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Instituut voor Ontwikkelingsbeleid en -beheer Universiteit Antwerpen

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1.1. Studentenstatistieken Master Programma’s en ITPs in 2009 7

1.2. Gastdocenten en gastsprekers in het kader van de Master Programma’s en ITPs en

buitenlandse onderzoekers aan het IOB in 2009 10

1.3. Individuele fiches IOB doctoraatsstudenten in 2009 16

1.4. Overzicht MA vakken en betrokken docenten en AAP in 2009 25

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2.1. Actieve deelname aan wetenschappelijke bijeenkomsten in 2009 27

2.2. IOB publicaties in 2009 32

2.3. Wetenschappelijke verblijven in het buitenland in 2009 33

2.4. Onderzoek door emeriti die niet tot een TG behoren in 2009 36

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3.1. Taken van maatschappelijke dienstverlening intra Universiteit Antwerpen en extern aan IOB

in 2009 (31 december 2009) 37

3.1.1. Intra Universiteit Antwerpen in 2009 37

3.1.2. Extern Universiteit Antwerpen in 2009 37

3.1.3. Andere taken van maatschappelijke dienstverlening in 2009 38

3.2. Promotorschap of lidmaatschap jury’s van publiekelijk verdedigde doctoraten in 2009 40

3.3. Voordrachten en Mededelingen in 2009 40

3.4. Maatschappelijke Dienstverlening door emeriti die niet tot een TG behoren in 2009 42

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4.1. Overzicht IOB bestuursorganen (stand 31 december 2009) 45

4.2. Overzicht IOB personeel (stand 31 december 2009) 46

4.3. Financiëel Overzicht in 2009 48

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Mevrouw Cathy Berx (Gouverneur Provincie Antwerpen), Prof. Alain Verschoren (Rector Universiteit Antwerpen) en Karina Jara (laureate Prijs Ontwikkelingssamenwerking 2009 Provincie Antwerpen, Ecuador).

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Man Vrouw Totaal

Governance and Development 10 7 17

Development Evaluation and Management 17 6 23

Globalisation and Development 7 8 15

TOTAAL 34 21 55

2. Leeftijd (bij begin van programma – 1 oktober 2008)

20-2 26-30 31-3 36-40 41-4

Governance and Development 4 6 7 / /

Development Evaluation and Management 2 6 12 2 1

Globalisation and Development 4 10 1 / /

TOTAAL 10 22 20 2 1

3. Nationaliteiten

Afrika Azië Latijns-Amerika Europa

Governance and

Development Totaal: 14 Burundi (1) DR Congo (2) Ethiopië (4) Kameroen (1) Oeganda (5) Zambia (1)

Totaal: 1

Bangladesh (1) Totaal: / Totaal: 2

België (2)

Development Evalua-

tion and Management Totaal: 12 Ethiopië (2) Eritrea(1) Ghana (1) Kameroen (3) Mozambique (1) Oeganda (2) Senegal (1) Zambia (1)

Totaal:  Bangladesh (1) Cambodja (1) Indonesië (1) Vietnam (4)

Totaal: 1

Bolivia (1) Totaal: 3

België (1) Italië (1) Roemenië (1)

Globalisation and

Development Totaal: 6 Ethiopië (1) Kameroen (2) Rwanda (1) Zambia (2)

Totaal: 4 Bangladesh (1) Filippijnen (1) Indonesië (1) Vietnam (1)

Totaal: 2 Bolivia (1) Ecuador (1)

Totaal: 3 België (1) Moldavië (1) Nederland (1)

TOTAAL Totaal: 32

Burundi (1) DR Congo (2) Ethiopië (7) Eritrea(1) Ghana (1) Kameroen (6) Mozambique (1) Oeganda (7) Rwanda (1) Senegal (1)

Totaal: 12 Bangladesh (3) Cambodja (1) Filippijnen (1) Indonesië (2) Vietnam (5)

Totaal: 3 Bolivia (2) Ecuador (1)

Totaal: 8 België (4) Italië (1) Moldavië (1) Nederland (1) Roemenië (1)

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4. Vooropleiding

Governance and Development

Titel diploma - B. Sc. in Agricultural Extension

- B. Sc. in Political Science - BA Development Studies - BA in Economics

- BA in Political Science and International Relations (2) - BA Social Sciences (2)

- Bachelor of Development Studies (3)

- Bachelor of Urban Rural Planning - Licence en économie et développement - Licence en sciences et techniques de développement

- Master in de Afrikaanse Talen en Culturen (2) - Postgraduate Diploma in Public

Administration and Management

Development Evaluation and Management

Titel diploma - B. Sc. in Agriculture Technology

- BA in Economics

- BA in International Relations

- BA in Political Science and International Relation - BA in Sociology

- BA Social Sciences in Economics - Bachelor in Political Science - Bachelor of Economics (3)

- DEA en sociologie, spécialité population et développement

- DESS en démographie, option collecte et analyse de données

- Ingénieur agronome, option économie et sociologie rural

- Ingénieur des travaux de la planification, option gestion des organisations - Licenciado en economía

- M. Phil. in Public Administration

- M. Sc. in Economics (Economic Policy and Analysis) - Master in de geschiedenis

- Master in Rural Development

- Master of Economics and Development Studies - Master of Social and Business Administration - Master of Social Sciences in Sociology - Postgraduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management

Globalisation and Development

Titel diploma - B. Sc. Double Major in Women’s Studies and

Sociology

- BA Development Studies - BA in Economics (4)

- BA Major in Humanities, with Prof. Cert. in Political Economy

- Bachelor degree in Economics - Bachelor in Business Administration

- Bachelor in Economics, spec. International Economic Relations

- Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Finance) - Ingénieur d’application de la statistique - Maestría en relaciones internacionales y diplomacia

- Master of International Organisations and International Relations

- Master of Social Science in Economics

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6. Overzicht resultaten 30 september 2009 Aantal afgestudeerden

Governance and Development

Development Evaluation and Management

Globalisation and Development TOTAAL: 14

Great distinction (1) Distinction (6) Satisfaction (7)

8 nationaliteiten:

Bangladesh (1) België (2) Burundi (1) DR Congo (2) Ethiopië (3) Kameroen (1) Oeganda (3) Zambia (1)

TOTAAL: 1

Great distinction (1) Distinction (8) Satisfaction (8)

12 nationaliteiten:

Bangladesh (1) België (1) Cambodja (1) Eritrea (1) Ethiopië (2) Indonesië (1) Italië (1) Kameroen (3) Mozambique (1) Oeganda (2) Vietnam (3)

TOTAAL: 12 Great distinction (1) Distinction (7) Satisfaction (4)

11 nationaliteiten:

Bangladesh (1) Bolivia (1) Ecuador (1) Ethiopië (1) Filippijnen (1) Indonesië (1) Kameroen (1) Moldavië (1) Nederland (1) Vietnam (1) Zambia (2) TOTAAL:

19 nationaliteiten:

Bangladesh (1) - België (1) - Bolivia (1) - Burundi (1) - Cambodja (1) - DR Congo (2) - Ecua- dor (1) - Eritrea (1) - Ethiopië (1) - Filippijnen (1) - Indonesië (1) - Italië (1) - Kameroen (1) - Mol- davië (1) - Mozambique (1) – Nederland (1) - Oeganda (2) - Vietnam (1) - Zambia (1)

Aantal niet geslaagden Governance and

Development

Development Evaluation and Management

Globalisation and Development TOTAAL: 3

3 nationaliteiten:

Oeganda (2) Ethiopië (1)

TOTAAL: 6 5 nationaliteiten Bolivia (1) Ghana (1) Roemenië (1) Senegal (1) Vietnam (1) Zambia (1)

TOTAAL: 3 3 nationaliteiten:

België (1) Kameroen (1) Rwanda (1)

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Januari

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1 januari-28 februari 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Sandrine Perrot (CERI-Sciences Po, Parijs, Frankrijk)

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1 januari-28 februari 2009, Bosco Muchukiwa (RD Congo), Université de Bukavu, Bukavu, (Scholar in Residence).

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26 januari 2009, seminarie, Adrian Leftwich (Univer- sity of York, Director of research consortium on Im- proving Institutions for Pro-poor Growth, Verenigd Koninkrijk), “The Role of Leaders, Elites and Coaliti- ons in Economic Growth and Political and Social Development. Challenges for donors”.

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26-27 januari 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Adrian Leftwich (University of York, Verenigd Koninkrijk).

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29 januari 2009, conferentie, 4x4 Ontwikkelingssa- menwerking anders bekeken, An Ansoms (IOB)

“Gezichten van armoede in hedendaags Rwanda” en Bert Ingelaere (IOB), “Leven na genocide. Verhalen en beelden van 20 maanden veldwerk in de Rwandese heuvels”; Steven Spitaals (International Peace Infor- mation Service, Antwerpen), “Motieven achter het conflict in Oost-Congo en de betrokkenheid van Rwanda”. Muzikale omlijsting Bode & Babs (Afrika).

(Ism Provincie Antwerpen Dienst Noord-Zuidbeleid, 11.11.11 en Wereldculturencentrum Antwerpen).

Februari

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5 february 5, 2009, seminarie, Meine Pieter van Dijk (UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education Delft en Economic Faculty of Erasmus University Rotterdam, Nederland), “Emerging Donors: The Presence of China in Africa”.

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9-11 februari 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Martin Prowse (Overseas Development Institute, London, Verenigd Koninkrijk).

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12 februari 2009, seminarie, Lee Pegler (Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, Nederland), “Can the tail wag the dog....and what might we learn from this?

Value Chains and Southern Development”.

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12-23 februari 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Lee Pegler (Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, Nederland).

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25 februari 2009, conferentie, 4x4 Ontwikkelingssa- menwerking anders bekeken, German Calfat (IOB),

“Help, ik wordt protectionist”; Isabel Vertriest (Oxfam Wereldwinkels en Oxfam Fair Trade, Gent)

“Fair Trade”. Muzikale omlijsting Sattar Khan en Mahabub Khan (Indië). (Ism Provincie Antwerpen Dienst Noord-Zuidbeleid, 11.11.11 en Wereldculturen- centrum Antwerpen).

Maart

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27 maart 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Wim Pelupessy (Instituut voor Ontwikkelingsvraag- stukken, Universiteit Tilburg, Nederland).

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30 maart 2009, conferentie, 4x4 Ontwikkelingssa- menwerking anders bekeken, Griet Steel (IOB),

“Kwetsbare carrières. Toerisme en straatverkopers in Cusco”; Mieke Van Cauwenberghe (Stadsbestuur Mechelen), “Stedenband met Sucre in Bolivia”.

Muzikale omlijsting Osama Abdulrasol (Irak). (Ism Provincie Antwerpen Dienst Noord-Zuidbeleid, 11.11.11 en Wereldculturencentrum Antwerpen).

April

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3 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Wim Pelupessy (Instituut voor Ontwikkelingsvraagstuk- ken, Universiteit Tilburg, Nederland).

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20 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Helen Hintjens, (Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, Nederland).

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20 april- 29 mei 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Sebastian Dellepiane (University College Dublin, Ierland).

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20-30 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Ariel Barraud (Universiteit van Cordoba, Argentinië).

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21-23 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Rene Lemarchand (University of Florida, VSA).

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23 april 2009, gastdocent, Joop De Wit (Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, Nederland), “Accountabi- lity in Formal and Informal Institutions: a Cross Country Analysis”.

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23 april 2009, gastdocent, Akinyinka Akinyoade (Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, Nederland),

“Accountability in Formal and Informal Institutions: a Cross Country Analysis”.

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24 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Sam Wong (University of Leeds, Verenigd Koninkrijk).

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27 april 2009, seminarie, Mirtha R. Muñiz Castillo (PhD. Graduate School of Governance, Maastricht, Nederland), “Looking for long-run development

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effectiveness: An autonomy-centred framework for project evaluation”.

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27-28 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, J.L. Vellut (Professor-emeritus UC Louvain-la- Neuve).

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28 april 2009, conferentie, 4x4 Ontwikkelingssamen- werking anders bekeken, Nadia Molenaers (IOB),

“Van Parijs tot Puurs. Is de Verklaring van Parijs toepasselijk op onze gemeentebesturen?”; Els Hertogen (11.11.11., Brussel), “Rol van NGO’s na de Verklaring van Parijs”. Muzikale omlijsting Orkestar Braka Kadrievi (Balkan). (Ism Provincie Antwerpen Dienst Noord-Zuidbeleid, 11.11.11 en Wereldculturen- centrum Antwerpen).

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29 april 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Wim Pelupessy (Instituut voor Ontwikkelingsvraagstuk- ken, Universiteit Tilburg, Nederland).

Mei

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1 mei-31 juli 2009, doctoraatsstudente, Sara Esther Bonilia Anariba (Honduras en Maastricht, Neder- land), doctoraatsonderzoek betreffende microfinan- ciering.

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8 mei 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Helen Hintjens (Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, Nederland).

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14 mei 2009, seminarie, Eva Beuselinck (Belgische Technische Cooperatie, Brussel), “New Aid Modali- ties and Capacity Strengthening”.

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20 mei 2009, seminarie, Pamela Mbabazi (Dean, Faculty of Development Studies at Mbarara Univer- sity of Science and Technology (MUST), Oeganda),

“Uganda’s Upcoming Elections, Challenges and Opportunities for Democratic Governance”

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23 mei-31 juli 2009, doctoraatsstudent, Frank Ahimbisibwe (Faculty of Development Studies at Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST), Oeganda), doctoraatsonderzoek.

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25 mei 2009, seminarie, Patience Kabamba (anthro- poloog, Columbia University, New York, VSA)

“Trading on War: Conflict, Trade and Ethnicity in the DR Congo”. (Ism het Fonds Bruyns).

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26 mei 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Wim Pelupessy (Instituut voor Ontwikkelingsvraagstuk- ken, Universiteit Tilburg, Nederland).

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29 mei 2009, gastdocent IOB MA programma’s, Sam Wong (University of Leeds, Verenigd Koninkrijk).

Juni

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4 juni-11 september 2009, stagiair, Katrien De Smedt (MA International Development Studies, Universiteit Wageningen, Nederland), vergelijkende studie “Hoe beleidsgericht onderzoek te combineren met traditio- neel academisch onderzoek”.

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15 juni 2009, seminarie, Annelies Van Bauwel (Sectoral and Thematic Expertise Department, Belgische Technische Cooperatie, Brussel), “Lost in Holy Concepts. Getting beyond the Rethorics of the Paris Declaration”.

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25 juni 2009, seminarie, Innocent Utshudi (Univer- sité Catholique de Bukavu, RD Congo) doctoraatsstudent, “Les rapports fonciers en milieu rural au Sud-Kivu: le droit à l’épreuve des faits”.

Augustus

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18 augustus-12 oktober 2009, opleidingsprogramma, Innocent Bushamuka Buzibuha (Université de Bukavu, RD Congo), Cursus Engels Linguapolis.

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18 augustus-12 oktober 2009, opleidingsprogramma, Florent Kamalebo Kighogho (Université de Bukavu, RD Congo), Cursus Engels Linguapolis.

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18 augustus-12 oktober 2009, opleidingsprogramma, François Masumbuko Lusamaki (Université de Bukavu, RD Congo), Cursus Engels Linguapolis.

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18 augustus-12 oktober 2009, opleidingsprogramma, Rukwira Bashimbe (Université de Bukavu, RD Congo), Cursus Engels Linguapolis.

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18 augustus-12 oktober 2009, opleidingsprogramma, Laurent Mutegheki Baha (Université de Bukavu, RD Congo), Cursus Engels Linguapolis.

September

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24 september 2009, seminarie, Andrew Mold (OECD, Parijs, Frankrijk), “Policy Ownership and Aid Conditio- nality in the light of the Financial Crisis”.

Oktober

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12 oktober 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Mirjam van Reisen (Europe External Policy Advisors, Brussel), Thijs Berman (MEP en ondervoorzitter Commissie Ont- wikkelingssamenwerking, Brussel), “EU Development Cooperation from the Fall of the Berlin Wall to the Lisbon Treaty”.

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19 oktober 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Alma De Walsche (MO*magazine), Johan Bastiaensen (IOB), “How Revolutionary is 21st Century Socialism in Latin America?”.

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23 oktober-3 november 2009, doctoraatsstudente, Florencia Granato (Universidad de Cordoba, Argentinië), opvolging doctoraatswerkzaamheden.

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26 oktober 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Kris Berwouts (EurAc, Brussel), Filip Reyntjens (IOB), “The Effects of the (Fall of the) Berlin Wall on Central African Politics, how a Cold War turned into a very hot one”.

November

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1 november-31 december 2009, Kabuya Kalala (DR Congo), UNIKIN, Kinshasa. (Scholar in Residence).

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1 november-31 december 2009, Tshiunza Mbiye (DR Congo), UNIKIN, Kinshasa. (Scholar in Residence).

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1 november-2 december 2009, Sergot Jacob (Haïti), Institut Aimé Césaire de la Francophonie pour le Gestion dans la Caraibe, Port-au-Prince (Scholar in Residence).

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9 november 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Giampaolo Calchi Novati (Institute of International Political Studies, Milaan, Italiê), “From 11/9 to 9/11: International Geopolitics after the Fall of the Wall”.

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10 november 2009, seminarie, Katrien De Smedt (MA International Development Studies, Universiteit Wageningen, Nederland), “Analysing Development Policy Oriented Strategies of Knowledge Institutes”.

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16 november 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Venkatesh Sesha- mani (University of Zambia, Lusaka, Zambia), Marc Denys (Directoraat-generaal Buitenlandse Zaken, Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwer- king, Brussel), “Are Donors altruistic? Different Motivations for giving Foreign Aid”.

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23 november 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja (University of North Carolina, VSA), Tom De Herdt (IOB), “Congo’s Transition to (no)where?”.

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23- 29 november 2009, Iwewe Kpongo Camille (Université Catholique de Kinshasa, RD Congo), opvolging onderzoeksproject Federaal Weten- schapsbeleid (BELSPO).

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30 november 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Saleemul Huq (International Institute for Environment and Deve- lopment, London, Verenigd Koninkrijk), Martin Prowse (IOB), “The Challenges of Climate Change for Development”.

December

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7 december 2009, conferentie, North-South 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Koen De Groof (CIDSE, Brussel), Hans Knoop (journalist, Amster- dam, Nederland), “Building new Walls: The Israeli- Palestine Conflict”.

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10 december 2009, seminarie, Sergot Jacob (Institut Aimé Césaire de la Francophonie pour le Gestion dans la Caraibe, Port-au-Prince, Haïti), “Social Capital and Income Diversification in Haiti”.

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17 december 2009, seminarie, Tshiunza Mbiye (UNIKIN, Kinshasa, RD Congo), “Le Choix difficile de coopération régionale en RD Congo”.

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17 december 2009, seminarie, Kabuya Kalala (UNIKIN, Kinshasa, RD Congo), “Le Choix difficile de coopération régionale en RD Congo”.

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Politics - Moderator: N. Molenaers

Bilbao La Vieja Ruiz Gonzalo Antonio

DEM/LIPR N.Molenaers Decentralisation Schemes under the New Bolivian

Constitution S.Vandeginste E.Waeterloos

Cana Roberto Marian

DEM/ EDE N.Molenaers Legal and Judicial Development in Albania. The Impact of External Assistance and the Element of INCENTIVE

S.Vandeginste L.Inberg Pham Thi Hong Net DEM/LIPR N.Molenaers Evidence based Policy Influencing in Vietnam: Strategies,

Opportunties and Challenges for Civil Society Organiza- tions

K.Titeca S.Dewachter

Nzokem Aubain Hilaire

GD/LIPR G.Calfat Impact of External and Internal Remittance on Poverty:

Evidence from 2007 Cameroon Living Standards Survey

M.Prowse G.Benedictis Tsabang Fomena

Blaise Desire

DEM/LIPR R.Renard Tuition Fees and Universalization of Primary Education in Cameroon and Kenya

T.De Herdt W.Marivoet Lutempo Myranda DEM/LIPR D.Cassimon The Implications of Debt Relief for Health Service

Provision to the Poor. A Case for Zambia R.Renard B.Van Campenhout

Aid-Micro Aspects - Moderator: T. De Herdt

Bui Ngoc Can DEM/ EDE J.Bastiaensen Study the Impacts and Sustainability of Vietnam Bank for Social Policies. Evidence from Binh Dinh Province

G.Steel L.Inberg

Mouafo Ngatom Sostheme Hervé

DEM/LIPR N.Molenaers Non-governmental Cooperation and New Aid Approach:

The Experience of Northern NGO’s

G.Steel L.Nijs

Reda Mulubrhan

Amare DEM/ EDE G.Calfat Examining the Impact of Food Aid on Agricultural Production Efficiency and Well-being. Econometric Evidence from Rural Households in Ethiopia

B.Van

Campenhout K.Verbeke Palata Lemba

Olivier

G&D/LIPR T.De Herdt Analyse de l’efficacité de la stratégie de ciblage des pauvres dans les fonds sociaux. Le cas de NUSAF en Uganda/Gulu.

S.Marysse M.Gildemyn

Conflict - Moderator: S.Vandeginste

Claessens Klara G&D/

PEGL

A.Ansoms Women and Land Rights in Burundi F.Reyntjens M.Gildemyn

Gebru Masho Gebreyohans

G&D/

PEGL F.Reyntjens Recognizing Diversity as a Tool for Unity in Ethiopia.

Challenges and Opportunities S.Vandeginste B.Ingelaere

Melesse Tsion Desalegn

G&D/LIPR S.Vandeginste Democratic Governance in the Post-conflict states: a Way to Inclusive Development and Sustainable Peace

F.Reyntjens S.Mararo Turyahabwe Stellah

Mwesigwa

G&D/

PEGL S.Vandeginste The Impact of Colonial Legacies on the Conflict in

Northern Uganda and the Peace Process K.Titeca S.Geenen Hossain Md. Zakir G&D/LIPR T.De Herdt

M.Prowse

Targeting and Protecting the Chronically Poor Women through Social Protection. A Case for Bangladesh

A.Ansoms M.Gildemyn

Aid Donor Perspectives - Moderator: R. Renard

De Koster Koen DEM/ EDE N.Holvoet Finding New Paths for Belgium in the Evaluation of

Multilateral Organisations’ Effectiveness J.Bastiaensen M.Gildemyn Issahaq Mohammed

Jalaludeen DEM/ EDE R.Renard Donor Pooled Funding for Development Projects. Towards a Sustainable Aid Modality: the Case of Ghana Land Administration Project

N.Molenaers L.Smets

Mok Tonh DEM/ EDE N.Holvoet Effectiveness of European Commission’s Aid to Cambodia in Rural Development Sector. An Evaluation Synthesis

R.Renard B.Van Campenhout Nkwasiibwe

Innocent

DEM/ EDE N.Molenaers Governance Programming from a Donor Perspective. A Comparative Study of the USAID and DANIDA Uganda Country Programmes

S.Vandeginste L.Nijs

Schuster Nadja DEM/ EDE N.Holvoet Policy Coherence for Development as a Collective Action Problem. Analyzing Institutional and Political Aspects and giving Recommendations for Mechanisms including a Utilization-oriented Policy-advocacy Evaluation Tool for Austria

N.Molenaers L.Nijs

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Rural Development - Moderator: A.Ansoms

Nchinda Valentine Petentsebenkwange

DEM/ EDE N.Holvoet Adoption of Improved Yam (Dioscorea spp.) Seed Technology and Contribution to Yam Income of Farmers in Cameroon

T.De Herdt G.Benedictis

Kambani Auxilia Ngawa

GD/LIPR J.Bastiaensen Analyzing the Strengths and Limitations of the current Institutional Arrangements for Water Resource Management in the Zambezi River Basin. A Case Study of Zambia

F.Reyntjens I.Wagemakers

Shaka Vanessa GD/LIPR A.Ansoms The Global Value Chain of Tea and Burundian Teagrowers in Mugamba: Implications for their Livelihoods

J.Bastiaensen N.Winters Mweemba Sefu

Jacqueline Shakantu

G&D/LIPR A.Ansoms An Assessment of the Pro-poor Character of Agricultural Policies in Zambia: the Case of the Fertilizer Support Programme

S.Marysse B.Van Campenhout

Neba Princewill

Neba G&D/LIPR A.Ansoms Dimensions of Rural Poverty in Cameroon: Aiming for Pro-

poor Growth T.De Herdt S.Geenen

International Trade - Moderator: G. Calfat

Nzeyimana Jean

Berchmans G&D/

PEGL A.Ansoms

S.Marysse Opportunities and Challenges involved in the current Regional Integration Process of the Great Lakes Region.

All that glitters is not Gold

F.Reyntjens K.Verbeke

Megersa Kelbesa Abdisa

GD/EDE S.Marysse China in Africa : the Opportunites and Challenges for Development in Africa. The Case of South Africa and Ethiopia

G.Calfat S.Geenen

Malli Shripati Jazrina GD/LIPR G.Calfat W.Pelupessy

Analyzing Philippine Participation in ASEAN-EU FTA:

Value Chain Governance

M.Prowse W.Marivoet Agramont Lechin

Alejandro Daniel

GD/LIPR G.Calfat Opportunities for Bolivia of the Subscription of an Association Agreement with the European Union

J.Bastiaensen A.Rivas Teferi Gebresilase

Hailemariam

DEM/LIPR D.Cassimon Evaluation of the Development Prospects and Challenges

of the Interim EPA of ESA. The Case of Ethiopia S.Marysse A.Rivas

Value Chains and livelihoods - Moderator: J. Bastiaensen

Bwalya Mulenga GD/LIPR W.Pelupessy Analysing Agribusiness Commodity Chains: a Case of Cassava growing. Opportunities and Risks for Small Scale Farmers in Zambia

M.Prowse W.Marivoet

Murangira Arthur GD/LIPR W.Pelupessy Global Commodity Chain Analysis of Hides and Skins from Rwanda. Case-study Italy

G.Steel N.Winters Uddin Mohammad

Jasim

GD/LIPR L.Pegler Flexibility for what ? M.Prowse G.Benedictis

Verburg Imke Willemiek

GD/EDE L.Pegler

F.van Vught D.Bohmert

Knowledge and Learning for Development in the Triple Helix of Cape Town

G.Steel L.Smets

Weldehawariat Tirsit Gohatsibah

G&D/LIPR G.Steel The Impact of Collective Action on Women Empowerment and Livelihood Opportunities. Specific Case of Action Aid Ethiopia

A.Ansoms N.Winters

Houtman Katelijne G&D/LIPR G.Steel E.De Deckere

The Socio-economic Impact of the Minera Yanacocha on the Livelihoods of the ‘New’ Migrants in the City Cajamarca (Peru)

J.Bastiaensen B.Ingelaere

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Education - Moderator: T. De Herdt

Le Thanh Thuy DEM/ EDE R.Renard Return to Investment in Primary Educaton: the Case of

Vietnam K.Titeca L.Smets

Chuna Moses Kapolon

G&D/LIPR K.Titeca The Role and Potential of Traditional Institution of the Elders in Peace Building and Development of Karamoja- Uganda

S.Vandeginste S.Geenen

Rotaru Cristina GD/LIPR S.Dellepiane Education and Migration: Balance for Home Country’s Development ? Evidence from Moldova

K.Titeca W.Marivoet Namanya Fiona G&D/LIPR T.De Herdt Effects of the Introduction of UPE on the Quality of

Education: the Experience in Uganda from 1997 to 2009

K.Titeca I.Wagemakers Jara Tamayo Karina

Mariela

GD/LIPR G.Calfat What are the Effects of Remittances on Child Education in Ecuador?

M.Prowse G.Benedictis Siku Kasereka Joel G&D/LIPR T.De Herdt Décentralisation et dynamiques communautaires au Bas-

Congo: quel impact sur l’élaboration, l’exécution et l’évaluation du budget de la province ?

S.Marysse E.Waeterloos

September 1 , 2009

Gender - Moderator: N.Holvoet

Cisse Al Hassan DEM/LIPR J.Bastiaensen Les femmes dans la transformation artisanale du poisson au Sénégal. Comment sécuriser leurs moyens durables de subsistance?

S.Marysse W.Marivoet

Martins Emilia

Maria Vaz DEM/ EDE N.Holvoet Analyze of Land Rights in Mozambique through the

Gender Lens G.Steel I.Wagemakers

Md. Al-Amin DEM/ EDE J.Bastiaensen Microcredit and Empowerment of Women in Bangladesh.

A Review and Synthesis Study G.Steel N.Winters

Valluma Vivian Latu

GD/LIPR N.Holvoet Microfinance and Women’s Empowerment: Case Study

Camcull Cameroon K.Titeca M.Gildemyn

Omwa Samuel Samson

DEM/LIPR K.Titeca Community-based Initiatives in enhancing OVC Service Delivery. Prospects and Challenges in Post-conflict North- Central Uganda

F.Reyntjens I.Wagemakers

International Finance - Moderator: D.Cassimon

Suhendar Endang DEM/ EDE D.Cassimon Estimating the Impact of Corruption on FDI. The Case of FDI Inflows from EU Countries to ASEAN Countries

A.Ansoms B.Van Campenhout Nguyen Dinh Tuan GD/EDE D.Cassimon Evaluation of the Impact of the current Financial and

Economic Crisis on Rural Areas in Vietnam

R.Renard L.Smets

Putra Widjaja Hans GD/LIPR D.Cassimon The Implication of Foreign Direct Investment to Employment and Wages. The Case of South Africa

S.Marysse L.Smets Negassi Yohannes

Goitom

DEM/ EDE D.Cassimon Absorption and Spending of Aid Inflows: a Case of Tanzania

S.Marysse B.Van Campenhout

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AINOMUGISHA Andrew Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Uganda.

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Nationality: Uganda.

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Affiliation: Faculty of Development Studies, Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Mbarara, Uganda.

Academic Information

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Enrolled as PhD student at UA, Faculty of Political and Social Sciences (PSW).

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Date of registration: (November 2007.

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Research Affiliate Institute in Belgium: IOB.

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Supervisor: Filip Reyntjens, IOB, UA.

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Conflict analysis and reconstruction.

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Description: The Legitimacy and Effectiveness of Tradition-Based Approaches of Justice in Transitional Justice – Case of Northern Uganda. The study seeks to identify the place of indigenous practices of justice and reconciliation in the bigger transitional justice framework. Traditional approaches however are not presented as a panacea for overcoming war, securing peace and bringing justice once and for all. Rather their effectiveness is taken to be dependant on a specific set of preconditions that by no means apply in every case and a combination of traditional and modern/western state-based practices of justice are taken to be essential.

BENEDICTIS Geovanna Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Belgium.

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Nationality: Ecuadorian.

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Enrolled as PhD student at UA, Faculty of Applied Economics (TEW).

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Date of registration: October 2007.

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Supervisor: German Calfat, IOB, UA.

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Globalization, trade, migration.

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Title: Essays on the Impact of Globalization on People: Remoteness and Migration Studies

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Description: The research focuses on the analysis of the impact of globalization on people with special attention to: the effect of isolation, trade opportunities for the poor and welfare changes due to migration and the use of remittances as a family development strategy. The area of study is Ecuador where the migration phenomenon has accelerated signifi- cantly during the last 10 years.

FAMARÉE Cecile Personal Information

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Nationality: Belgian.

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Date of registration: June 2008.

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Supervisor: Johan Bastiaensen, IOB, UA.

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Rural development, property rights, natural ressour- ces, land grabbing.

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Title: New Forms of Land Grabbing and Competing International, National and Local Claims over Access to Land. Local Livelihoods, International Interests and the Agro-ecological Crisis.

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Description: This research addresses political arenas around new forms of land grabbing in the context of the worldwide environmental and food crisis. We scrutinize the mechanisms that erode the de facto and/or de jure property/use rights of local actors under the influence of powerful outside actors in increasingly fierce competition over natural resources. We use several perspectives (law and development, institutional economics) to comprehend the

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establishment of real rights and identify the different political arenas that are called upon to establish these power-ridden processes of property rights practices in order to design policies to level the playing field in those arenas in favor of actors whose rights are excessively violated.

FAMORY Sinaba Personal Information

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Nationality: Malian.

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Affiliation: Institute of Rural Economy (IER), Mali.

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Date of registration: September 2008.

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Research Affiliate Institute in Belgium: Flemish Institute for Agricultural and Fisheries Research - Social Sciences Unit and IOB.

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Institutions, value chains, sustainable rural development, producers inclusion in global economy.

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Title: Organic and Fair Trade Global Value Chains in Mali. Towards the New Forms of Small Produ- cers Inclusion in Global Economy.

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Description: The agricultural and food-processing activities, in the North as in the South, are at presently confronted with a profound reorganization of their institutional and economic environment. This recombining creates a risk of inequalities and exclusion generation for certain actors particularly for the small producers upstream in global value chains. Also, one attends the emergence of alternate agricultural value chains as organic and fair trade products accompanied by specific quality standards and supported by new institutions for a more durable and fair commercial system. In Mali, the organics and fairtrade products value chains development focused on export crops among which the cotton and the sesame but also products of pickings as the shea.

This thesis aims is an economic analysis of organics and fairtrade products global value chains in Mali with knowing organic fair cotton and sesame. Does

the development of organics and fairtrade certified products can improve producers inclusion in global economy and rebalance the power struggles in the global value chains or do reproduce the scenario of the conventional agricultural products? This thesis invites us to investigate on how the global opportunities created by the organics and fair trade products can be valorized locally by value chains upstream actors. He invites also to understand how global certification system can redynamize the ecnonomics exchanges between North and South in impacting local communities capabilities to face a global presure .

FLORES Selmira Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Nicaragua.

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Nationality: Nicaraguan.

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Affiliation: Nitlapán, Universidad Centroamericana, Managua, Nicaragua.

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Enrolled as PhD student at UA, Faculty of Political and Social sciences (PSW).

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Date of registration: August 2007.

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Supervisor: Stefaan Marysse, IOB, UA.

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Gender in value chains.

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Title: Gender Analysis in the Dairy Value Chains in Nicaragua. Revealing Opportunities and Cons- traints for Success of Women Entrepreneurs.

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Description: The research focuses on gender relation- ships in the Dairy Value Chains in Nicaragua; it is oriented around the reflection of some, often neglected, complexities characterizing the dairy sector. the dairy sector and its value chains taking place in are embedded in a complex institutional environment with particular cultural and gender dimensions. The gender analysis is addressed towards the examination of the constraints and opportunities of women and men as micro, small or middle entrepreneurs in their multiple identities in two types of dairy value chains; a) upgraded chains where the producers of milk have built their own

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associative enterprises to generate and capture more value added, and b) more traditional chains in which individual family businesses are predominant. By multiple identities, this study understands women and men as producers, buyers, exporters, suppliers, etc. whose participation also depends of gender, age, educational level, expertise, residence place, and the ability to build social networks.

GÁNAME María Cecilia Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Argentina.

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Nationality: Argentinean.

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Affiliation: Department and Institute of Economics and Finances, School of Economic Sciences, National University of Cordoba, Cordoba, Argentina.

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Trade, new economic geography, political economy.

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Title: tba.

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Description: The research paper aims to explain economic disparities that emerge when nations encourage trade liberalization processes. Two different kinds of backgrounds are interrelated in order to build alternative settings that may explain those disparities. A political game a la Grossman and Helpman is taken into account in order to introduce political variables in some of the New Economic Geography models (NEG).

GEENEN Sara Personal Information

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Enrolled as PhD student at UA, IOB PhD in Develop- ment Studies.

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Political and social sciences, political economy, Great Lakes Region, Central Africa.

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Title: Local Actors, Global Interests in South Kivu.

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Description: the purpose of this PhD research project is to analyze how local actors in a mining town interact with global interests and what appear to be the outcomes of these interactions. The research is carried out in the framework of our partnership project with the Université Catholique de Bukavu on Local Governance and Post-Conflict Development.

Within this project, information will be collected on the exploitation and trade of mineral resources (gold) in Southern Kivu and the various actors involved.

GILDEMYN Marie Personal Information

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Supervisor: Nathalie Holvoet, IOB, UA.

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Monitoring, evaluation, aid policies.

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Title: (provisional) Monitoring and Evaluation under the New Aid Approach: the Role and Influence of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs).

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Description: The PhD research aims to analyse the role and influence of CSOs that are engaged in various M&E activities within the new aid paradigm.

More specifically, how CSOs can use the evidence gathered through M&E to influence policy and, on the other hand, how they can use the evidence to make policy makers more accountable. The research will probably focus on CSOs and networks of CSOs that are active within the health sector.

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GRANATO Florencia Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Argentina.

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Nationality: Argentinean.

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Affiliation: Department and Institute of Economics and Finances, School of Economic Sciences, National University of Cordoba, Cordoba, Argentina.

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Trade, integration, economic geography, location.

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Title: Location of Economic Activities within Countries. The Case of Argentina and MERCOSUR Members.

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Description: Motivated by the striking spatial reality of my country, Argentina, this thesis contributes to the body of research known as the New Economic Geography (NEG) and to the underdeveloped study of economic geography in Argentina and MERCOSUR.

The dissertation aims at understanding how location and agglomeration of economic activities have occurred within the country and the bloc during the last decades of re-opening of the economy to international trade. The introductory chapter lays out the motivation and objectives of this thesis, and presents its plan. Chapter 1 puts it into the perspective of the existing literature. It is a very complete and rather detailed revision of the NEG framework, focusing on theoretical and empirical contributions that address the impacts of trade costs changes on domestic economic landscapes. Chapter 2 introduces a typical model of new economic geography, exten- ded to deal with different ‘pre-integration’ scenarios in order to evaluate the spatial effects that a regional integration agreement may provoke within a member country. Chapter 3 builds a model that, introducing some more realistic such as comparative advantage differences across regions and intra-industry linkages, accounts for the role of transport costs and infrastructure in determining intra-country location

and export performance. Chapter 4 studies location within Argentina at the light of the predictions derived from the model in the second chapter.

Specifically, it carries out an explanatory spatial data analysis of the Argentinean economic landscape after MERCOSUR formation. Chapter 5 assesses whether regional export performance in Argentina, between 2003 and 2005, can be explained by means of the theoretical framework developed in the third chapter.

In this regard the chapter estimates the model-based gravity equation derived in that previous chapter.

Chapter 6 accomplished a related assessment for MERCOSUR regions. Proposing a more policy- oriented exercise, it attempted to identify where the resources of the Fondo de Convergencia Estructural del MERCOSUR (FOCEM) for infrastructure investment should be directed to. Finally, the concluding chapter sumarises the contributions of this thesis and presents potentially interesting topics related to the subject of the thesis that, having been put aside, will be among the objectives of future research.

INGELAERE Bert Personal Information

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Date of registration: May 2008.

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Supervisor: Filip Reyntjens, IOB, UA.

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Development anthropology, political transition, transitional justice, Rwanda, Burundi.

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Title: Peasants, Power, Identity and the Past. An Anthropological and Micro-Level Exploration of Rwanda’s Conflict Cycle

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Description: Against the background of regime change and in the context of violent conflict and

‘post-conflict reconstruction’ policies in a divided society does the research project seek to understand how a variety of changing norms, institutions, actors and implementation processes interact with locali-

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zed life-worlds and the agency of local actors. This will be done through an anthropological analysis of popular and state-sanctioned practices and percepti- ons of socio-political change resulting from original in-depth and long-lasting field research in Rwanda, the case-study country.

KAMAVU Chris Personal Information

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Country of Residence: DR Congo.

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Nationality: Congolese.

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Affilication: Faculté d’économie de développement, Université Catholique de Kinshasa, Kinshasa, RD Congo.

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New institutional economics, capability approach, organizational change and development, poverty.

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Title: Development Intervention, Capabilities and Local Institutional Change: The Economics of Grassroots Level Organizations Development.

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Description: Development intervention within a locality does modify local “organizational field domain” by increasing the number of grassroots organizations. Indeed, organizing the poor is not only the mean for delivering aid within a participatory development framework, but also a poverty allevia- ting strategy from an institutional approach to poverty reduction. However, how far do poor’s organizations survive the development intervention, that is, to what extent does the latter affect the “organizational domain” to bring about organizations change and development is a central question, which is consi- stent with the aid-institution paradox concern. The present research combines the capability approach and the NIE perspective to institutional change to examine the potential of individual and collective capabilities expansion from the intervention to determining organizational change and development.

MARIVOET Wim Personal Information

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Date of registration: February 2009.

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Supervisor: Tom De Herdt, IOB, UA.

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Livelihoods approach, poverty, development, DR Congo.

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Title: tba.

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Description: This research project aims at describing and understanding the current livelihoods of Congo- lese people living in some urban areas in the western part of DR Congo. How do they make a living, which opportunities/constraints do they face, what is their relative power to preserve or challenge their environment? Consequently, which distribution of wealth and resources may result from these specific livelihoods? And how should this be of interest to local, national and international policymakers?

MENDOZA Rene Personal Information

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Nationality: Bolivian.

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Affiliation: Nitlapán, Universidad Centroamericana, Managua, Nicaragua.

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Enrolled as PhD student at UA, Faculty of Political and Social sciences (PSW).

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Natural resources, Nicaragua.

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Title: Cooperation and Conflict around Rural Livelihoods in the Nicaraguan Segovias: Interacti- ons with International Trade and Development Cooperation around Forests, Coffee and Artisan Production.

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Description: The research will try to diagnose the nature of the global and local political arenas in four municipal areas located in the northern region of Nicaragua through case studies of the networks related to value chains, the cooperative organization linked to fair trade organizations, and the indigenous organization connected with international agencies, all three around forestry, coffee and artisan products.

It will focus on the way in which human agency is enabled as well as constrained by local and supra- local discourses, networks and institutions, which articulate to each other to form shifting strategic alliances in the local struggles around key resources and opportunities for development. The research aims to identify relevant aspects of the relations between the characteristics of social actor’s organizational forms in the arenas around forest resources and the final development outcomes in terms of exclusion/inclusion of the poor and deforestation/

substainable exploitation/conservation, all this within a context of encounter between Finnish Aid and the local wheels of path-dependent-history. On the basis of this analysis, the research will try to formulate recommendations for more effective intervention processes –at the social interface between local and external actors - in support of poverty reduction and preservation of forests.

MINH Tri Ha Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Vietnam.

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Nationality: Vietnamese.

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Supervisor: Nathalie Holvoet, IOB, UA.

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Monitoring, evaluation.

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Title: (provisional) An assessment of the Monito- ring and Evaluation System used in the Imple- mentation of the Social-Economic Development Plan (SEDP) in Vietnam. The case of Cam Lo district, Quang Tri province.

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Description: The purpose of the study is to review the M&E system used in support of the implementation of the SEDP of the local government in one particular study area. The study will assess different dimensions of the M&E system (M&E policy, organization, methodology, participation of non-state actors, capacity). It will analyze if and how the two main M&E functions, i.e. feedback and accountability, are fulfilled. Lessons learned will be distilled for the maturing and future set up of M&E systems.

NDIAYE Seydina Aboubacar Sadikl Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Senegal.

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Nationality: Senegalese.

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Affiliation: Ministre du Commerce au Sénégal, et Centre de Recherche et d’Analyse des Echanges et Statistiques (CRADES)Dakar, Senegal.

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Date of registration: January 2007.

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Commerce, pauvreté, développement.

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Title: Impact de la libéralisation commerciale sur les ménages au Sénégal.

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Description : A travers ce sujet de thèse doctorale, on cherchera à étudier si la situation des ménages sénégalais s’est améliorée ou pas avec la libéralisa- tion commerciale.

PELUFFO Adriana Personal Information

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Country of Residence: Uruguay.

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Nationality: Uruguayan.

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Affiliation: Universidad de la Republica, Institute of Economics, School of Economics, Montevideo, Uruguay.

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Trade, development, globalisation, productivity, FDI, economic performance.

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Title: Effect of Trade Liberalisation (Regional Integration) on Manufacturing Performance for the Uruguayan Case.

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Description: the research analyse the effects of increase trade exposure due to the creation of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur), mainly from a dynamic point of view, on manufacturing performance at the industry and plant level. The research comprises three novel studies aside a survey of the literature and a brief review of the economy and trade policies in Uruguay: (i) "Regional Integration and Techno-logy Diffusion: the case of Uruguay":

analysis of the existence of trade related technology diffusion from MERCOSUR partners, the EU and the NAFTA blocs on Total Factor Productivity of the Uruguayan Manufacturing Sector; (ii)"Trade and Technology Progress: assessing the dynamics gains from trade for Uruguay": this work examines technology spillovers through imports of intermediates, foreign direct investment and learning by exporting;

(iii) “Effects of Increased Trade Exposure and its Links with firms dynamics: a Difference-in-Difference Approach”. This work applies a novel methodology to trade reforms: impact evaluation techniques, which are commonly used in labour economics. Further- more, in this work we analyse the impact of increased openness on plants’ productivity, size and markups, testing the predictions of the “new new trade models”.

POLVOROSA Juan Carlos Personal Information

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Nationality: Nicaraguan.

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Affiliation: Nitlapan, Universidad Centroamericana, Managua, Nicaragua.

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Poverty, local institutional processes, Nicaragua.

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Title: Contract Choice and Livelihood Strategies.

The Opportunities and Constraints for Poor Rural Households’ Livelihoods in the Context of the Booming Dairy Chain in Matiguas.

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Description: This Phd research aims at identifying and understanding the role played by various variables that help explain (small and poor) farmers´

access to the dairy value chain, in the booming milk producing region of Matiguas (Nicaragua), and the their choice of contract of better-off farmers when it comes to sell their milk as it connects them to more (less) dynamic segment of the dairy chain which translates into different degrees of successful livelihood strategies. These livelihood strategies in turn, among other things, explain a process of land re-concentration in the area of study whereby milk producing successfully connected to the growing milk market seek to expand their production by buying land from other milk producers with limited possibili- ties to connect to the top segments of the dairy chain. The later group of producers, excluded and unable to benefit from milk production, sells their land in hopes to buy larger farms in areas close to or in the agricultural frontier, therefore accelerating the deforestation process in Nicaragua.

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