Documents de référence

Documents de référence
Adams, Richard. 2004. Remittances and Poverty in Guatemala. Présentation à la Banque mondiale.
Ades, Alberto F., et Edward L. Glaeser. 1995. “Trade and
Circuses : Explaining Urban Giants.” The Quarterly
Journal of Economics (February) : 195–227.
African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC).
2002. Population and Health Dynamics in Nairobi’s
Informal Settlements. Nairobi
Becker, Kristina Flodman. 2004. The Informal Economy.
SIDA Fact Finding Study. Suède.
Bell, Clive, Shantayanan Devarajan, et Hans Gersbach.
2003. The Long-Run Economic Costs of AIDS : Theory
and an Application to South Africa. Banque mondiale.
Document de travail de recherche sur les politiques
WPS3152.
Bertaud, Alain. 2001. The Costs of Utopia : Brasilia,
Johannesburg and Moscow. Revised.
Bertaud, Alain, et Jan K. Brueckner. 2004. Analyzing Building Height Restrictions : Predicted Impacts, Welfare
Costs, and a Case Study of Bangalore, India. Banque
mondiale, Département des transports et du développement urbain, Unité urbaine. Document de travail
de recherche sur les politiques 3290.
Bertaud, Alain, et Renaud, Bertrand. 1995. Cities Without
Land Markets : Location and Land Use in the Socialist City. Banque mondiale. Document de travail de
recherche sur les politiques 1477.
Bertaud, Alain, Robert Buckley, Sumila Gulyani, Kate
Owens, et Kevin Villani. 2004. Real Estate Reform in
Addis Ababa : Making the City a Platform for Market
Development. Résumé analytique.
Black, R., R. Sabates-Wheeler, R. Skeldon, C. Waddington, et
A. Winters. 2003. Mapping Study of Migration Issues.
Sussex Centre for Migration Research. Boerma, J. T., A. J.
Nunn, et A. G. Whitworth. 1999. “Spread of HIV infection in a rural area of Tanzania.” AIDS 13 : 1233–1240.
Bourguignon, Francois. 1999. Crime, Violence and
Inequitable Development.” Banque mondiale Conférence annuelle de la Banque sur l’économie du développement, Washington, D.C.
Bryceson, D. F. 2004. “Rural livelihoods and agrarian
change in Sub-Saharan Africa : processes and policies.”
In Rural Livelihoods and Poverty Reduction Policies,
ed. F. Ellis et H. A. Freeman. Londres : Routledge.
Carruthers, Robin, with Malise Dick et Anuja Saurkar.
2004. Affordability of Public Transport in Developing Countries. Département des transports et du
développement urbain, Banque mondiale
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) et Nigerian Institute of
Social and Economic Research (NISER). 2003. An InDepth Study of Nigeria’s Informal Distributive Trade
Sector. Avant-projet. Abuja.
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian Institute of Social
and Economic Research (NISER), et Federal Office of
Statistics (FOS). 2003. Indepth Study of Nigerian Informal Manufacturing Sector. Avant-projet de rapport
final. Abuja.
Centre for African Settlement Studies and Development
(CASSAD). 2002. Economic and Employment Trends
in Karu. Ibadan, Nigeria.
Chakraborty, Mita. 2005. Acting Locally While Thinking
Globally : Subnational Strategies to Promote Investment Climate. TUDUR. Avant-projet.
Chambas, Gerard, et Elsa Duret. 2000. La Mobilisation des
Ressources Locales au Niveau des Municipalités d’Afrique
Subsaharienne. Ministère des affaires étrangères, Direction générale de la coopération internationale et du
développement. France.
Club du Sahel et Programme de développement municipal (PDM). 2004. Assessing Local Economies and their
Prospects. Technical Document 1,3, Ecoloc Handbook, vol. 1.
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Collier, Paul, et Gunning, J. W. 1999. “Explaining African
Economic Performance.” Journal of Economic Literature 37 (1) : 64–111.
The Commission for Africa. 2005. Our Common Interest :
Action for a Strong and Prosperous Africa. Londres.
Cour, Jean-Marie. 2004. Assessing the “benefits’” and
“costs” of urbanisation in Vietnam. Annexe à “Urbanisation and Sustainable Development : A DemoEconomic Conceptual Framework and its Application to Vietnam.” Report to Fifth Franco-Vietnamese
Economic and Financial Forum, Ha Long.
______________. 2003. Sustainable development and
poverty reduction strategy revisited : a demo-economic
conceptual framework and its application to Ethiopia.
The Ethiopian Economic Association, 2003 International Conference on the Ethiopian Economy. Addis
Abeba Avant-projet.
Dollar, David, et Aart Kraay. 2002. “Growth is good for the
poor.” Journal of Economic Growth 7 : 195–225.
Doumani, Fadi M. 2002. Environmental Health in SubSaharan Africa : A Road Map. Banque mondiale,
Région Afrique. Annex VIII. Avant-projet.
Duranton, G., et D. Puga. 2002. “Diversity and Specialisation in Cities : Why, Where and When Does it Matter,”
in P. McCann (ed.) Industrial Location Economics, ed.
P. McCann. Cheltenham, U.K. : Edward Elgar.
Eifert, Benn, Alan Gelb, et Vijaya Ramachandran. 2004.
Business Environment and Comparative Advantage in
Africa : Evidence from the Investment Climate Data.
Banque mondiale. Avant-projet.
Ellis, Frank, et Nigel Harris. 2004. New Thinking about
Urban and Rural Development. Keynote paper for
DFID Sustainable Development Retreat, University of
Surrey. Avant-projet.
Ersado, Lire. 2003. Income diversification in Zimbabwe :
Welfare Implications from Urban and Rural Areas,
Banque mondiale. Avant-projet.
Farvacque-Vitkovic, Catherine, et Lucien Godin. 1998.
The Future of African Cities : Challenges and Priorities
for Urban Development. Directions in Development
Series. Washington, D.C. : Banque mondiale.
Farvacque-Vitkovic, Catherine, Lucien Godin, Hugues
Leroux, Florence Verdet, et Roberto Chavez. 2005. Street
Addressing and the Management of Cities. Banque mondiale, Directions in Development Series. Washington,
D.C. : Banque mondiale.
Fay, Marianne, ed. 2005. The Urban Poor in Latin America.
Directions in Development Series. Washington, D.C. :
Banque mondiale.
Fay, Marianne, et Charlotte Opal. 2000. Urbanisation
without Growth : A Not So Uncommon Phenomenon.
Banque mondiale Document de travail de recherche
sur les politiques 2412, Washington, D.C.
Fox, Louise, Gordon Betcherman, Vandana Chandra,
Benn Eifert, et Arvil Van Adams. 2004. Realizing the
Potential of the Labour Force in Africa : Barriers and
Opportunities. Document préparé pour la conférence
sur les marchés du travail (November 18–19, 2004).
Avant-projet.
Freire, Mila, et Mario Polese. 2003. Connecting Cities with
Macroeconomic Concerns : The Missing Link. Montreal :
Institut National de la Recherché Scientifique et Banque
mondiale.
Gasper, J., et E. Glaeser. 1998. “Information Technology
and the Future of Cities.” Journal of Urban Economics
43 :136–156.
Glaeser, Edward L. 1998. “Are Cities Dying?” Journal of
Economic Perspectives 12 (2) : 139–160.
Glaeser, E. L., H. D. Kallal, J. A. Scheinkman, et A. Shleifer.
1992. “Growth in Cities.” Journal of Political Economy
100 (6) : 1126–1152.
Grimm, Michel, et Isabel Gunther. 2004. Operationalising
Pro-Poor Growth : A Country Case Study on Burkina
Faso. Initiative conjointe de l’AFD, BMZ (GTZ, KfW
Banque de développement), DFID et Banque mondiale.
Henderson, J. Vernon. 2000. How Urban Concentration
Affects Economic Growth. Banque mondiale, Document de travail de recherche sur les politiques 2326,
Washington, DC.
_______________. 1999, “Inter-City and Inter-Regional
Patterns of Production with Economic Development.
Brown University. Avant-projet.
Henderson, J., Zmarak Shalizi, et Anthony J. Venables.
2001. “Geography and development.” Journal of Economic Geography 1 (1) : 81–105.
International Labour Organisation (ILO). 2002. Decent
work and the informal economy. Conférence internationale du travail, 90èmesession.
____________. 2004. World Employment Report 2004–05.
Genève.
Iradian, Garbis. 2005. Inequality, Poverty and Growth :
Cross-Country Evidence. FMI Document de travail
WP/05/28. Washington, D.C.
Kaufmann, Daniel, Frannie Leautier, et Massimo Mastruzzi. Governance and the City : An Empirical Exploration into Global Determinants of Urban Performance.
Institut de la Banque mondiale, Avant-projet.
Kelly, K. 2003. Supporting Local Government Responses
to HIV/AIDS : Positions, Priorities, Possibilities. Centre
for AIDS Development, Research and Evaluation, Institute for Social and Economic Research, South Africa.
Document présenté au Symposium 2003 sur la
recherche urbaine, Banque mondiale, Washington, D.C.
Kingdon, Geeta Gahdhi, et John Knight. 2003. Unemployment in South Africa : The Nature of the Beast. Oxford
University, Centre for the Study of African Economies.
Kraay, Aart. 2003. “When is Growth Pro-Poor? CrossCountry Evidence.” Journal of Development Economics.
Lopez, Humberto. 2005. Growth and Inequality. Document présenté au séminaire « Croissance pour les
pauvres », Banque mondiale, Washington, D.C. Avantprojet.
DOCUMENTS DE RÉFÉRENCE
Lucas, Robert E. B. 1998. Internal Migration and Urbanisation : Recent Contributions and New Evidence.
Banque mondiale, Washington, D.C.
Madani, Dorsati. 1999. A Review of the Role and Impact of
Export Processing Zones. Banque mondiale, Groupe
de recherche sur le développement. PRWP 2238.
Washington, D.C.
Maloney, W. 1999. “Does Informality Imply Segmentation
in Urban Labour Markets? Evidence from Sectoral
Transitions in Mexico.” Banque mondiale Economic
Review 13 : 275–302.
Mboup, Gora. 2004. Lusaka, Zambia : Intra-City Differentials. Internal report. Nairobi : UN-Habitat, Monitoring Systems Branch.
Mboup, Gora. 2003. Improving Health Conditions of
Slum Communities : Health Interventions versus
Slum Upgrading. Urban Poverty and Health in SubSaharan
Afrique Nairobi Urban Health Equity Gauge Conference,
APHRC, Nairobi.
McKay, Andrew, et Ernest Aryeetey. 2004. Operationalising
Pro-Poor Growth : A Country Case Study on Ghana.
Initiative conjointe de l’AFD, BMZ (GTZ, KfW Banque
de développement), DFID et Banque mondiale.
McKinsey Global Institute. 2001. “India : The Growth
Potential.” http://www.mckinsey.com/mgi/publications/India.asp.
The Millennium Project. 2005a. Investing in Development :
A Practical Plan to Achieve the Millennium Development
Goals. New York : ONU Bureau du Secrétaire général
et ONU Groupe de développement.
___________________. 2005b. A Home in the City : Task
Force on Improving the Lives of Slum dwellers. New
York : ONU Bureau du Secrétaire général et ONU
Groupe de développement.
Montgomery, Mark, Richard Stren, Barney Cohen, et
Holly E. Reed, eds. 2003. Cities Transformed : Demographic Change and Its Implications in the Developing
World. Washington, D.C. : National Research Council
of the National Academies, National Academies Press.
Murphy, J. T. 2002. “Networks, Trust and Innovation in
Tanzania’s Manufacturing Sector.” World Development
30 (4) : 591–619.
New Star Publishers, The Tenth Five-Year Plan of China
(Summary). Beijing : China, 2001.
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (OPDM). 2003. Productivity in the UK. London : HM Treasury.
Prud’homme, Remy. 1994. On the Economic Role of
Cities. Document préparé pour la conférence sur
Cities and the New Global Economy, organisée par le
Government de l’Australie et l’OCDE, Melbourne.
Quigley, John M. 1998. “Urban Diversity and Economic
Growth.” Journal of Economic Perspectives 12 (2) :
127–138.
Rakodi, C. 1999. “Trans-border urban regions—are they
emerging in Africa?” In Development and Urban Africa,
ed. C. Stein, 199–219. Barcelona : Centre d’Estudis
Africans.
Rodriguez-Pose, Andres, et Nicholas Gill. 2003. “Is there
a Global Link between Regional Disparities and Devolution?” Environment and Planning A 36 (2004) :
2097–2117.
Rosen, Sydney, et Jonathon Simon. 2003. “Shifting the
burden : the private sector’s response to the AIDS epidemic in Africa.” Bulletin de l’Organisation mondiale
de la santé 81 (2) : 131–137.
Rosenthal, S. R., et W. C. Strange. 2001.“The Determinants
of Agglomeration.” Journal of Urban Economics 50 :
191–229.
Sachs, J., J. McArthur, G. Schmidt-Traub, M. Kruk, Chandrika Bahadur, Michael Faye, et G. McCord. 2004.
Ending Africa’s Poverty Trap. Document préparé pour
le Projet du Millénaire, avant-projet. New York :
Columbia University.
Sahn, David E., et. David C. Stifel. 2003. “Urban-Rural
Inequality in Living Standards in Africa.” Journal of
African Economies 12 (4) : 564–597. Centre for the
Study of African Economies.
__________________________. 2002. “Progress Toward
the Millennium Development Goals in Africa.” World
Development 31 (1) : 23–52.
Satterthwaite, David. 2002. Coping with rapid urban
growth. RICS Leading Edge Series, Royal Institute of
Chartered Surveyors.
__________. 2004a. The under-estimation of urban
poverty in low and middle-income nations. Poverty
Reduction in Urban Areas Series, Working Paper 14.
London : International Institute for Environment and
Development.
__________. 2004b. Urban poverty and inequality : How
their scale is hidden by aggregate data. London : International Institute of Environment and Development.
Unpublished manuscript.
South African Cities Network (SACN). 2004. State of the
Cities Report 2004.
Starkey, P., S. Ellis, J. Hine, et A. Ternell. 2002. Improving
Rural Mobility—Options for Developing Motorised
and Nonmotorised Transport in Rural Areas. Banque
mondiale Document technique Nº 525. Washington,
DC : Banque mondiale.
Storper, Michael, et Anthony J. Venables. 2004. “Buzz :
The Economic Force of the City.” Journal of Economic
Geography. 4
Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Policy Programme
(SSATP), Banque mondiale et Economic Commission
for Africa. 2002. Étude de cas : Mobilité urbaine dans
trois villes,. SSATP Document de travail N° 70.
Tanzania Planning Commission et Ministry of Labour
and Youth Development. 1991. Tanzania the Informal
Sector 1991. Dar-es-Salaam.
Tewari, Deepali, et Sudeshna Banerjee. 2005. Lagos Strategy
for Economic Development and Poverty Reduction :
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Preliminary Findings from Four Firm Level Surveys.
(Banque mondiale, AFTU2). Avant-projet.
Thompson, J., I. T. Porras, E. Wood, J. K. Tumwine, M. R.
Mujwahuzi, M. Katui-Katua, et N. Johnstone. 2000.
“Waiting at the tap : changes in urban water use in
East Africa over three decades.” Environment and
Urbanisation 12 (2) : 37–52.
Tiffen, Mary. 2003. “Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa :
Agriculture, Urbanisation and Income Growth.” World
Development 31 (8) : 1343–1366.
UN-Habitat. 2003. The Challenge of Slums : Global Report
on Human Settlements 2003. Nairobi : Global Urban
Observatory.
United Nations. 2004. World Urbanisation Prospects : The
2003 Revision. Data Tables and Highlights. Department
of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division,
New York.
United Nations Millennium Project. 2005. “Africa’s Special Needs.” Chapter 10 in Investing in Development :
A Practical Plan to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals. New York.
Venables, Anthony J. 2005. “Spatial disparities in developing countries : cities, regions and international
trade.” Journal of Economic Geography 5 : 3–21.
Webster, Douglas. 2004. Summary of Peri-Urbanisation :
The New Global Frontier. Enschede, Netherlands :
International Institute for Geo-Information Science
and Earth Observation.
Banque mondiale. 2005a. “Africa’s Growth Tragedy : An
Institutional Perspective.” Country Note G in Economic Growth in the 1990s : Learning from a Decade of
Reform. Washington, D.C.
__________. 2005b. Global Monitoring Report 2005—
Millennium Development Goals : from Consensus to
Momentum. Washington, D.C.
___________. 2005c. World Development Report 2005 : A
Better Investment Climate for Everyone. Banque mondiale et Oxford University Press.
___________. 2005d. Pro-Poor Growth : Country Experiences in the 1990s. Banque mondiale, Réseau PREM.
__________. 2004a. Le Secteur urbain au Cameroun :
Contribution de l’IDA à la stratégie du gouvernement.
Unité des secteurs urbain et eau, Afrique de l’Ouest et
centrale (AFTU2). Avant-projet.
__________2004b. Dimensions of Urban Poverty in ECA.
Département de l’énergie et des infrastructures,
Région Europe et Asie centrale.
__________. 2004c. République du Niger : Stratégie d’appui au secteur urbain. Unité des secteurs urbain et eau,
Afrique de l’Ouest et centrale (AFTU2). Avant-projet.
__________. 2004d. Competitiveness and Private Sector
Development in Africa : Lessons from Investment Climate Assessments. Office of the Chief Economist,
Région Afrique. Avant-projet.
__________. 2003a. World Development Report 2003 :
Sustainable Development in a Dynamic World. Banque
mondiale et Oxford University Press.
_________. 2003b. Urban Poverty in East Asia : a Review
of Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. East Asia
Urban Document de travail Series Nº 11.
_________. 2003c. Benin Poverty Assessment. Région
Afrique, Réseau PREM.
_________. 2003d. Burkina Faso : Risk and Vulnerability
Assessment. Région Afrique, Unité du développement
humain AFTH2.
_________. 2003e. Sénégal : Politiques et stratégies de
croissance accélérée et de réduction de la pauvreté—
Mémorandum économique sur le pays. Région Afrique,
PREM 4.
_________. 2003f. Lesotho Country Economic Memorandum : Growth and Employment Options Study.
Banque mondiale, Rapport 26130-LSO. Avant-projet.
_________. 2002a. From Action to Impact : the Africa
Region’s Rural Strategy. Rural Development Operations, Région Afrique.
_________. 2002b. Madagascar Évolution de la pauvreté :
1993–1999. Rapport N° 23366-MAG.
_________. 2002c. South Africa Constraints to Growth in
Johannesburg’s Black Informal Sector. Région Afrique,
PREM 1, Rapport N° 24449-ZA.
_________. 2001. République de Madagascar : Développement urbain, Note de stratégie. Unité des secteurs
urbain et eau, Afrique de l’Ouest et centrale (AFTU2).
Avant-projet.