Stefano Ponte
Region of Interest | Africa |
Primary Country of Residence | Denmark |
Title | Researcher |
Affiliation | Centre for Development Research, Copenhagen |
Mailing Address | Centre for Development Research
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Countries of Specialization | Kenya ; Tanzania |
Education | Master's with Honors in International Relations - International Development from the University of Chicago in 1993/94. PhD programme at the School of Development Studies at the University of East Anglia. |
Research Interests | Interests include agricultural reforms, structural adjustment, rural livelihoods, and agrarian change in Africa. My Master's thesis on comparative agricultural policy and performance in Kenya and Tanzania won the 1994 University of Chicago Morton Kaplan Prize. "Farmers and Markets: Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Agrarian Change in Tanzania (1985-1996)." |
Teaching Interests | Teach economic analysis of development at Duke University, a Master's course covering policy issues in various fields, including population, agriculture, financial and fiscal policy, international trade, governance, and the role of the state in development. I have also taught courses on African Politics and African Civilization for the departments of Political Science and African Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill. |
Publications | "Fast Crops, Fast Cash: Market Liberalization and Rural Livelihoods in
"Trading Images: Discourse and Statistical Evidence on Agricultural
"Get Your Cash Fast: Rural Households' Adaptations to Liberalized
"Free to Remain Poor? Liberalization and Rural Poverty in Tanzania"
"Briefing: The Tanzania 1995 Elections" Review of African Political
"The World Bank and 'Adjustment in Africa'" Review of African Political
"Structural Adjustment Programs and Agricultural Performance: Beyond the
"Project Evaluation: Theory and Practice in the United Nations System"
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Keywords | Tanzania ; agriculture ; agricultural reforms ; structural adjustment ; rural livelihoods ; ... |