Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Do college graduates serving as village officials help mitigate income inequality within village?

Wenrong Qian, Erga Luo, Si Chen, Zhen Han and Jinkai Li (UGent)

(2024) HABITAT INTERNATIONAL. 150.
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Cultural ecosystem services along the Woluwe River : mapping the potential for a cross-regional green-blue network during the COVID-19 pandemic

Nohemi Erendira Ramirez Aranda, Jeroen De Waegemaeker and Nico Van de Weghe (UGent)

(2024) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT. 67(8). p.1628-1654
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Growth, fiscal and welfare implications of trade liberalization in Africa : a macro‐micro modeling assessment of the Senegalese economy

Mariam Amadou Diallo (UGent) , Marijke D'Haese (UGent) and Jeroen Buysse (UGent)

(2024) AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT REVIEW. 36(1). p.111-124
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Agricultural development promises more growth and less poverty in Africa : modelling the potential impact of implementing the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme in six countries

Mariam Amadou Diallo (UGent) and Fleur Wouterse

(2023) DEVELOPMENT POLICY REVIEW. 41(3).
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Tackling climate change under time-poverty : cooperatives as temporal pacers

Jacob Vermeire (UGent) , Saskia Crucke (UGent) , Josephine Mutesi and Annelies Vinck

(2023) SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. 31(1). p.253-264
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In search of strategies for rural revitalization in China : Puhan's approach to sustainable community development

Qian Meng, Mel Gray, Lieve Bradt (UGent) and Griet Roets (UGent)

(2023) COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL. 60(1). p.62-80
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The evolution of the pre- and post-construction public opinions toward offshore wind energy on the Belgian coast

Justine Penneman (UGent) , Astrid Buchmayr, Luc Van Ootegem (UGent) and Elsy Verhofstadt (UGent)

(2023) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT. 66(12). p.2536-2555
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Decolonising social norms change : from 'grandmother-exclusive bias' to 'grandmother-inclusive' approaches

Anneke Newman (UGent)

(2023) THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY. 44(6). p.1230-1248
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Protectors or enablers? Untangling the roles of traditional authorities and local elites in foreign land grabs in Cameroon

Frankline Anum Ndi, James Emmanuel Wanki and Joost Dessein (UGent)

(2022) DEVELOPMENT POLICY REVIEW. 40(3).
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Fraught with friction : inclusive development for informal workers in urban Ghana

Tanja D. Hendriks, Rafaël Verbuyst (UGent) and Mayke Kaag

(2022) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH. 34(5). p.2305-2323

Academic Bibliography

Do college graduates serving as village officials help mitigate income inequality within village?

Cultural ecosystem services along the Woluwe River : mapping the potential for a cross-regional green-blue network during the COVID-19 pandemic

Growth, fiscal and welfare implications of trade liberalization in Africa : a macro‐micro modeling assessment of the Senegalese economy

Agricultural development promises more growth and less poverty in Africa : modelling the potential impact of implementing the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme in six countries

Tackling climate change under time-poverty : cooperatives as temporal pacers

In search of strategies for rural revitalization in China : Puhan's approach to sustainable community development

The evolution of the pre- and post-construction public opinions toward offshore wind energy on the Belgian coast

Decolonising social norms change : from 'grandmother-exclusive bias' to 'grandmother-inclusive' approaches

Protectors or enablers? Untangling the roles of traditional authorities and local elites in foreign land grabs in Cameroon

Fraught with friction : inclusive development for informal workers in urban Ghana

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