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4. (September 1995). EPS 54 Economic Reforms and Family Well-being in Belarus: Caught between Legacies and Prospects. Galina I. Gasyuk and Antonina P. Morova.
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5. (September 1997). EPS 62 Living Standards and Public Policy in Central Asia: What Can Be Learned from Child Anthropometry? Suraiya Ismail and John Micklewright.

6. Ahmad, N., Qaisrani, S. and Tahir, M., 1998. Social Protection for Women Workers in the Informal Home-based Sector in the Leather and Textile Industries. Lahore: Aurat Publication and Information Service Foundation.
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11. Biggeri, M. (2000). Field Study on Chinese SME Clusters, mimeo, A study sponsored by the Italian National Council of Research (CNR), the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) and the University of Florence.
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14. Charmes, J. (2001), “Informal Sector, Poverty and Gender. A Review of Empirical Evidence”, Background Paper for the World Development Report 2001. St. Quentin en Yvelines: University of Versailles.
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15. Chernichovsky, D. (1982), “Fertility Behaviour in Developing Countries: An Investment Approach”, Research in Population Economics 4, pp.253-285.
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16. Cigno, A. and Rosati, F.C. (1992), “The Effects of Financial Markets and Social Security on Saving and Fertility Behaviour in Italy”, Journal of Population Economics 5, pp.319-341.

17. Cigno, A. and Rosati, F.C. (1996), “Jointly Determined Saving and Fertility Behaviour: Theory, and Estimates for Germany, Italy, UK, and USA”, European Economic Review 40, pp.1561-1589.

18. Cigognetti, L. and Pezzini, M. (1994), “Dalla lavorazione delle paglie all’industria delle maglie: la nascita del distretto industriale di Carpi”, in Bellandi M. and Russo M. (eds) (1994). Distretti industriali e cambiamento economico locale. Turin: Rosenberg & Seller.
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19. Cornia, G.A. (2001), “Social Funds in Stabilization and Adjustment Programmes: A Critique”, Development and Change, Vol. 32, 1-32, Institute of Social Studies. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers.
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20. Entwisle, B. and Winegarden, C.R. (1984), “Fertility and Pension Programs in LDCs: a Model of Mutual Reinforcement”, Economic Development and Cultural Change 32, pp.331-354.

21. EPS 1 Economic Decline and Child Survival: The Plight of Latin America in the Eighties. Teresa Albanez, Eduardo Bustelo, Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Eva Jespersen. (March 1989).
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22. EPS 11 The Fiscal System, Adjustment and the Poor. Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Frances Stewart. (November 1990).
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23. EPS 12 The Health Sector and Social Policy Reform in the Philippines since 1985.
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24. EPS 16 Liberalization for Development: Zimbabwe’s Adjustment without the Fund. Robert Davies, David Sanders and Timothy Shaw. (May 1991).
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25. EPS 17 Fiscal Shock, Wage Compression and Structural Reform: Mexican Adjustment and Educational Policy in the 1980s. Fernando Valerio. (June 1991).
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26. EPS 18 Patterns of Government Expenditure in Developing Countries during the 1980s: The Impact on Social Services. Beth Ebel. (July 1991).
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27. EPS 19 Ecuador: Crisis, Adjustment and Social Policy in the 1980s. The Ecuadorian Centre of Social Research. (August 1991).
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28. EPS 2 Child Poverty and Deprivation in Industrialized Countries: Recent Trends and Policy Options. Giovanni Andrea Cornia. (March 1990). Also available in French and Spanish.
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29. EPS 20 Government Expenditures for Children and Their Families in Advanced Industrialized Countries, 1960-85. Sheila B. Kamerman and Alfred J.
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30. EPS 21 Is Adjustment Conducive to Long-term Development?: The Case of Africa in the 1980s. Giovanni Andrea Cornia. (October 1991). EPS 22 Children in the Welfare State: Current Problems and Prospects in Sweden.
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31. EPS 23 Eradicating Child Malnutrition: Thailand’s Health, Nutrition and Poverty Alleviation Policy in the 1980s. Thienchay Kiranandana and Kraisid Tontisirin. (January 1992).
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32. EPS 24 Child Welfare and the Socialist Experiment: Social and Economic Trends in the USSR, 1950-90. Alexandr Riazantsev, Sándor Sipos and Oleg Labetsky.
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33. EPS 25 Improving Nutrition in Tanzania in the 1980s: The Iringa Experience.
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34. EPS 26 Growth, Income Distribution and Household Welfare in the Industrialized Countries since the First Oil Shock. Andrea Boltho. (April 1992).
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35. EPS 27 Trends in the Structure and Stability of the Family from 1950 to the Present: The Impact on Child Welfare. Chiara Saraceno. (May 1992). EPS 28 Child Poverty and Deprivation in Portugal: A National Case Study.
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36. EPS 29 Poverty Measurement in Central and Eastern Europe before the Transition to the Market Economy. Sándor Sipos. (July 1992).
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37. EPS 30 The Economics of Disarmament: Prospects, Problems and Policies for the Disarmament Dividend. Saadet Deger. (August 1992). EPS 31 External Debt, Fiscal Drainage and Child Welfare: Trends and Policy Proposals.
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38. EPS 32 Social Policy and Child Poverty: Hungary since 1945. Júlia Szalai. (October 1992).
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39. EPS 33 The Distributive Impact of Fiscal and Labour Market Policies: Chile’s 1990-91 Reforms. Mariana Schkolnik. (November 1992).
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40. EPS 34 Changes in Health Care Financing and Health Status: The Case of China in the 1980s. Yu Dezhi. (December 1992).
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41. EPS 35 Decentralization and Community Participation for Improving Access to Basic Services: An Empirical Approach. Housainou Taal. (January 1993). EPS 36 Two Errors of Targeting. Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Frances Stewart.
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42. EPS 37 Education and the Market:Which Parts of the Neoliberal Solution are Correct ? Christopher Colclough. (July 1993).
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43. EPS 38 Policy and Capital Market Constraints to the African Green Revolution: A Study of Maize and Sorghum Yields in Kenya, Malawi and Zimbabwe, 1960-91. Paul Mosley. (December 1993).
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44. EPS 39 Tax Reforms and Equity in Latin America: A Review of the 1980s and Proposals for the 1990s. Ricardo Carciofi and Oscar Cetrángolo. (January 1994).
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45. EPS 4 Rural Differentiation, Poverty and Agricultural Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa: Toward An Appropriate Policy Response. Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Richard Strickland. (July 1990).

46. EPS 40 Macroeconomic Policy, Poverty Alleviation and Long-term Development: Latin America in the 1990s. Giovanni Andrea Cornia. (February 1994).
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47. EPS 41 Réformes Fiscales, Génération de Ressources et Equité en Afrique Subsaharienne durant les Années 1980. Kiari Liman-Tinguiri. (March 1994).
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48. EPS 42 Tax Reform and Equity in Asia: The Experience of the 1980s. Andrea Manuelli. (April 1994). EPS 43 Family Support Policies in Transitional Economies: Challenges and Constraints.
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49. EPS 45 Death in Transition: The Rise in the Death Rate in Russia since 1992.
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50. EPS 48 East Joins West: Child Welfare and Market Reforms in the “Special Case” of the Former GDR. Bernhard Nauck and Magdalena Joos. (June 1995).
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51. EPS 49 The Demographic Impact of Sudden Impoverishment: Eastern Europe during the 1989-94 Transition. Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Renato Paniccià.
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52. EPS 50 Market Reforms and Social Welfare in the Czech Republic: A True Success Story? Miroslav Hirs ˘l, Jir ˘í Rusnok and Martin Fassmann. (August 1995).
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53. EPS 51 TheWinding Road to the Market: Transition and the Situation of Children in Bulgaria. Theodora Ivanova Noncheva. (August 1995).
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54. EPS 52 Child Institutionalization and Child Protection in Central and Eastern Europe. Mary Anne Burke. (September 1995). EPS 53 Economic Transition in the Baltics: Independence, Market Reforms and Child Well-being in Lithuania. Romas Lazutka and Zita Sniukstiene.
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55. EPS 55 The Transition in Georgia: From Collapse to Optimism. Teimuraz Gogishvili, Joseph Gogodze and Amiran Tsakadze. (September 1996).

56. EPS 56 Children at Risk in Romania: Problems Old and New. Elena Zamfir and Ca ˘ta ˘lin Zamfir. (September 1996). EPS 57 Children in Difficult Circumstances in Poland. Stanislawa Golinowska, Boz . ena Balcerzak-Paradowska, Boz . ena Kolaczek and Dorota Glogosz.
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57. EPS 58 The Implications of Exhausting Unemployment Insurance Entitlement in Hungary. John Micklewright and Gyula Nagy. (September 1997). EPS 59 Are Intergovernmental Transfers in Russia Equalizing? Kitty Stewart.
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58. EPS 60 Marital Splits and Income Changes: Evidence for Britain. Sarah Jarvis and Stephen P. Jenkins. (September 1997). EPS 61 Decentralization: A Survey from a Child Welfare Perspective. Jeni Klugman.
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59. EPS 64 Income Inequality and Mobility in Hungary, 1992-96. Péter Galasi.
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60. EPS 66 Child Poverty in Spain: What Can Be Said? Olga Cantó-Sánchez and Magda Mercader-Prats. (September 1998). EPS 67 The Education of Children with Special Needs: Barriers and Opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe. Mel Ainscow and Memmenasha HaileGiorgis.

61. EPS 69 Is Child Welfare Converging in the European Union? John Micklewright and Kitty Stewart. (May 1999).
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62. EPS 7 Toward Structural Transformation with a Human Focus: The Economic Programmes and Policies of Zambia in the 1980s. Venkatesh Seshamani.
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63. EPS 70 Income Distribution, Economic Systems and Transition. John Flemming and John Micklewright. (May 1999).
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64. EPS 71 Child Poverty across Industrialized Nations. Bruce Bradbury and Markus Jäntti. (September 1999). IWP 72 Regional Monitoring of Child and Family Well-Being: UNICEF’s MONEE Project in CEE and the CIS in a Comparative Perspective.
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65. EPS10 The Causes and Consequences of Child Poverty in the United States. Sheldon Danziger and Jonathan Stern. (November 1990).

66. Fabbris, L. (1990), “Problemi statistici nella utilizzazione di dati rilevati presso testimoni priviligiati”, Atti del Seminario di studio Rilevazioni per campione delle opinioni degli italiani, Società Italiana di Statistica, Bressanone, 13 settembre, pp. 89-115.
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67. Gáspár Fajth. (August 1994). EPS 44 Income Distribution, Poverty and Welfare in Transitional Economies: A Comparison between Eastern Europe and China. Giovanni Andrea Cornia.
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68. Gammage, R. and Mehra, S. (1999), “Trends, Countertrends, and Gaps in Women’s Employment”, World Development, Vol.27, No.3. Gereffi, G. (1994), “Capitalism, Development, and Global Commodity Chains”, in Sklair, Leslie (ed.), Capitalism and Development. London: Routledge.
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69. Gillaspy, R.T. and Nugent, J.B. (1983), “Old Age Pensions and Fertility in Rural Areas of Less Developed Countries: Some Evidence from Mexico”, Economic Development and Cultural Change 31, pp.809-830.

70. Government of Pakistan, (1998), Labour Force Survey 1996-97 and 19992000. Islamabad: Federal Bureau of Statistics, Statistics Division.
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71. Greene, W. H. (2000), Econometric Analysis, 4th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
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72. Heikel, Maria Victoria (2000), “Home Workers in Paraguay”, SEED Working Paper No.2, Series on Homeworkers in the Global Economy. Geneva: ILO.
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73. Henriquez, H., Riquelme, V., Gálvez, T. and Selamé, T. (2000), “Home Work in Chile: Past and Present Results of a National Survey”, SEED Working Paper No.8, Series on Homeworkers in the Global Economy. Geneva: ILO.
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74. Hussmanns, R. (1997), The Informal Sector: Statistical Definition and Survey Methods, Paper presented to the United Nations Expert Group Meeting on Household Satellite Accounting, New York.
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75. ILO (1996), Convention on Home Work No. 177. Geneva: ILO.
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76. Indonesia Sakernas Series (1999), Departemen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan, Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan, Pusat Informatika (1999), Rangkuman Statistik Persekolahan.
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77. Innocenti Working Papers The papers in this series (ISSN 1014-7837) are all available in English. Papers 63 onwards are available for download as .pdf files from the IRC web site (http://www.unicef-icdc.org). Individual copies are available from: Communication Unit, UNICEF-IRC, Piazza SS. Annunziata 12, 50122 Florence, Italy. (e-mail florenceorders@unicef.org; fax +39 055 244817.
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78. IWP 73 Macroeconomics and Data on Children. John Micklewright. (January 2000). Available as a .pdf file only from http://www.unicef-icdc.org IWP 74 Education, Inequality and Transition. John Micklewright. (January 2000). Available as a .pdf file only from http://www.unicef-icdc.org IWP 75 Child Well-Being in the EU – and Enlargement to the East. John Micklewright and Kitty Stewart. (February 2000).
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79. IWP 76 From Security to Uncertainty: The Impact of Economic Change on Child Welfare in Central Asia. Jane Falkingham. (May 2000).
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80. IWP 77 How Effective is the British Government’s Attempt to Reduce Child Poverty ? David Piachaud and Holly Sutherland. (June 2000).
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81. IWP 78 Child Poverty Dynamics in Seven Nations. Bruce Bradbury, Stephen Jenkins and John Micklewright. (June 2000).

82. IWP 79 What is the Effect of Child Labour on Learning Achievement? Evidence from Ghana. Christopher Heady (October 2000).
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83. IWP 80 Integrating Economic and Social Policy: Good Practices from HighAchieving Countries. Santosh Mehrotra (October 2000).
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84. IWP 81 The Impact of the Indonesian Financial Crisis on Children: An Analysis Using the 100 Villages Data. Lisa A. Cameron (December 2000).
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85. IWP 82 An Analysis of the Role of Social Safety Net Scholarships in Reducing School Drop-Out During the Indonesian Economic Crisis. Lisa A. Cameron (December 2000).
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86. IWP 83 The ‘Family-in-Focus’ Approach: Developing Policy-Oriented Monitoring and Analysis of Human Development in Indonesia. Friedhelm Betke (January 2001). IWP 84 Children in Bulgaria – Growing Impoverishment and Unequal Opportunities.
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87. IWP 85 The Rhetoric of International Development Targets and the Reality of Official Development Assistance. Santosh Mehtrotra (June 2001).
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88. IWP 86 The Outcomes of Teenage Motherhood in Europe. Richard Berthoud and Karen Robson (July 2001).

89. IWP 87 Is EFA affordable? Estimating the global minimum cost of ‘Education for All’. Enrique Delamonica, Santosh Mehrotra, Jan Vandemoortele (August 2001).
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90. IWP 88 Attitudes to Inequality after Ten Years of Transition. Gerry Redmond, Sylke Viola Schnepf and Marc Suhrcke (September 2001). Available as a .pdf file only from http://www.unicef-icdc.org IWP 89 Preferences for Inequality: East vs. West. Marc Suhrcke (October 2001).

91. IWP 90 Social Exclusion and Children: A European View for a US Debate. John Micklewright (February 2002). IWP 91 Poverty in the Transition: Social Expenditures and the Working-Age Poor.

92. IWP 92 A Sorting Hat that Fails? The Transition from Primary to Secondary School in Germany. Sylke Viola Schnepf (July 2002).
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93. IWP 93 When the Invisible Hand Rocks the Cradle: New Zealand Children in a Time of Change. Alison J. Blaiklock, Cynthia A. Kiro, Michael Belgrave, Will Low, Eileen Davenport and Ian B. Hassall (July 2002). IWP 94 India: Reforming Elementary Education to Unleash Human Development.
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94. IWP 95 Universalizing Elementary Education in India: Is the Provate Sector the Answer? Santosh Mehrotra and P.R. Panchamukhi (September 2002).
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95. IWP 96 The Subterranean Child Labour Force: A Comparative Analysis of Subcontracted Home Based Manufacturing in Five Asian Countries? Santosh Mehrotra and Mario Biggeri (October 2002).
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96. Jacob Nell and Kitty Stewart. (December 1994). EPS 46 Child Well-being in Japan: The High Cost of Economic Success. Martha N.
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97. Jelin, H., Mercado, M. and Wyczykier, G. (2000), “Home Work in Argentina ”, SEED Working Paper No.7, Series on Homeworkers in the Global Economy. Geneva: ILO.
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98. Jensen, E.R. (1990), “An Econometric Analysis of the Old-Age Security Motive for Childbearing”, International Economic Review 31, pp.953-968.

99. Khan, S. R., Khattak, S. G., and Kazmi, S. (2001), Hazardous Home Based Subcontracted Work in Pakistan, UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, Florence (unpublished paper).
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100. Khattak, S., and Sayeed, A. (2000), “Subcontracted Women Workers in the World Economy: The Case of Pakistan”, SDPI Monograph Series No.15, Islamabad.
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101. Kiari Liman-Tinguiri. (March 1991). EPS 15 The Impact of Self-Imposed Adjustment: The Case of Burkina Faso, 19831989.
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102. Lavinas, L., Sorj, B., Linhares, L. and Jorge, A. (2000), “Home Work in Brazil: New Contractual Arrangements”, SEED Working Paper No.7, Series on Homeworkers in the Global Economy. Geneva: ILO.
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103. Lund, F. and Srinivas, S. (2000), Learning from Experience: A Gender Approach to Social Protection for Workers in the Informal Economy, Social Security Department, ILO and Women in Informal Employment Globalizing and Organizing (WIEGO).
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104. Marshall, A. (1920), Principles of Economics. London: Macmillan.
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105. McCormick, Dorothy and Schmitz, Hubert (2002), Manual for Value Chain Research on Homeworkers in the Garment Industry. Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex.
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106. Mead, D. C. and Liedholm, C. (1998). “The Dynamics of Micro and Small Enterprises in Developing Countries”, World Development, pp. 61-76.

107. Mehrotra, S., and Jolly, R. (eds.) (1997), Development with a Human Face. Experiences in Social Achievement and Economic Growth. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
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108. Mehrotra, Santosh and Mario Biggeri (2002), “The Subterranean Child Labour Force: Subcontracted Home Based Manufacturing in Asia”. Innocenti Working Paper No. 96. Florence, UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre.

109. Nadvi, K. and Schmitz, H. (eds.) (1999), “Industrial Cluster in Developing Countries”, Special Issue, World Development, Vol. 27, n. 9.
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110. National Statistical Office, (1994) Office of the Prime Minister, The 1980 Population and Housing Census of Thailand. Bangkok: National Statistical Office.
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111. NCAS (1997). Advocacy Update, Programme Unit, National Centre for Advocacy Studies: New Delhi, India.
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112. NSSO (2000), Non Agricultural Enterprises in the Informal Sector in India 1999-2000. NSS 55th Round (July 1999-June 2000). National Sample Survey Organization, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. New Delhi: Government of India.
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113. Nugent, J. and Gillaspy, T., (1983), “Old Age Pension and Fertility in Rural Areas of Less Developed Countries: Some Evidence from Mexico. Economic Development & Cultural Change 31.
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114. Nussbaum, M. (2000), Women and Human Development. The Capabilities Approach. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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115. Oey-Gardiner, M., Suleeman, E., Brodjonegoro, B., Tjandraningsih, I., Hartanto, W., Wijaya, H., and Insan Hitawasana Sejahtera. (2001), Women and Children Home Based Workers in Selected Sectors of Indonesia, UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, Florence (unpublished paper).
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116. Ozawa and Shigemi Kono. (March 1995). EPS 47 Ugly Facts and Fancy Theories: Children and Youth during the Transition.
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117. Prugl, Elisabeth, (1999), The Global Construction of Gender: Home based Work in the Political Economy of the 20th Century. New York: Columbia University Press.
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118. Pyke, F. (1992). Industrial Development Through Small Firm Co-operation: Theory and Practice. Geneva: ILO.
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120. Rosario del Rosario, R. (ed.) (2001), The Philippines: Outsourcing of Manufacturing to Households: Subcontracted Home Based Work by Women and Children, UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, Florence (unpublished joint report, UNICEF, PATAMABA, UP, CSWCD).
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121. Rosenstein-Rodan, P. (1943), “The Problem of Industrialization of Eastern and South Eastern Europe”, Economic Journal 53.
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