: Targeting Social Assistance in a Transition Economy: the Mahallas in Uzbekistan: Aline Coudouel, John Micklewright and Sheila Marnie
98/3: Income Inequality and Mobility in Hungary 1992-96: Peter Galasi
98/1: The Education of Children with Special Needs: Barriers and opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe: Mel Ainscow and Memmenasha Haile-Giorgis
97/26: Marital Splits and Income Changes: Evidence for Britain: Sarah Jarvis and Stephen Jenkins
97/8: The Implications of Exhausting Unemployment Insurance Entitlement in Hungary: John Micklewright and Gyula Nagy
97/7: Are Intergovernmental Transfers in Russia Equalizing?: Kitty Stewart
97/6: Decentralization: A survey from a child welfare perspective: Jeni Klugman
97/5: Living Standards and Public Policy in Central Asia: What can be learned from child anthropometry?: Suraiya Ismail and John Micklewright
96/11: The Transition in Georgia: From collapse to optimism: Teimuraz Gogishvili, Joseph Gogodze and Amiran Tsakadze
96/10: Children at Risk in Romania: Problems old and new: Catalin Zamfir and Elena Zamfir
96/9: Children in Difficult Circumstances in Poland: Stanislawa Golinowska, Bozena Balcerzak-Paradowska, Bozena Kolaczek and Dorata Glogosz
95/27: Child Well-being in Japan: The high cost of economic success: Martha N. Ozawa and Shigemi Kono
95/19: Ugly Facts and Fancy Theories: Children and youth during the transition: Giovanni Cornia
95/18: East Joins West: Child welfare and market reforms in the 'special case' of the former GDR: Magdalena Joos
95/17: Demographic Impact of Sudden Impoverishment: Eastern Europe during the 1989-94 transition: Giovanni Cornia and Renato Paniccià
95/16: Market Reforms and Social Welfare in the Czech Republic: A true success story?: Miroslav Hirsl, Jiri Rusnok and Martin Fassmann
95/15: The Winding Road to the Market Transition and the Situation of Children in Bulgaria: Theodora Ivanova Noncheva
95/14: Child Institutionalization and Child Protection in Central and Eastern Europe: Mary Anne Burke
95/13: Economic Transition in the Baltics: Independence, market reforms and child well-being in Lithuania: Romas Lazutka and Zita Sniukstiene
95/12: Economic Reforms and Family Well-being in Belarus: Caught between legacies and prospects: Galina I. Gasyuk and Antonina P. Morova
94/53: Tax Reforms and Equity in Latin America: A review of the 1980s and proposals for the 1990s: Oscar Cetrángolo and Ricardo Carciofi
94/52: Macroeconomic Policy, Poverty Alleviation and Long-term Development: Latin America in the 1990s: Giovanni Cornia
94/51: Réformes fiscales, génération de ressources et équit en Afrique subsaharienne durant les années 1980: Kiari Liman-Tinguiri
94/50: Tax Reforms and Equity in Asia: The experience of the 1980's: Andrea Manuelli
94/22: Family Support Policies in Transitional Economies: Challenges and constraints: Gaspar Fajth
94/21: Income Distribution, Poverty and Welfare in Transitional Economies: A comparison between Eastern Europe and China: Giovanni Cornia
94/20: Death in Transition: The rise in the death rate in Russia since 1992: Kitty Stewart and Jacob Nell
93/66: Decentralization and Community Participation for Improving Access to Basic Services: An empirical approach: Housainou Taal
93/54: Two Errors of Targeting: Giovanni Cornia and Frances Stewart
93/40: Policy and Capital Market Constraints to the African Green Revolution: A study of maize and sorghum yields in Kenya, Malawi and Zimbabwe: Paul Mosley
93/2: Education and the Market: Which parts of the neo-liberal solution are correct?: Christopher Colclough
92/67: Improving Nutrition in Tanzania in the 1980s: The Iringa experience: Marcel Rudasingwa and Raphael Mlolwa
92/59: Eradicating Child Malnutrition: Thailand's health, nutrition and poverty alleviation policy in the 1980s: Thienchay Kiranandana and Kraisid Tontisirin
92/58: The Economics of Disarmament: Prospects, problems and policies for the disarmament dividend: Saadet Deger
92/57: External Debt, Fiscal Drainage and Child Welfare: Trends and policy proposals: Stephany Griffith-Jones
92/56: The Distributive Impact of Fiscal and Labour Market Policies: Chile's 1990-1991 Reforms: Mariana Schkolnik
92/55: Changes in Health Care Financing and Health Status: The case of China in the 1980s: Yu Dezhi
92/34: Children in the Welfare State: Current problems and prospects in Sweden: Sven E. Olsson and Roland Spånt
92/32: Child Welfare and the Socialist Experiment: Social and economic trends in the USSR 1960-90: Alexander Riazantsev, Sandor Sipos and Oleg Labetsky
92/31: Growth, Income Distribution and Household Welfare in the Industrialized Countries since the First Oil Shock: Andrea Boltho
92/30: Trends in the Structure and Stability of the Family from 1950 to the Present: The impact on child welfare: Chiara Saraceno
92/29: Child Poverty and Deprivation in Portugal: A national case study: Manuela Silva
92/28: Poverty Measurement in Central and Eastern Europe before the Transition to the Market Economy: Sandor Sipos
92/23: Social Policy and Child Poverty: Hungary since 1945: Julia Szalai
91/68: The Health Sector and Social Policy Reform in the Philippines since 1985: Wilfredo G. Nuqui
91/63: The Impact of Economic Crisis and Adjustment on Health Care in Mexico: Carlos Cruz Rivero, Rafael Lozano Ascencio and Julio Querol Vinagre
91/62: Fiscal Shock, Wage Compression and Structural Reform: Mexican adjustment and educational policy in the 1980s: Fernando Valerio
91/61: Patterns of Government Expenditures in Developing Countries during the 1980s: The impact on social services: Beth Ebel
91/60: Ecuador: Crisis, adjustment and social policy in the 1980s: Ecuadorian Centre of Social Research
91/44: Structural Adjustment, Growth and Human Welfare: The case of Niger, 1982-1989: Kiari Liman-Tinguiri
91/43: The Impact of Self-imposed Adjustment: The Case of Burkina Faso, 1983-1989: Kimseyinga Savadogo and Claude Wetta
91/42: Liberalisation for Development: Zimbabwe's adjustment without the fund: Robert Davies, David Sanders and Timothy Shaw
91/41: Is Adjustment Conducive to Long-Term Development? The case of Africa in the 1980s: Giovanni Cornia
91/33: Government Expenditures for Children and their Families in Advanced Industrialized Countries, 1960-85: Sheila B. Kamerman and Alfred J. Kahn
90/73: Pobreza y privaciones de la infancia en los paises industrializados: tendencias recientes y alternativas de politica: Giovanni Cornia
90/72: Pauvreté et privations de l’enfant dans les pays industrialisés: recentes tendances et options politiques: Giovanni Cornia
90/71: Povertà e condizione dei minori in Italia dagli anni cinquanta ad oggi: Chiara Saraceno
90/64: The Fiscal System, Adjustment and the Poor: Giovanni Cornia and Frances Stewart
90/49: Education, Skills and Industrial Development in the Structural Transformation of Africa: Sanjaya Lall
90/48: Rural Differentiation, Poverty and Agricultural Crisis in sub-Saharan Africa: Toward an appropriate policy response: Giovanni Cornia and Richard Strickland
90/47: Increased Aid Flows and Human Resource Development in Africa: Paul Mosley
90/46: Toward Structural Transformation with a Human Focus: The economic programmes and policies of Zambia in the 1980's: Venkatesh Seshamani
90/45: Adjustment Policies in Tanzania, 1981-1989: The impact of growth, structure and human welfare: Jumanne H. Wagao
90/38: Child Poverty and Deprivation in Industrialized Countries: Recent trends and policy options: Giovanni Cornia
90/37: Child Poverty and Deprivation in Italy - 1950 to the Present: Chiara Saraceno
90/36: Child Poverty and Deprivation in the UK: Jonathan Bradshaw
90/35: Causes and Consequences of Child Poverty in the United States: Sheldon Danziger and Jonathan Stern
89/65: Economic Decline and Child Survival: The plight of Latin America in the eighties: Eduardo S. Bustelo, Giovanni Cornia, Eva Jespersen and Teresa Albanez