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Hulya DagdevirenProfessor of International Development, University and HertfordshireVerified email at herts.ac.uk
Frances StewartProfessor of development economics, Oxford universityVerified email at qeh.ox.ac.uk
Thandika MkandawireLondon School of Economics and Political ScienceVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Bernhard G. GunterAssistant Professor, Econ. Dept., American UniversityVerified email at american.edu
Malte LuebkerInstitute of Economic and Social Research (WSI)Verified email at boeckler.de
Giovanni Andrea CorniaProfessor of Development Economics, University of FlorenceVerified email at unifi.it
Peter A.G. van BergeijkEmeritusVerified email at iss.nl
Andy SumnerProfessor of International Development, King's College LondonVerified email at kcl.ac.uk
stephanie seguinoProfessor of Economics, University of VermontVerified email at uvm.edu
Michael GrimmProfessor of Development Economics, University of PassauVerified email at uni-passau.de
Jann LayGerman Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA), University of GöttingenVerified email at giga-hamburg.de
Rob VosInternational Food Policy Research Institute and Professor of Finance and Development, InternationalVerified email at cgiar.org
Arjan de HaanInternational Development Research Centre, CanadaVerified email at idrc.ca
François RoubaudSenior research fellowVerified email at dial.prd.fr
Irene van StaverenErasmus University RotterdamVerified email at iss.nl
Syed Mansoob MurshedProfessor of Conflict Studies, ISS-Erasmus University and professor of Economics at CoventryVerified email at iss.nl
Lance Taylor, economicsArnhold Professor emeritus, New School for Soc. Res.Verified email at newschool.edu
Anthony BlackProfessor of Economics, University of Cape TownVerified email at uct.ac.za

Rolph van der Hoeven

Professor ISS-Erasmus Universiteit Den Haag

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Employment and Development Economics


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Trade and social determinants of health C Blouin, M Chopra, R Van der Hoeven The lancet 373 (9662), 502-507, 2009	301	2009
The social dimension of globalization: A review of the literature BG Gunter, R Van der Hoeven Int'l Lab. Rev. 143, 7, 2004	222	2004
Is Inflation Bad for Income Inequality. The Importance of the Initial Rate of Inflation. Employment Paper 2001/29 R Galli, R van Der Hoeven International Labour Organization, 2001	211	2001
Africa’s recovery in the 1990s: From stagnation and adjustment to human development H Pieper, T Mkandawire, R Van der Hoeven Springer, 2016	174	2016
Humanity divided: Confronting inequality in developing countries S Seguino, A Sumner, R van der Hoeven, B Sen, M Ahmed UNDP, 2013	158	2013
Growth, inequality, and poverty: Prospects for pro-poor economic development A Shorrocks, R Van der Hoeven OUP Oxford, 2004	135	2004
Poverty reduction with growth and redistribution H Dagdeviren, R Van Der Hoeven, J Weeks Development and Change 33 (3), 383-413, 2002	115	2002
Computable general equilibrium models, adjustment and the poor in Africa L De Maio, F Stewart, R Van Der Hoeven World Development 27 (3), 453-470, 1999	108	1999
Redistribution matters: Growth for poverty reduction H Dagdeviren, R Hoeven, J Weeks (No Title), 2001	105	2001
Labour Markets and Income Inequality What are the New Insights after the Washington Consensus? R Van der Hoeven	97	2000
Manufacturing output, employment and real wages in the 1980s: Labour's loss until the century's end AH Amsden, R Van Der Hoeven The Journal of Development Studies 32 (4), 506-530, 1996	92	1996
Lessons from privatization: labour issues in developing and transitional countries R Van der Hoeven, G Sziráczki International Labour Organization, 1997	80	1997
7 Redistribution does Matter: Growth and Redistribution for Poverty Reduction H Dağdeviren, R Van Der Hoeven, A WEEKS Growth, Inequality, and Poverty, 125, 2004	74*	2004
Basic needs in development planning M Hopkins, R Van Der Hoeven	70	1983
Poverty and structural adjustment: some remarks on tradeoffs between equity and growth R Van der Hoeven Employment Sector, Internat. Labour Office, 2000	66	2000
Labour markets trends, financial globalization and the current crisis in developing countries R Van der Hoeven	62	2010
New approaches to poverty analysis and policy G Rodgers International Institute for Labour Studies, 1995	52*	1995
Structural adjustment and beyond in Sub-Saharan Africa: research and policy issues. R Hoeven, F Kraaij	47	1994
Financial Openness and Employment: The Need for Coherent International and National Policies. R Van der Hoeven, M Lübker	44	2006
Adjustment with a human face: Still relevant or overtaken by events? R Van Der Hoeven World Development 19 (12), 1835-1845, 1991	42	1991

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