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Published Articles

G²LM|LIC Working Papers are published by renowned international journals in the field of development economics. The following list presents an overview of all published G²LM|LIC articles so far.

    • Alan Gelb
    • Vijaya Ramachandran
    • Christian J. Meyer
    • Divyanshi Wadhwa
    • Kyle Navis
    Can Sub-Sahara Africa Be a Manufacturing Destination? Labor Costs, Price Levels, and the Role of Industrial Policy
    Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade 20, 335-357 (2020)
    • Krishna Kumar
    • Shanthi Nataraj
    • Minhaj Mahmud
    • Italo A Gutierrez
    What Aspects of Formality Do Workers Value? Evidence from a Choice Experiment in Bangladesh
    The World Bank Economic Review, lhz046
    • Moussa P. Blimpo
    • Todd Pugatch
    Entrepreneurship education and teacher training in Rwanda
    Journal of Development Economics, 140, 186–202
    • Catalina Herrera Almanza
    • David E. Sahn
    • Kira Villa
    Teen Fertility and Female Employment Outcomes: Evidence from Madagascar
    Journal of African Economies, 28(3), 277-303
    • Krishna Kumar
    • Shanthi Nataraj
    • Italo A Gutierrez
    • Minhaj Mahmud
    • Farzana Munshi
    Transitions between informal and formal employment: results from a worker survey in Bangladesh
    IZA Journal of Development and Migration, 9(3)
    • Peter Brummund
    • Brian Dillon
    • Germano Mwabu
    Asymmetric non-separation and rural Labor Markets
    Journal of Development Economics
    • Damir Esenaliev
    • Neil T. N. Ferguson
    The Impact of Job Quality on Wellbeing: Evidence from Kyrgyzstan
    Social Indicators Research 144, 337-378 (2019)
    • Mona Mensmann
    • Michael Frese
    Who stays proactive after entrepreneurship training? Need for cognition, personal initiative maintenance, and well‐being
    Journal of Organizational Behavior, 40, 20– 37
    • Susan Steiner
    • Andreas Landmann
    • Helke Seitz
    Patrilocal Residence and Female Labor Supply: Evidence From Kyrgyzstan
    Demography, 55(6), 2181-2203
    • Sophia Kan
    • R. Emre Aytimur
    Labor force participation of women left behind in Tajikistan
    Oxford Development Studies, 47(1), 1-28
    • Francisco Campos
    • Markus Goldstein
    • Leonardo Iacovone
    • Hillary Johnson
    • Michael Frese
    • David McKenzie
    • Mona Mensmann
    Is Personal Initiative Training a Substitute or Complement to the Existing Human Capital of Women? Results from a Randomized Trial in Togo
    AEA Papers and Proceedings, 108, 256–261
    • Catalina Herrera Almanza
    • David E. Sahn
    Early Childbearing, School Attainment, and Cognitive Skills
    Demography, 55(2), 643–668
    • Melissa Siegel
    • Carlos Vargas-Silva
    • Sonja Fransen
    The Impact of Refugee Experiences on Education
    IZA Journal of Development and Migration, 8(1), 6
    • Sonja Fransen
    • Özge Bilgili
    Who Reintegrates? The Constituents of Reintegration of Displaced Populations
    Population, Space and Place, e2140.
    • Sonja Fransen
    • Özge Bilgili
    Who reintegrates? The constituents of reintegration of displaced populations
    Population, Space and Place 2018, Volume 24, Issue 6
    • Vellore Arthi
    • Kathleen Beegle
    • Joachim De Weerdt
    • Amparo Palacios-López
    Not Your Average Job
    Journal of Development Economics, 130, 160-172
    • Emily Breza
    • Supreet Kaur
    • Yogita Shamdasani
    The Morale Effects of Pay Inequality
    The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 133(2), 611-663
    • Francisco Campos
    • Markus Goldstein
    • Leonardo Iacovone
    • Hillary Johnson
    • Michael Frese
    • David McKenzie
    Teaching personal initiative beats traditional training in boosting small business in West Africa
    Science, 357(6357), 1287-1290
    • Kathleen Beegle
    • Emanuela Galasso
    • Jessica Goldberg
    Direct and Indirect Effects of Malawi’s Public Works Program on Food Security
    Journal of Development Economics, 128, 1-23
    • Sonja Fransen
    • Isabel Ruiz
    • Carlos Vargas-Silva
    Return Migration and Economic Outcomes in the Conflict Context
    World Development, 95, 196-210
    • Christopher Blattman
    • Julian Jamison
    • Margaret Sheridan
    Reducing Crime and Violence
    The American Economic Review, 107(4), 1165-1206
    • Haroon Bhorat
    • Benjamin Stanwix
    • Ravi Kanbur
    Minimum Wages in Sub-Saharan Africa
    The World Bank Research Observer, 32(1), 21-74
    • Taryn Dinkelman
    • Martine Mariotti
    The Long Run Effects of Labour Migration on Human Capital Formation in Communities of Origin
    American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 8(4), 1-35
    • Hillel Rapoport
    Migration and Globalization
    International Journal of Manpower, 37(7),1209-1226
    • Christopher Blattman
    • Julian Jamison
    • Margaret Sheridan
    • Tricia Koroknay-Palicz,Katherine Rodrigues
    Measuring the Measurement Error
    Journal of Development Economics, 120, 99-112
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