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Title First Name Dibyendu Last Name Maiti Photograph

Designation Associate Professor

Address D-16, New DDA MIG Flats, Prasad Nagar, Karol Bagh, New Delhi - 110005

Phone No Office +11-27008135

Residence NA

Mobile +91-9717783966

Email dibyendu@econdse.org

Web-Page www.econdse.org/dibyendumaiti

Educational Qualifications

Degree Institution Year PhD Vidyasagar University 2004

MPhil Burdwan University 1999

MSc Vidyasagar University 1996

BSc (H) Calcutta University 1994

Career Profile 2015 Nov - Associate Professor, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi 2011 - 2015 Associate Professor, School of Economics, The University of The South Pacific, Fiji 2008 – 2011 Assistant Professor, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi University, India 2007 Feb – 2007 Jul Fellow, IDPM, University of Manchester, UK 2005 – 2008 Assistant Professor (RBI/DFID Fellow), Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta, 2004 – 2005 Lecturer (VS), Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum 2004 Research Associate, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta, 2001 – 2003 Research Fellow, Vidyasagar University, India 1999 - 2001 Research Associate, Bengal Engineering University, Shibpur, India

Administrative Assignments

2017 Apl – contd. Dept Computer Committee Member

2018 Jan – till to date External Board Member, Manav Rachana International Institute of Research and Studies

2014 Apr – 2015 Oct Strategic Research Cluster Leader, The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

2015 Aug – 2015 Sept Acting Head, School of Economics, The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

2015 Mar – 2015 April Acting Head, School of Economics, The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

2014 Feb – 2014 July Acting Head, School of Economics, The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

2013 Jun Acting Head, School of Economics, The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

2011 Dec – 2012 Feb Acting Head, School of Economics, The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

Areas of Interest / Specialization International Trade and Development Macroeconomics

Subjects Taught

Delhi School of Economics (2015 – contd.): International Trade (PG), Macroeconomics (PG) and Topics of Macroeconomics (PG)

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The University of the South Pacific (2011 – 2015): Advanced Macroeconomics (PG), International Economics (PG), Intermediate Macroeconomics (UG), Policy Analysis (PG), Research methodology (PG), International Economics (UG), Mathematical Economics , Business Economics

Institute of Economic Growth (Delhi University)(2008-2011): Applied Microeconomics - Indian Economic Service Probationers Centre for Development Studies (2005): Development Economics (MPhil/PhD) Vidyasagar University (2001-2004): Macroeconomics (PG), Development Economics (PG)

Time table of the subjects taught during the current semester

S.No. Subject Days Time Classroom

004 Macroeconomics

Tue, Wed, Fri 11.40-12.50 Lecture Theatre

Research Guidance PhD Student: 1 (completed and 3 (ongoing) MPhil Student: 1 (ongoing) MA (Dissertation): 3 (completed)

Publications Profile Books and Edited Volume

(1) Maiti, D., Melchior, A. and Castellacci , F (2019), ICT, Digital Divide and Development, Springer (forthcoming)

(2) Maiti, D. (2014), Reform, Productivity Growth and Formal Labour Market in India, Routledge Publisher, London

(3) Maiti, D. and Sen, K. (2010), The Informal Sector in India (Special Volume), Journal of South Asian Development, 2010 (Guest edited) vol. 5. No.1

(4) Maiti, D. and Sen, K. (2010), The Informal sector in South Asia: Organisational Dynamics, Institutional Determinants, Inter-linkages and Development (Special Volume) Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 2010 (Guest edited), 52 (2)

Journal Article (refereed)

(1) Maiti, D. (2019) “Trade, Labor Share, and Productivity in India’s Industries”. ADBI Working Paper 926. Tokyo: Asian Development Bank Institute. Available: https://www.adb.org/publications/trade-labor-share-and-productivity-india-industries

(2) Singh, P and Maiti, D. (2019), “Sources of Finance, Innovation and Exportability: A Cross Country Study of Asia, Journal of Asian Economic Integration, 1(1): 1-24

(3) Maiti, D. (2017) “Anti-Dumping, Competitiveness and Welfare: A Study with special reference to India”, Indian Economic Review, 53(1): 1-24

(4) Maiti, D.; Narayan, D. and Kumar, S. (2016), ‘Regulation, Costs and Informality: The Case of Fiji’, Journal of Pacific Studies, 36(2), 149-69

(5) Maiti, D. and Kumar, S. (2016), ‘Regional Agreements, Trade Costs and Flows in the Pacific Island Economics, Economica Politica, 33(2), 181–199; DOI: 10.1007/s40888-016-0029-z

(6) Prakash, K. and Maiti, D. (2016), ‘Devaluation, trade balances and the J-curve phenomenon: The case of Fiji’, Economic Modelling, 55, 382–393: doi:10.1016/j.econmod.2016.02.023

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(7) Maiti, D. and Marjit, S. (2015), “Regional Openness, Income Growth and Convergence of Indian States during 1980 -2009”, South Asian Economic Journal, 16(1) 145–166

(8) Jafarey, S. and Maiti, D. (2015), ‘Glass Slippers and Glass Ceilings: An Analysis of Marital Anticipation and Female Education’ Journal of Development Economics, 115: 45–61

(9) Maiti, D.; Dasgupta, P. and Paul, A. (2014), Productivity and Elasticity Differential between Direct and Contract Workers in Indian Organized Industries, Review of Market Integration 6(2), 1-17

(10) Maiti, D. (2014), ‘Foreign Competition, Union and Distributive Share of Workers: Theory and Evidences from Indian Economy’, Trade and Development Review , 7(2)

(11) Saha, B., Sen, K. and Maiti, D. (2013), “Trade Openness, Labour Institutions and Flexibilisation – Theory and Experiences in India” Labour Economics, 24, 180-95

(12) Maiti, D. and Mukherjee, A. (2013), “Governance, Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic Welfare”, International Review of Economics and Finance, 27: 406-415

(13) Maiti, D. and Mukherjee, A. (2013), “Trade Liberalisation, Outsourcing and Union Wage”, Labour Economics, 21, 103-10 (Elsevier)

(14) Maiti, D. (2013), “Precarious Works in India: Trend and Emerging Issues”, American Behavioral Scientists, DOI: 10.1177/0002764212466247, 57(4), 507 – 530 (Sage)

(15) Maiti, D. and Chand, B.P. (2012), “Openness and Growth of Fijian Economy”, Journal of Pacific Studies, 32, 32-49

(16) Maiti, D. (2013), “Market Imperfections, Trade Reform and Total Factor Productivity Growth: Theory and Practices from India”, Journal of Productivity Analysis, 40(2), 407-18 (Springer)

(17) Maiti, D. (2012), “Market Distortions and Productivity Growth with reference to India”, Economics Bulletin, 32 (3), 2313-2319

(18) Maiti, D. and Marjit, S. (2011), “Subcontracting, R&D and Labour Productivity – A Theoretical Explanation” (with S. Marjit), Journal of Economic Development, 36(3): 1-24

(19) Maiti, D. and Mitra, A. (2011), Informality, Vulnerability and Development”, Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, 16 (2), 199–211

(20) Maiti, D. and Sen, K. (2010), “The Informal Sector in India: A Means of Exploitation or Accumulation?”, Journal of South Asian Development, 5(1) , 1-13

(21) Marjit, S. and Maiti, D. (2010), “Informality and Productivity”, India Macroeconomic Annual, Annual Volume, 131-72

(22) Maiti, D. and Marjit, S. (2008), “Trade Liberalization, Production Organization and Informal Sector in the Developing Countries”, The Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, 17 (3), 445-53

(23) Maiti, D. (2008), “Organizational Morphology of Rural Manufacturing and its Dynamics in Liberalized India”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 32 (4), 571-92

(24) Marjit, S., Kar, S. and Maiti, D. (2007), “Regional Trade Openness Index and Income Disparity - A New Methodology and the Indian Experiment”, Economic and Political Weekly, 24 (9), 757-69

(25) Marjit, D. and Maiti, S. (2006), “Politics and Contemporary Macroeconomy of India”, India Macroeconomics Annual, Annual Volume, 1-49

(26) Marjit, S. and Maiti, D. (2005), “Globalization, Reform and Informal Sector”, WIDER-UNU Research Paper RP12/ 2005, Helsinki, Finland

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(27) Dutta, M. Roy, S., Maiti, D. and Saha, S. (2005), “Protecting India’s Forest: Effectiveness of Forest Protection Committees – Case of Southern West Bengal, India”, The International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology, 12 (1), 66-78

(28) Dutta, M. Roy, S., Maiti, D. and Saha, S.(2004), “Forest Protection Policies and Local Benefits from Non-Timber Forest Produce: Lessons from West Bengal”, Economic and Political Weekly, 39 (6)

(29) Sau, S.N. and Maiti, D. (2001), “Trend of Production and Employment of Village Industries in India – An Analysis”, (with S.N.Sau), Vidyasagar University Journal of Economics, 8 (1)

Chapter/Article in Book

(1) Agarwal, A. and Maiti, D. (2019), “Digitalization and Development in India: Myths and Realities”, Sanyal, D. and Dutta, S. (eds.), Impact of Digital Technologies, Kunal Publishers, Delhi

(2) Dutta, S. Maiti, D and Haldar, A. (2017), ‘Recruitment Procedure and Status of Workers: An Analysis of Indian Industries in Two States of India’, in ed. Bhui, S., Human Resource Development: Issues and Challenges, Kolkata: Abhijit Publications

(3) Maiti, D. and Kumar, S. (2016), ‘Pacific Integration with Asia’, in Chakraborty, D. and Mukherjee, J. (ed.), Trade, Investment and Economic Development: Empirical Methods and Policy Issues, Routledge

(4) Maiti, D. (2014), “Trade Relations of China and India with Mekong Region”, in P. De, Two Decades of ASEAN-India Relations: Prospects and Challenges for Mekong-India, Cambridge University Press, 27-54

(5) Maiti, D. and Mitra, A. (2013), “Informality, Vulnerability and Development” in Siddharthan, N.S. and Narayanan, K. (eds.), Human Capital and Development – Indian Experiences, Springer, New Delhi, pp. 39-54

(6) Maiti, D. (2012), “Delicensing and Pro-Poor Growth of India”, in Bhattacharyya, D.N. (ed.), Indian Economic Development – Contemporary Issue, Regal Publications, New Delhi

(7) Maiti, S., Kar, S. and Maiti, D. (2010), “Labour Market Institutions and Poverty – The Role of Informal Sector” in Bhaskar Dutta et al. (eds.), New and Enduring Themes in Development Economics, NY: World Scientific Press

(8) Maiti, D. and Marjit, S. (2006), “Globalization, Reform and Informal Sector”, in B. Guha-Khasnobis & Ravi Kanbur (eds.), Informal Labor Markets and Development, Palgrave-McMillan, Helsinki

(9) Maiti, D and Mondal, D. (2006), “Reform and Rural Industrialization: A Study on Production Organisation in India”, in R.R. Prasad and G. Rajanikanth (eds.), Rural Development and Social Change, Discovery Publishing House, New Delhi

(10) Maiti, D. and Mondal, D. (2004), “Development Finance of Panchayats: A Study of Eight Gram Panchayats in Purba and Paschim Medinipur Districts of West Bengal”, in Sau, S.N.(ed.), Issues of Participatory Decentralized Planning, Firma K.L.M, Kolkata

(11) Sau, S.N. and Maiti, D. (2002), “Impact of Economic Reform on Employment of Village Industries in India – An Analysis”, (with S.N.Sau), in Mathur, A. and Raikhy, S.P. (eds.), Economic Liberalisation and its Implications for Employment, Deep & Deep Publications, New Delhi

Review Article:

(1) Maiti, D. (2012), “India’s Economy and Growth—Essays in Honour of V.K.R.V. Rao”, South Asia Economic Journal, 13: 147-152, doi:10.1177/139156141101300111

(2) Maiti, D. (2010), “Globalisation, Employment and Mobility – The South Asian Experience: A Review”, International Journal of South Asian Studies, 21(1)

Working/Research paper

(1) Maiti, D. (2018),” Trade, Strategic Competition and Labour Share”, http://www.cdedse.org/pdf/work292.pdf

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(2) Maiti, D. and Bhattacharyya, C. (2018), ‘Informality, Governance and Growth’ http://www.cdedse.org/pdf/work283.pdf (R&R in Economic Modelling)

(3) Maiti, D (2018), ÍCT, Leisure Externality and Wellbeing’, http://www.cdedse.org/pdf/work286.pdf (revised

and resubmission)

(4) Maiti, D. (2017), ‘A Simple Real Business Cycle Model: Application of Mathematica”, Wolfram Mathematica, https://www.wolfram.com/events/technology-conference-in/2017/presentations/

(5) Singh, A. and Maiti, D., ‘Demand Estimation of Major Food Items and Issues of Food Security in Fiji’

(6) Prakash, K. and Maiti, D. (2015), ‘Devaluation, trade balances and the J-curve phenomenon: The case of Fiji’, WP 2015/02, School of Economics, FBE, The University of the South Pacific, Suva

(7) Maiti, D. and Kumar, S. (2015), Regional Trade Agreements and Trade Flows in the Pacific Island Economies: Application of Gravity Model, WP 2015/01, School of Economics, FBE, The University of the South Pacific, Suva

(8) Maiti, D. and Reddy. V. (2014), ‘Climate Change and its Impact on GDP of PICs: An Explorative Study’, The International Conference on Renewable Energy and Climate Change, 14-18th July, The University of the South Pacific

(9) Maiti, D and Sen, R. (2014), ‘Strategic Interaction, Competition and Trade: A Study on Small Island Economies’, 55th New Zealand Association of Economists Conference, 2-4th July 2014; http://nzaeconference.co.nz

(10) Prakash, K. and Maiti, D. ‘J-curve disparity in the goods and services sectors in the Pacific region: Evidence from Devaluation in Fiji’ 55th New Zealand Association of Economists Conference, 2-4th July 2014; http://nzaeconference.org.nz/images/Kushneel.pdf

(11) ‘Contractualisation and Productivity Growth: Theory and Evidence from India’ 9th Growth and Development Conference, ISI New Delhi, 19-22nd Dec, 2013, https://editorialexpress.com/cgi-bin/conference/download.cgi?db_name=acged2013&paper_id=176

(12) Maiti, D. (2012), “Anti-Dumping, Competitiveness and Consumer Welfare: A Study on Commodity Prices with Special Reference to India”, SANEI Working Paper Series No. 12-07, South Asia Network of Economic Research Institutes, Dhaka; http://saneinetwork.net/Files/3008201204241412.07.DMaiti.pdf

(13) Maiti, D. and Chand, B.P. (2012), “Openness and Growth of the Fijian Economy”, Working Paper 2012/02, School of Economics, The University of the South Pacific, http://www.econ.fbe.usp.ac.fj/fileadmin/files/schools/ssed/economics/working_papers/2012_Working_Papers/WP01-Maiti_and_Biman-1.pdf

(14) Maiti, D. and Singh, P/ (2011), ‘Firm Size, Finance and Innovation: Country level study’, University of Central Lancashire, UK; https://www.uclan.ac.uk/research/explore/groups/assets/igfd_firm_size_finance_and_innovation_country_level_study.pdf

(15) Maiti, D. and Mukherjee, D. (2010), “Governance, Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic Welfare”, Research Paper 2010-10, Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy, University of Nottingham, http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/gep/research/papers/2010/10-27.aspx

(16) Maiti, D. and Mukherjee, A. (2010), “Trade Liberalisation, Outsourcing and Union Wage”, Research Paper 2010-10, Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy, University of Nottingham, http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/gep/research/papers/2010/10-07.aspx

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(17) Maiti, D. (2010), “Foreign Competition, Bi-sourcing and Union Wage Share” http://www.isid.ac.in/~pu/conference/dec_10_conf/Papers/DibyenduMaiti.pdf

(18) Maiti, D. (2009), “Institution, Network and Industrialisation: Field Evidence on Flexibility and Fragmentation from India”, IPPG Discussion Paper 26, Consortium of Institutions for Pro-Poor Growth, University of Manchester, http://www.ippg.org.uk/papers/dp26.pdf

(19) Maiti, D. and Marjit, D. (2009), “The Institutional Determinants for Informalisation and its effects on Poverty and Growth, IPPG Discussion Paper 30, Consortium of Institutions for Pro-Poor Growth, University of Manchester, http://www.ippg.org.uk/papers/dp30.pdf

(20) Sen, K., Saha, B. and Maiti, D. (2009), “Trade Openness, Labour Institutions and Flexibilisation – Theory and Experiences in India” BWPI Working Paper 123, Brooks World Poverty Institute,University of Manchester, http://ideas.repec.org/p/bwp/bwppap/12310.html

(21) Maiti, D. and Marjit, S. (2010), “Regional Openness, Income Growth and Convergence of Indian States : 1980 -2005” (with S. Marjit), IEG Working Paper 304, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi

(22) Sen, S., Saha, B. and Maiti, D. (2008), “Liberalisation and Labour Market Dualism in Indian Organised Manufacturing” (with K. Sen and B. Saha), Seminar paper, IDPM, University of Manchester, 2008 and Conference Volume, International Conference on Informal Sector in South Asia, 27-28th July 2009

(23) Maiti, D. and Marjit, D. (2009), “Informal Wage and Formal Labour Productivity” (with S. Marjit), Working Paper 301, Institute of Economic Growth,New Delhi

(24) Maiti, D. and Bönte, W. (2006), “Trade Reform, Vertical Contracts and Innovation of Developing Economy”, www.isid.ac.in/~planning/DibyenduMaiti.pdfand Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena, Germany

(25) Maiti, D. (2005)“Conflict Resolution Mechanism and Level of Forest Protection: A Study on Southern West Bengal in India”, Agragamee, Bhubaneswar

(26) Maiti, D. (2005), “Organisational Morphology of Rural Manufacturing in Liberalised India: A Case of West Bengal”, Working Paper 371, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram

(27) Maiti, D. and Mondal, D. (2004), “Growth and Fluctuation of Development Finance of Panchayats: A Study of Eight Gram Panchayats in Purba and Paschim Medinipur Districts of West Bengal”, Occasional Paper No. 19, Department of Economics with Rural Development, Vidyasagar University, West Bengal.

Publications in the Last one year

Maiti, D. (2019) “Trade, Labor Share, and Productivity in India’s Industries”. ADBI Working Paper 926. Tokyo: Asian Development Bank Institute. Available: https://www.adb.org/publications/trade-labor-share-and-productivity-india-industries

Singh, P and Maiti, D. (2019), “Sources of Finance, Innovation and Exportability: A Cross Country Study of Asia, Journal of Asian Economic Integration, 1(1): 1-24

Agarwal, A. and Maiti, D. (2019), “Digitalization and Development in India: Myths and Realities”, Sanyal, D. and Dutta, S. (eds.), Impact of Digital Technologies, Kunal Publishers, Delhi

Maiti, D. (2018),” Trade, Strategic Competition and Labour Share”, http://www.cdedse.org/pdf/work292.pdf

Maiti, D. and Bhattacharyya, C. (2018), ‘Informality, Governance and Growth’ http://www.cdedse.org/pdf/work283.pdf

Maiti, D (2018), ÍCT, Leisure Externality and Wellbeing’, http://www.cdedse.org/pdf/work286.pdf (revised and resubmission)

Conference Organization/ Presentations (in the last three years)

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2019: Copenhagen Business School, University of Oslo, St. Stephen College (Delhi University) , Annual Workshop

(Indian Institute of Technology Delhi)

2018: Indian Institute of Technology (Ropar), Ashoka University, Institute of Developing Economics (Tokyo), ADBI

Workshop on Labour Share in Asia (Tokyo), Vidyasagar University, DSE-NUPI-TIK Workshop (Delhi School of

Economics). University of Surrey, Sikkim University, , NIT (Sikkim)

2017: Reserve Bank of India (Mumbai), CAGE-DSE Workshop (University of Warwick), Wolfram Mathematica

Annual Conference (Delhi); South Asian University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Norwegian Institute of

Foreign Affairs, University of Surrey

2016: CMI (Bergen, Norway), West Bengal State University, Shyamlal College (University of Delhi), Institute of

Studies in Industrial Development (Delhi), Vidyasagar University, Norwegian Institute of Foreign Affairs

(Oslo), Goettingen University (Germany)

Research Projects (Major Grants/Research Collaboration) (1) ‘Responsible Innovation, ICT and Wellbeing, Research Council of Norway, NOK. (2016-18), jointly with TIK

(University of Oslo) and Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (Oslo)

(2) Diagnosing Critical Constraints to Growth and Structural Transformation in Selected Developing Members Countries, Asian Development Bank (Manila), 2013-14 (partially)

(3) CGE Modelling for Trade Analysis, jointly sponsored by WTO, UN ESCAP (ARTNeT) and University of the South Pacific, Fiji

(4) Trade Creation, Regional Growth and Development: The Role of Regional Trade Agreement in South Pacific Islands, sponsored by The University of the South Pacific, Fiji

(5) Competitiveness, Technological Innovation and Exportability of Firm in Asia-Pacific Region: The role of Innovation and Finance, sponsored by ARTNeT, UN-ESCAP, Bangkok, 2011

(6) Anti-Dumping, Competitiveness and Consumer Welfare: A Study on Commodity Prices with a Special Reference to India, sponsored by South Asia Network of Economic Research Institutes (SANEI), 2011

(7) Economic Reform, Asymmetric Organisations and Formal Informal Interaction, (with A. Mukherjee, University of Nottingham) jointly sponsored by ESRC (UK) and ICSSR (India), 2010

(8) The Effect of Economic Reform on Wage-Bargaining and Cost-Price Margin, sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (2009-2011)

(9) A Quantitative Study of Tea Industry in India – Market, Pricing and Organization (with S. Marjit), sponsored by National Tea Research Foundation, Tea Board of India, 2008-11

(10) Delegation, Enforcement and Contract,(with S.Marjit), sponsored by Institutions for Pro-Poor Growth (DFID-UK), 2008-09 (www.ippg.org.uk/researchdm.html)

(11) Production Organization and Dynamics of Rural Industrial Growth in China, CASS, Beijing and ICSSR, New Delhi, 2005

Awards and Distinctions Sabbatical/Visiting Research Positions 2019 Winter TIK, University of Oslo, Norway 2017 Summer Jun-Jul Norwegian Institute of Foreign Affairs, Oslo, Norway 2016 Summer Jun-Jul Norwegian Institute of Foreign Affairs, Oslo, Norway 2014 March Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand 2009 Sept – 2009 Dec School of Economics, University of Nottingham, UK 2008 Nov – 2008 Dec Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena, Germany 2007 Nov – 2007 Dec Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena, Germany

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2007 Jun DEV, University of East Anglia, Norwich, 2007 IDPM, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK 2006 Aug – 2006 Oct. Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena, Germany 2005 Sept – 2005 Oct Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China 2005 Aug City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Association With Professional Bodies Professional Membership: • American Economic Association • Royal Society of Economics

Other Activities Associate Editor Progress in Development Studies, Sage (2018 -)

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