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  Active Patients in Rural African Health Care: Implications for Welfare, Policy and Privatization
  Africa: The New Family Planning Frontier
  Concepts of Poverty
  Defending Food Security in a Free-Market Economy: The Gendered Dimensions of Restructuring in Rural Mexico
  Direct and Default Policies in the Transformation of Public Housing
  Do Informal Risk Sharing Networks Crowd Out Public Voluntary Health Insurance? Evidence from Vietnam
  Economic Dynamics and Health: Lessons from Thailand
  Filling the Half-full Glass: Designing a Welfare System that Works for Women
   Food Health Policies and Ethics: Lay Perspectives on Functional Foods
  Food Security and Sustainable Livelihoods: The Policy Challenge
  The Future of Family Planning Programs
  The Future of Food: Countering Globalisation and Recolonization of Indian Agriculture
   Government, Population, and Poverty: A Win-Win Tale
  Health System Reform and Social Capital
  Historical Changes in the Household Division of Labor
   Housing and Homelessness in a Globalizing Economy
  International Policies toward Parental Leave and Child Care
  The Investment Balance
  Linking Food Security, Environment and Culture in Pakistan
  Market Failures and Orphan Diseases
  On the Socioeconomic Impact of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
  Poverty Reduction Policies and Pro-poor Growth in Nigeria
  Privatization of Public Housing: An Analysis of Policy Alternatives
  Review Essay: Amartya Sen’s Contributions to Understanding Personal Welfare
  Social Policies and Investment in Health
  Social Policy in a Development Context: Introduction
  Some Non-welfaristic Issues in Welfare Economics
  Sustainability and Systemic Issues in a New Era
  Thai Buddhist Accounts of Male Homosexuality and AIDS in the 1980s
   The Transition
  What Have We Learned?
  Why Basic Needs?


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