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The Centre of Research in the Economics of Development (CRED) is a center for research devoted to studying problems of economic development, particularly issues of micro-institutions, collective action, market development, and political economics. Most of the research carried out in CRED is based on first-hand data collected by members in various countries of Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Works of both theoretical and empirical nature are regularly produced by a staff of six permanent academic members and between 10 to 15 PhD students and post-doc researchers.
The main themes of research around which works of the CRED articulate are the following:
- Aid, Governance, and Participatory Development
- Power, Conflicts and Agrarian Relations
- Institutions, Social Norms and Development
- Education and Child Labour
- Credit, Microfinance and Insurance
- Property Rights and Land Markets
- Determinants of Collective Action
- Common Property Resources, Poverty and the Environment
- Public Infrastructure and Development
- CRED WORKSHOPS 2009 - 2010
- AMID 1st SUMMER SCHOOL ON FIELD SURVEYS IN LDCs
- CRED RESEARCH REPORT 2006 (PDF)
Contact
Rempart de la Vierge, 8,
5000
Namur
Tel: +32 81 724860
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