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The state that works: a "pockets of effectiveness" perspective on Nigeria and beyond

Roll, Michael (2014)
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Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all

Loewe, Markus / Anna Pegels / Tilman Altenburg (2015)
Mitarbeiter sonstige

Making global health governance work: recommendations for how to respond to Ebola

Bindenagel Šehović, Annamarie / Stephan Klingebiel (2017)
External Publications

Does conditionality work? A test for an innovative US aid scheme

Öhler, Hannes / Peter Nunnenkamp / Axel Dreher (2012)
External Publications

Financing the green transformation: how to make green finance work in Indonesia

Volz, Ulrich / Judith Böhnke / Laura Knierim / Katharina Richert / Greta-Maria Röber / Vanessa Eidt (2015)
Books

An executive authority for the UN Development System: why this is necessary and how it could work

Baumann, Max-Otto (2016)
Briefing Paper 18/2016

With the 2030 Agenda on one hand, and unchecked fragmentation on the other, the need for an executive authority, discussed for decades, has become acute. The paper argues that it can be build from exisiting structures, mechanisms, and resources by separating the coordination function from UNDP.

Can industrial policy work under neopatrimonial rule?

Altenburg, Tilman (2013)
External Publications

Between conformity and resistance: women garment workers in Bangladesh

Dannecker, Petra (2002)
Books

Informal collateral and default risk: do ‘Grameen-like’ banks work in high-income countries

Becchetti, Leonardo / Maria Melody Garcia (2011)
External Publications

From workers to owners: the impact of property rights reforms on investment and sustainable productivity growth in Romania

Vidican, Georgeta / Annette Kim (2008)
External Publications

Can industrial policy work under neopatrimonial rule?

Altenburg, Tilman (2011)
External Publications

Dividing the labour, sharing the work

Grimm, Sven (2008)
External Publications

Do collateral theories work in social banking?

Becchetti, Leonardo / Maria Melody Garcia / Giovanni Trova (2008)
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The potential of pro-market activism as a tool for making finance work for Africa: a political economy perspective

Dafe, Florence (2011)
Discussion Paper 2/2011

Under what conditions can government interventions in the financial sector be a successful tool to increase the financial resources available for productive investment in sub-Saharan Africa? This is the question which drives this paper.

Does international democracy promotion work?

Burnell, Peter (2007)
Discussion Paper 17/2007

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: Geo-economics at work?

Brandi, Clara / Fabian Bohnenberger (2014)
The Current Column, 14. February 2014

The bilateral talks on a TTIP do not only reflect economic interests but are also induced by genuinely geopolitical and strategic reasoning.

Bangladeshi migrant workers in Malaysia: the construction of the ‘others’ in a multi-ethnic context

Dannecker, Petra (2005)
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Conformity or resistance? Women workers in the factories in Bangladesh

Dannecker, Petra (1999)
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Making the multilateral system work

Messner, Dirk (2004)
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Collective action, organisation building and leadership: women workers in the garment sector in Bangladesh

Dannecker, Petra (2000)
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