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Research students

Welcome. This page is a resource for the research student community at International Development (MPhils and PhDs). You will find useful information on the range of our research areas as well as biographical and contact information on all of us. 

As you will see we are a diverse group. ID attracted us from all parts of the world and from the gamut of social sciences. As Europeans, South Asians, East Asians, Latin Americans, Africans, North Americans (and yes even some British students), we have been drawn to the LSE. As economists, anthropologists, political scientists, historians, geographers, lawyers (and even a classicist), we somehow manage not only to get along but thrive at ID.

Enjoy our website and do feel free to contact us. We would like to hear from you. Better still, come and join us at the world's best place for the study of social science and one of the most stimulating and dynamic departments for the study of development.

Larissa Chermont|
Economic Aspects of Fire Use and Prevention in the Brazilian Amazon

Javier Diaz-Cassou
|The Causes and Consequences of IMF Interventions in the Southern Cone

Giulia Ferrari|
Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS and gender into microfinance-based poverty alleviation programmes - an economic evaluation

Sean Fox
|Urban Geography and State Development in Tropical Africa

Tom Goodfellow
|State effectiveness and the politics of urban development in East Africa

Dominik Helling|
Autonomous Recovery Made in Somaliland: Assessing Processes, Challenges and Chances of State Formation and Nation Building

Chris Humphrey|
The Business of Development: The Impact of Financial Imperatives on the Activities of Multilateral Development Banks

Ivor Jones|
The politics of government policy toward software licensing in Brazil and Argentina

Vincent Kienzler
|Performance Measurement and Social Accountability in Uganda : Lessons from the 'Community-Based Monitoring and Evaluation System' Initiative

Megha Mukim|
Essays in Trade and Economic Geography

Tara Polzer|
Forced Migration, Identity and Citizenship; The Integration of Mozambican Refugees in South Africa

Praveen Priyadarshi
|Urban Reforms in Two Indian Cities: A Comparative Study of the Local State in Ahmadabad and Kanpur

Charmaine G Ramos|
The Politics of Production: Colombian Coffee and Philippine Coconut in the 20th Century

Prashant Sharma|
The Politics of Reform: The Case of the Right to Information Act in India

Munshi Sulaiman
|Equilibrium Effect of Asset Transfer to the Extreme Poor

Alaa Tartir
|Global Governance, Development and State Formation in the Middle East and North Africa