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Michael A. ClemensGeorge Mason University & Peterson Institute for International EconomicsVerified email at gmu.edu
Charles KennyCenter for Global DevelopmentVerified email at cgdev.org
Nicolas van de WalleProfessor of Government, Cornell UniversityVerified email at cornell.edu
Morgan BazilianProfessor of Public Policy, and Director of the Payne Institute, Colorado School of MinesVerified email at mines.edu
Vijaya RamachandranDirector for energy and development, The Breakthrough InstituteVerified email at thebreakthrough.org
Markus GoldsteinThe World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Lauren YoungAssociate Professor, UC DavisVerified email at ucdavis.edu
David RoodmanOpen PhilanthropyVerified email at openphilanthropy.org
Nancy BirdsallCenter for Global DevelopmentVerified email at cgdev.org
Arvind SubramanianBrown University; Center for Global Development (CGD); PIIEVerified email at cgdev.org
Roger Pielke Jr.University of Colorado BoulderVerified email at colorado.edu
Benjamin SovacoolBoston University, University of Sussex, and Aarhus UniversityVerified email at sussex.ac.uk
Giorgio GualbertiInstituto Superior Técnico - Technical University of LisbonVerified email at ist.utl.pt
Ross ThuotteCenter for Global DevelopmentVerified email at cgdev.org
Alex TrembathEnergy AnalystVerified email at thebreakthrough.org
Kartikeya SinghCenter for Strategic & International StudiesVerified email at tufts.edu
Ted NordhausChairman, Breakthrough InstituteVerified email at thebreakthrough.org

Todd J. Moss

Founder and Executive Director, Energy for Growth Hub

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An aid-institutions paradox? A review essay on aid dependency and state building in sub-Saharan Africa TJ Moss, G Pettersson Gelander, N Van de Walle Center for Global Development working paper, 11-05, 2006	894*	2006
The trouble with the MDGs: confronting expectations of aid and development success MA Clemens, CJ Kenny, TJ Moss World development 35 (5), 735-751, 2007	591	2007
African development: making sense of the issues and actors TJ Moss, D Resnick Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2018	337*	2018
Oil-to-cash: Fighting the resource curse through cash transfers T Moss Yale J. Int'l Aff. 6, 43, 2011	202*	2011
Stock markets in Africa: emerging lions or white elephants? CJ Kenny, TJ Moss World development 26 (5), 829-843, 1998	192	1998
The ghost of 0.7 per cent: origins and relevance of the international aid target MA Clemens, TJ Moss International Journal of Development Issues 6 (1), 3-25, 2007	177	2007
China ExIm Bank and Africa: new lending, new challenges T Moss, S Rose Center for Global Development Notes 3, 2006	136	2006
Costs and causes of Zimbabwe’s crisis M Clemens, T Moss Center for Global Development 20, 2005	133	2005
Is Africa’s scepticism of foreign capital justified? Evidence from East African firm survey data T Moss, V Ramachandran, MK Shah Does foreign direct investment promote development, 337-366, 2005	130	2005
Saving Ghana from its oil: The case for direct cash distribution TJ Moss, L Young Center for Global Development Working Paper, 2009	121	2009
The global war on terror and US development assistance: USAID allocation by country, 1998-2005 TJ Moss, D Roodman, S Standley Available at SSRN 1114154, 2005	108	2005
Measuring “Reasonably Reliable” access to electricity services J Ayaburi, M Bazilian, J Kincer, T Moss The Electricity Journal 33 (7), 106828, 2020	94	2020
No longer poor: Ghana’s new income status and implications of graduation from IDA TJ Moss, S Majerowicz Center for Global Development Working Paper, 2012	89	2012
What’s wrong with the millennium development goals M Clemens, T Moss Center for Global Development Brief, 2005	88	2005
US Policy and Democratisation in Africa: the limits of liberal universalism TJ Moss The Journal of Modern African Studies 33 (2), 189-209, 1995	88	1995
The other costs of high debt in poor countries: growth, policy dynamics, and institutions TJ Moss, HS Chiang The World Bank, 2003	85	2003
Compassionate conservatives or conservative compassionates? US political parties and bilateral foreign assistance to Africa MP Goldstein, TJ Moss Journal of Development Studies 41 (7), 1288-1302, 2005	77	2005
IDA at 65: Heading toward Retirement or a Fragile Lease on Life? TJ Moss, B Leo Center for Global Development Working Paper, 2011	63	2011
After the Big Push? Fiscal and institutional implications of large aid increases TJ Moss, A Subramanian Center for Global Development working paper, 2005	57	2005
Adventure Capitalism: Globalization and the political economy of stock markets in Africa T Moss Springer, 2003	56	2003

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