The 12th HW Arndt Memorial Lecture: New structural economics: A third wave of development thinking

Development economists in the post WWII period emphasised structural change but attributed the lack thereof to market failures and proposed import substitution strategies. By the 1970s, the Washington Consensus focused on government failures and advocated market liberalisation. The new structural economics represents a third wave of development thinking. It proposes markets as the basic institution for resource allocation and the state playing a facilitation role for structural change to achieve dynamic development.

The health consequences of leaving school during economic crisis: Evidence from Indonesia

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The System of Rice Intensification and Its Impacts on Household Income and Child Schooling: Evidence from Rural Indonesia

Equality of Access to Education in Indonesia

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How Aceh Became a One-Party State and Why It Matters

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The 2012 Jakarta Elections: What Role did Ethnicity Play?

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Unbalanced Growth in India

Returns to Migration of Filipinos

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Income, social and political inequality and economic development: Empirical evidence

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The Latin American Mystique: Discrimination against Women in Ecuador's Labor Market