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Bibliographic highlights by theme United Nations Population Fund (2012), “By Choice, Not by Chance, Family planning, human rights and development”, State of world population 2012, New York: United Nations Population Fund, http://unfpa.org/swp Vallin J. (2012), Faut-il une politique de population ? in Populations & Sociétés, Paris: Institut national d’études démographiques. Veron J. (2013), Démographie et écologie, Paris : éditions de la Découverte. Foresighting for Development Development agencies, steering through future worlds. Afd2025 I World Bank, Agence française de développement (2014), “Climate change and migration in the MENA region”, Washington, D.C.: World Bank. World Bank, Agence française de développement (2014), “Youth employment in Sub-Saharan Africa”, Africa Development Forum. Washington, D.C.: World Bank. GOVERNANCE, AID AGENDA AND <strong>DEVELOPMENT</strong> FINANCE Callon M. et al., 2001, Agir dans un monde incertain – Essai sur la démocratie technique. Eyben R., 2013, “Uncovering the politics of evidence and result: a framing paper for development practictioners”, www.bigpushforward.net. Greenhill, R. and Prizzon, A. (2012), Who foots the bill after 2015? What new trends in development finance mean for the post-MDGs, Working Paper 360, www.odi.org.uk, ODI, London. Greenhill, R., Carter, P., Hoy, C. and Manuel, M. (2015), Financing the future: how international public finance should fund a global social compact to eradicate poverty, London: Overseas Development Institute. Halpern C. et al. (2014) L’instrumentation de l’action publique, Sciences Po Les presses. Kharas, H. (2007), The New Reality of Aid, Washington, D.C.: Brookings. Kharas, H. and Rogerson, A. (2012), “Horizon 2025: Creative Destruction in the Aid Industry”, Research Report, London: ODI. Laporte C. (2015), L’évaluation, un objet politique : le cas d’étude de l’aide publique au développement, thesis directed by Guillaume Devin, Sciences Po. Lascoumes P., Le Galès P. (2012), Gouverner par les instruments, Sciences Po Les presses. Naudet J-D (2012), Les réformes de l’aide au développement en perspective de la nouvelle gestion publique, AFD, Document de travail n° 119. Renouard C. et Giraud G. (2012), Vingt propositions pour réformer le capitalisme, Champs essai, Flammarion. 86
Bibliographic highlights by theme INEQUALITY/POVERTY Basu, K. (2013), “Shared prosperity and the mitigation of poverty In practice and in precept”, World Bank, policy research working paper, No.7000. Dollar, D, Kleineberg, T. & Kraay, A (2013), “Growth still is good for the poor”, Banque mondiale, policy research working paper, No.6568, August. Ravallion, M. (2013), “How long will It take to lift one billion people out of poverty?”, World Bank, policy research working paper, No.6325, January. Yoshida, N., Uematsu, H. & Sobrado, C. (2014), “Is extreme poverty going to end?, An analytical framework to evaluate progress in ending extreme poverty”, World Bank, policy research working paper, No.6740, January. Chandy L., Ledlie N. & Penciakova V. (2013), “The Final Countdown: Prospects for Ending Extreme Poverty by 2030”, April, Brookings Institution MARKETS, TRADE AND FINANCIAL REGULATION Abiad, A., E. Etragiache & T. Tressel (2010), “A New Database of Financial Reforms”, IMF Staff Papers, 57 (2). Aglietta, M. (2008), « Comprendre la crise du crédit structuré », La lettre du CEPII n° 275, février. Allen, F., & Carletti, E. (2010), “An Overview of the Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions”, International Review of Finance, 10(1), 1-26. Banque de France (2009), « Quel avenir pour la régulation financière ? », Revue de la stabilité financière, septembre. Beck, T. (2011), “The role of finance in economic development: benefits, risks, and politics”, European Banking Center Discussion Paper. Beck, T. (2012), “Finance and Growth – lessons from the literature and recent crisis”, unpublished mimeo. Dembiermont, C., M. Drehmann, S. Muksakunratana (2013), “How much does the private sector really borrow? A new database for total credit to the private nonfinancial sector”, BIS Quarterly Review, March, 65-81. Eichengreen, B., M. Mussa, G. Dell’Ariccia, E. Detragiache, G. M. Milesi-Ferretti & A. Tweedie (1999), “Liberalizing Capital Movements: Some Analytical Issues”, IMF Economic Issues No. 17. Foresighting for Development Development agencies, steering through future worlds. Afd2025 I 87
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