Paul Mosley
Books
- New Poverty Strategies
- Aid and Power - Vol 1
- Finance Against Poverty : Volume 2
- Finance Against Poverty, Volume 1
- International Aid
- The British economy as represented by the popular press
- Overseas aid as a public good
- Pov erty-focussed aid
- A theory of conditionality
- Foreign Aid
- Politics of Poverty Reduction
- The Settler Economies: Studies in the Economic History of Kenya and Southern Rhodesia 1900-1963 (African Studies)
- Development finance and policy reform
- Development Finance and Policy Reform
- Obstacles to the spread of the green revolution in Africa
- Poverty and Exclusion in North and South
- Overseas Aid
- Graduate Portfolio Fall 2014
- Aid and power
- Settler Economies
- Poverty and Exclusion in North and South
- Poverty and inequality
- Foreign aid, its defense and reform
- The political economy of foreign aid
- The settler economies
- The British economy as represented by the popular press
- Development Finance and Policy Reform
- Fiscal Policies and the Natural Resource Curse
- Finance against poverty
- Increased aid flows and human resource development in Africa
- The politics of evaluation
- Structural adjustment
- The making of economic policy
- Fiscal Policy and the Natural Resources Curse
- Poverty and social exclusion in North and South
- Sir Arthur Lewis Great Thinkers in Economics
- Aid, the public sector and the market in less developed countries
- Conditionality as bargaining process
- The quality of overseas aid
- Green Revolution in Africa
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