-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- uristled.ru on Links round-up
- Duncan Green on Links round-up
- Stephen Porter on Links round-up
- James Crawford on Should policy seek to promote small firms or large ones in Africa?
- am on Ethics in Development Economics
Categories
Archives
Tag Archives: CSAE2015
Affecting fertility behaviour in Zambia
Giving women control over their fertility is at the forefront of the agenda for improving the well-being of women in developing countries. This issue was explored in the Plenary Lecture at the 2015 CSAE conference, given by Nava Ashraf, an … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Children, CSAE2015, Development, Fertility, Gender, Gender Gap
1 Comment
Migration and labour mobility
The third plenary, and final session, of the CSAE Conference 2015 featured three presentations on different aspects of migration, and its relationship with the broader theme of economic development. Michael Clemens (CGD): Skilled migration and development Michael Clemens of the … Continue reading