ABORTION
1 Reutersward, Camilla et al
Abortion law reforms in Colombia and Nicaragua: Issue
networks and opportunity contexts.
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.805-831.
AIDS
2 Boesten, Jelka
Navigating the AIDS industry: Being poor and positive in
Tanzania.
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.781-803.
AIR POLLUTION
3 Ozymy, Joshua and Jarrell, Melissa L.
Upset over air pollution: Analyzing upset event emissions
at petroleum refineries.
Review of Policy Research, 28(4), 2011(Jul): p.365-381.
BANKS
4 Shy, Oz and Wang, Zhu
Why do payment card networks charge proportional fees?
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1575-1590.
CARBON
5 Rajan, Sudhir Chella and Byravan, Sujatha
Developmental benefits from a low-carbon pathway.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.15-18.
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CLIMATIC CHANGE
6 Pralle, Sarah and Boscarino, Jessica
Framing trade-offs: The politics of nuclear power and
wind energy in the age of global climate change.
Review of Policy Research, 28(4), 2011(Jul): p.323-346.
7 Verhoeven, Harry
Climate change, conflict and development in Sudan: Global
neo-malthusian narratives and local power struggles.
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.679-707.
COLONISATION
8 Alonso, Jose Antonio
Colonisation, institutions and development: New evidence.
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.937-958.
COMMUNICATION
9 Shankar, A. Ravi
Dial your SP-PPPP tool of governance.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.70-74.
COMPUTER
10 Menon, Siddartha
Policy agendas for South Korea's broadband convergence
network infrastructure project.
Review of Policy Research, 28(4), 2011(Jul): p.347-364.
CONSTITUTIONS
11 Mtetwa, Edmos
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Cross-cutting issues: Disability and the constitution
making process for Zimbabwe.
Indian Journal of Social Work, 72(2), 2011(Apr):
p.257-276.
CONSULTANTS
12 Greiner, Larry, Motamedi, Kurt and Jamieson, David
New consultant roles and processes in a 24/7 world.
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.165-173.
CONSUMERS
13 Lester, Benjamin
Information and prices with capacity constraints.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1591-1600.
CORRUPTION
14 Andres, Antonio R. and Ramlogan-Dobson, Carlyn
Is corruption really bad for inequality? Evidence from
Latin America.
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.959-976.
15 Ferraz, Claudio and Finan, Frederico
Electoral accountability and corruption: Evidence from
the audits of local governments.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1274-1311.
16 Rai, Vinod
Corruption-free governance.
IIC Quarterly, 38(1), 2011(Summer): p.80-89.
COST ACCOUNTING
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17 Gopalan, V.
Capital budgeting and role of CMAs.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.599-600.
18 Guha, Sekhar Ranjan
Total cost management.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.562-567.
19 Jayaram, P.K.
TCM for sustainable performance excellence.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.571-576.
20 Ramji, Meena
Total cost management and its relevance in current day
business scenario.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.577-580.
21 Roy, Sujit Kumar
Total cost management: A never-ending need for
redefinition.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.586-591.
22 Sundararaj, R.
Total cost management - strategic management tool.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.568-570.
CRIME
23 Kaur, Inderpreet
Plea bargaining: A new trend in criminal justice system.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.80-87.
24 Moon, E. Pendral
Criminal administration in the non-tribal areas of
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Manipur.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.98-100.
DEBTS
25 Izurieta, Alex
Instability in the US: It is not debt but the lack of it.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.34-38.
DEVELOPMENT AID
26 Breman, Jan
A change for the better? Dutch development aid in good
times and bad times (a review essay).
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.833-848.
DISABLED CHILDREN
27 Leelavathi, B. et al
Effect of circle games on development of social skills
among children with deaf blindness.
Indian Journal of Social Work, 72(2), 2011(Apr):
p.169-180.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
28 Singh, Darshan and Dhingra, Vanita
Impact of domestic violence on woman victims.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.10-17.
E GOVERNANCE
29 Ahn, Michael J.
Adoption of E-communication applications in U.S.
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municipalities: The role of political environment,
bureaucratic structure, and the nature of applications
American Review of Public Administration, 41(4), 2011
(Jul): p.428-452.
E-government has been touted by many as a technological
answer to improve citizen participation, government
accountability, and transparency by facilitating a
greater level of communication and flow of public
information between citizens and the government. This
article examines how political environment, government
structure, and the nature of individual e-government
applications influence and likelihood of adoption. Using
data obtained from multiple sources logistic regressions
are conducted on a sample of six e-government
applications that possess varying degrees of
communicative and organizational impacts on the
government to observe how different factors influence
their adoption. Findings include a general disinclination
for adopting e-government applications with high
communicative impact; however, such disinclination for
adopting e-government applications with high communicative
impact, however, such disinclination dissipated when
there was a high communicative impact; however, such
disinclination dissipated when there was a high level of
political competition in the area and perceived demand
for online communication; active traditional channels of
political communication, such as political parties and
accessibility to local council members, reduced the
likelihood of adoption; the preferences of the elected
mayor coincided with the perceptions of non-elected
officials who favor e-government applications that would
reduce the workload while disfavoring applications that
would increase it. - Reproduced.
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ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
30 Frangie, Samer
Post-development, developmental state and genealogy:
condemned to develop?
Third World Quarterly, 32(7), 2011: p.1183-1198.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
31 Davis, Lewis and Hopkins, Mark
The institutional foundations of inequality and growth.
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.977-997.
ECONOMIC RECESSION
32 Dutta, Jharna
Managing financial crisis successfully in infrastructure
sector - Role of proactive strategies in this perspective
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.604-607.
EDUCATION
33 Amin, Vikesh
Returns to education: Evidence from UK twins: Comment.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1629-1635.
ELDERLY
34 Abaluck, Jason and Grubber, Jonathan
Choice inconsistencies among the elderly: Evidence from
plan choice in the medicare part D program.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1180-1210.
35 Barrientos, Armando
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Participation and earnings of older people in Argentina:
Nice work if you can get it?
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.1061-1079.
EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
36 Yadav, Ajit
Emotional intelligence: Its usefulness in policing.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.75-79.
EMPLOYEES
37 Fitzsimmons, Stacey R., Miska, Christof and Stahl, Gunter
K.
Multicultural employees: Global business' untapped
resource.
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.199-206.
EMPLOYMENT
38 Kumar, M. Dinesh
Employment guarantee and its environmental impact: re the
claims valid?
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.69-71.
39 Siemens, Ferdinand A. Von
Heterogeneous social preferences, screening, and
employment contracts.
Oxford Economic Papers, 63(3), 2011(Jul): p.499-522.
FERTILITY
40 Crump, Richard, Goda, Gopi Shah and Mumford,Kevin J.
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Fertility and the personal exemption: Comment.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1616-1628.
FOOD SUPPLY
41 Sparks, Andrea L., Bania, Neil and Leete, Laura
Comparative approaches to measuring food access in urban
areas: The case of Portland, Oregon.
Urban Studies, 48(8), 2011(Jun): p.1715-1737.
FOREIGN AID
42 Bandyopadhyay, Subhayu, Sandler, Todd and Younas, Javed
Foreign aid as counterterrorism policy.
Oxford Economic Papers, 63(3), 2011(Jul): p.423-447.
43 Serieux, John
Aid and resource mobilization in Sub-Saharan Africa: The
role of reverse flows.
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.1080-1107.
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
44 Roy, Anjan
Services sector: Foreign direct investment in the
services sector.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.8-11.
FORENSIC MEDICINE
45 Jasuja, O.P., Kaur, Harsimran and Singh, Gangandeep
Latent fingerprints of children effects of nutrition
status on development of prints.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.63-69.
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GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
46 Painter, Martin and Yee, Wai-Hang
Task matters: A structural-instrumental analysis of the
autonomy of Hong Kong government bodies.
American Review of Public Administration, 41(4), 2011(J
ul): p.395-410.
What might account for the varying degrees of autonomy
granted to public agencies? One broad range of answers is
provided by a structural-instrumental perspective on
organizations, which assumes that the assignment of
autonomy is a response to structural features of
organizing on the one hand and to task considerations on
the other. Taking the case of Hong Kong, data from a
survey of chief executives of 111 government agencies on
perceptions of autonomy are analyzed to explore a series
of propositions concerning the relationship between
structure, task, and perceived autonomy. The method of
ordinary least square regression is used to analyze the
data. Overall, the findings show that variables describing
key features of structure and task do help to explain
degrees of autonomy. However, two propositions drawn from
rational choice theory concerning task-related variables
are not confirmed: public service delivery organizations
are under tighter, not looser control, whereas regulatory
agencies show no tendency toward autonomy. Interpretation
of the findings points to significant features of Hong
Kong's constitutional and political history which
highlight the importance of contextualization. Reproduced.
HEALTH SERVICES
47 Grimm, Michael
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Does inequality in health impede economic growth?
Oxford Economic Papers, 63(3), 2011(Jul): p.448-474.
HOMELESS
48 Hodgetts, Darrin
`Near and far': Social distancing in domiciled
characterisations of homeless people.
Urban Studies, 48(8), 2011(Jun): p.1739-1753.
HOUSING
49 Abeysinghe, Tilak and Gu, Jiaying
Lifetime income and housing affordability in Singapor.
Urban Studies, 48(9), 2011(Jul): p.1875-1891.
50 Goetz, Edward
Gentrification in black and white: The racial impact of
public housing demolition in American cities.
Urban Studies, 48(8), 2011(Jun): p.1581-1604.
51 Temelova, Jana et al
Housing estates in the Czech republic after socialism:
Various trajectories and inner differentiation.
Urban Studies, 48(9), 2011(Jul): p.1811-1834.
52 Wilson, Patrick et al
Modelling price movements in housing micro markets:
Identifying long-term components in local housing market
dynamics.
Urban Studies, 48(9), 2011(Jul): p.1853-1874.
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
53 Campion, Michael A., Guerrero, Laura and Posthuma, Richard
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Reasonable human resource practices for making employee
downsizing decisions.
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.174-180.
INCOME DISTRIBUTION
54 Esteban, Joan and Ray, Debraj
Linking conflict to inequality and polarization.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1345-1374.
INDIAN OCEAN
55 Ali, Ameer
The Sri Lankan ethnic Morass and China-India geopolitical
maneuvers.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.39-45.
INFLATION
56 Hatekar, Neeraj, Sharma, Ashutosh and Kulkarni, Savita
What drives inflation in India: Overheating or input
costs?
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.46-51.
57 Wright, Jonathan H.
Term premia and inflation uncertainty: Empirical evidence
from an International panel dataset.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1514-1534.
INTERNET
58 Geetha, B. and Pagutharivu, R.
Internet - A dangerous web for women.
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Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.55-62.
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
59 Heidari, Masoud
Criminal investigation and proceedings of Juvenile
delinquency in Iran.
Indian Journal of Social Work, 72(2), 2011(Apr):
p.277-287.
LABOUR MARKET
60 Lang, Kevin and Manove, Michael
Education and labor market discrimination.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1467-1496.
61 Pissarides, Christopher A.
Equilibrium in the labor market with search frictions.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1092-1105.
LAND TENURE
62 Vandekerckhove, Nel
The state, the rebel and the chief: Public authority and
land disputes in Assam, India.
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.759-779.
LEADERSHIP
63 Sanchez-Runde, Carlos, Nardom, Luciara and Steers, Richard
M.
Looking beyond western leadership models: Implications
for global managers.
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.207-213.
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT
64 Greasley, Stephen, John, Peter and Wolman, Harold
Does government performance matter? The effects of local
government on urban outcomes in England.
Urban Studies, 48(9), 2011(Jul): p.1835-1851.
65 Wood, Curtis
Understanding the consequences of municipal discretion.
American Review of Public Administration, 41(4), 2011(J
ul): p.411-427.
In this study of municipalities over 25,000 in population
in 49 U.S. states, the author tests whether municipal
discretion makes a difference in terms of municipal
fiscal performance. The author finds that municipalities
located in states that grant more municipal discretion
levy less property tax per capita, receive less state aid
per capita, and levy less total taxes per capita.
However, there is not a statistical correlation between
the scope of municipal discretion and total outstanding
debt, public officials in empowered municipalities do not
abuse their authority by imposing unwarranted property,
sales, income, and business taxes, and calls into
question the notion that municipal officials in empowered
states are more likely to become spendthrifts than are
municipal officials in less empowered states. The author
posits that officials in empowered municipalities may
experience the perfect storm unless they use their
expanded powers to improve the financial health of the
municipality; enhance the efficiency, effectiveness, and
equity of municipal public services/programs; and partner
with their cohorts across geo-political boundaries to
ensure the well-being of all citizens. - Reproduced.
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MARKETS
66 Mortensen, Dale T.
Markets with search friction and the DMP model.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1073-1091.
MOTHERS
67 Sadique, Sherren
Secondary victims: Understanding the role of mothers'
incarceration.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.27-33.
NATIONAL CULTURES
68 Taras, Vas, Steel, Piers and Kirkman, Bradley L.
Three decades of research on national culture in the
workplace: Do the differences still make a difference?
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.189-198.
ORGANIZATIONS
69 Andrews, Rhy et al
Environmental and organizational determinants of external
networking.
American Review of Public Administration, 41(4), 2011(J
ul): p.355-374.
PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
70 Ford, Robert C., Latham, Gary P. and Lennox, Gwen
Mystery shoppers: A new tool for coaching employee
performance improvement.
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.157-164.
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POLICE
71 Jeyachandran, K.P.S.
Improving the standard of investigation.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.88-97.
POLLUTION
72 Gassebner, Martin, Lamla, Michael J. and Sturm, Jan-Egbert
Determinants of pollution: What do we really know?
Oxford Economic Papers, 63(3), 2011(Jul): p.568-595.
PORNOGRAPHY
73 Pendyala, Krishna Sastry and Sinha, Anjana
Regulation of pornography on internet - Issues.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.45-51.
POVERTY
74 Ghosh, Jayati
Dealing with `the poor' (a review essay).
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.849-858.
75 Pal, Sarmistha and Palacios, Robert
Understanding poverty among the elderly in India:
Implications for social pension policy.
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.1017-1037.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
76 Pedersen, AnneReff, Sehested, Karina and Sorensen, Eva
Emerging theoretical understanding of pluricentric
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coordination in public governance.
American Review of Public Administration, 41(4), 2011(J
ul): p.375-394.
PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
77 Khera, Reetika
India's public distribution system: Utilisation and
impact.
Journal of Development Studies, 47(3), 2011(Jul):
p.1038-1060.
PUBLIC INFORMATION
78 James, Jonathan G. and Lawler, Phillip
Optimal policy intervention and the social value of
public information.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1561-1574.
RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION
79 Blaauboer, Marjolein
The impact of childhood experiences and family members
outside the household on residential environment choices.
Urban Studies, 48(8), 2011(Jun): p.1635-1650.
RIGHT TO PROPERTY
80 Wily, Liz Alden
`The law is to blame': The vulnerable status of common
property rights in sub-Saharan Africa.
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.733-757.
RIOTS
81 Hughes, Kirsty
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UK riots: Reaping the whirlwind.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.13-15.
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
82 Ajit Kumar
Ideas old and new in rural development.
Indian Journal of Social Work, 72(2), 2011(Apr):
p.245-256.
SERVICE INDUSTRIES
83 Akhilesh Kumar
Services sector: Can it be the engine of inclusive
growth?
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.17-19.
84 Baruah, Papori
Services sector: Healthcare: A key sector in the service
industry.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.33-37.
85 Das, Sandip
Services sector: Indian tourism sector: A growth story.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.49-51.
86 Rajamani, R.C.
Services sector: Telecom sector - Changing lives.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.40-42.
87 Saravanan, M. and Chandrasekaran, B.
Services sector: Growth trends in services sector.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.13-16.
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88 Sharma, Subhash
Services sector: Education in Indian economy: An overview
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.23-31.
SERVICE INDUSTRIES
89 Srinivasan, G.
Services sector: Services sector and its contribution to
the Indian economy.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.5-7.
90 Thakur, Vijay
Services sector: Growth of IT and ITeS sector.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.45-47.
SEXUAL ABUSE
91 Rufus, D. and Benlah
Sexual harassment of women at workplace.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.18-26.
SLUMS
92 Bogaert, Koenraad
The problem of slums: Shifting methods of neo-liberal
urban government in Morocco.
Development and Change, 42(3), 2011(May): p.709-731.
SOCIAL PARTICIPATION
93 Charness, Gary and Dufwenberg, Martin
Participation.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1211-1237.
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
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94 Kaur, Roop Kamal
Dowry deaths and patriarchy in Punjab.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.52-54.
SOCIAL SERVICES
95 DeVerteuil, Geoffrey
Evidence of gentrification-induced displacement among
social services in London and Los-Angeles.
Urban Studies, 48(8), 2011(Jun): p.1563-1580.
SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION
96 Bodhi, S.R.
Professional social work education in India: A critical
view from the periphery.
Indian Journal of Social Work, 72(2), 2011(Apr):
p.289-300.
STATE SECURITY
97 Vohra, N.N.
National security concerns.
IIC Quarterly, 38(1), 2011(Summer): p.64-79.
STRIKES
98 Parsons, Christopher A.
Strike three: Discrimination, incentives, and evaluation.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1410-1435.
TAGORE, RABINDRANATH
99 Bandyopadhyay, Samik
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Tagore: Redefining culture.
IIC Quarterly, 38(1), 2011(Summer): 32-41.
100 Bose, Sugata
Tagorean universalism and cosmopolitanism.
IIC Quarterly, 38(1), 2011(Summer): p.2-17.
101 Mukherji, Basavi
Music and Rabindranath.
IIC Quarterly, 38(1), 2011(Summer): p.42-51.
102 O'Connell, Kathleen M.
Education at Santiniketan: 1902-1920.
IIC Quarterly, 38(1), 2011(Summer): p.18-31.
TAXATION
103 Ravindran, P.
Combating tax cascading: Parallel tax systems - Cenvat
credit vs vat credit.
Management Accountant, 46(7), 2011(Jul): p.601-603.
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
104 Alexopoulos, Michelle
Read all about it!! What happens following a technology
shock?
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1144-1179.
TEXTILE INDUSTRY
105 Muhammad, Anu
Wealth and deprivation: Ready-made garments industry in
Bangladesh.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
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p.23-27.
TRADE
106 Gavazza, Alessandro
The role of trading frictions in real asset markets.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1106-1143.
UNEMPLOYMENT
107 Diamond, Peter
Unemployment, vacancies, wages.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1045-1072.
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
108 Champion, Tony and Townsend, Alan
The fluctuating record of economic regeneration in
England's second-order city-regions, 1984-2007.
Urban Studies, 48(8), 2011(Jun): p.1539-1562.
109 Postigo, Antonio
Accounting for outcomes in participatory urban governance
through state-civil-society synergies.
Urban Studies, 48(9), 2011(Jul): p.1945-1967.
URBANIZATION
110 Bhagat, R.B.
Emerging pattern of urbanisation in India.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.10-12.
VIOLENCE
111 Anand, Javed
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Targeting the lawbreakers.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.19-21.
WAGES
112 Benigno, Pierpaolo and Ricci, Luca Antonio
The inflation-output trade-off with downward wage
rigidities.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1436-1466.
WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
113 Manasi, S. et al
Beyond the rhetoric of integrated water resources
management: The case of the Tungabhadra Sub-basin.
Economic and Political Weekly, 46(34), 2011(20 Aug):
p.52-60.
WOMEN
114 Shewli Kumar
Building women empowered communities for governance.
Indian Journal of Social Work, 72(2), 2011(Apr):
p.181-198.
WOMEN EXECUTIVES
115 Hoobler, Jenny M., Lemmon, Grace and Wayne, Sandy J.
Women's under representation in upper management: New
insights on a persistent problem.
Organizational Dynamics, 40(3), 2011(Jul-Sep): p.151-156.
WOMEN IN POLITICS
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116 Kujur, Aloka
Best practices: Women in panchayats, a partnership that
works.
Yojana, 55, 2011(Sep): p.38-39.
WOMEN WORKERS
117 Sanyal, S.
Working women and the glass ceiling.
Indian Police Journal, 57(4), 2010(Oct-Dec): p.34-44.
WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
118 Bagwell, Kyle and Staiger, Robert W.
What do trade negotiators negotiate about? Empirical
evidence from the World Trade Organization.
American Economic Review, 101(4), 2011(Jul): p.1238-1273.
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