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CPRC's publications database contains over 300 publications. These include concise policy briefs and research summaries; a series of over 100 academic working papers, and further series published by country partners; academic and professional journal articles; Chronic Poverty Reports and books; and papers presented at CPRC conferences and workshops.
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Chronic Poverty and Understanding Intra-Household Differentiation
Kate Bird (2003)
CPRC-IIPA Working Paper
Until recently the household was taken to be an undifferentiated entity for the purposes of data collection and social and economic analysis. Even where researchers want to look at intrahousehold differentiation it can be difficult due to inadequate individual level data on dietary intake,...
Issues in Chronic Poverty: Panel Data based Analysis
Aasha Kapur Mehta and Shashanka Bhide (2003)
CPRC-IIPA Working Paper
The distinction between chronic or extended duration poverty and transient poverty is rarely made in the substantial literature on poverty in India. Determination of poverty as chronic or temporary requires that the same households be tracked over time through a panel data set and/or use of life or...
Chronic Poverty in a Remote Rural District in South West Madhya Pradesh: A Multidimensional Analysis of Its Extent and Causes
Amita Shah and D.C. Sah (2003)
CPRC-IIPA Working Paper
The structuralist perspective envisages poverty, especially in rural India, as a long duration phenomenon. Over time, most of the structural features of poverty have remained more or less intact. As a result, a large proportion of the poor in India are also chronically poor in terms of duration as...
From Income to Urban Contest in Global Settings: Chronic Poverty in Bangalore
Solomon Benjamin (2003)
CPRC-IIPA Working Paper
Most Indian cities and particularly the metros are usually characterized by vibrant and complex economies. What does being poor and chronically poor mean within these settings? The MDGs state the need to halve the world's poor. Can one go beyond what is useful rhetoric to spur action and define...
Thinking 'small' and the understanding of poverty: Maymana and Mofizul's story
David Hulme (2003)
PRCPB Working Paper
Much recent thinking on poverty and poverty reduction is ‘big’ in terms of its ideas, units of analysis, datasets, plans and ambitions. While recognising some of the benefits of such approaches this paper argues that researchers should counterbalance this through ‘thinking...
Drivers of Escape and Descent: Changing Household Fortunes in Rural Bangladesh
Binayek, Sen (2003)
PRCPB Working Paper
This paper analyses a panel dataset on 379 rural households in Bangladesh interviewed in 1987/88 and 2000. Using a 'livelihoods' framework it contrasts the fortunes of ascending households (which escape poverty) and descending households (which fall into poverty). These two dynamics are not mirror...
Political Sociology of Poverty in India: Between Politics of Poverty and Poverty of Politics
Anand Kumar (2003)
CPRC-IIPA Working Paper
Political sociology of poverty requires an analysis of the relationship between the political, economic and socio-cultural actors, institutions and processes in the context of poverty. It assumes that poverty is a complex and cumulative consequence of power relations over a period of time between...
How Poverty affects Health Status and Health Care Demand Behaviour of Households - The Case of Rural Ethiopia
Abay Asfaw (2003)
Conference Paper
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A Conceptual Framework for Using Poultry as a Tool in Poverty Alleviation
Hans Askov Jensen and Frands Dolberg (2003)
Conference Paper
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