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Economics for the Developing World

Program on Development, Peacebuilding, and the Environment

PERI’s Program on Development, Peacebuilding, and Environment (a subprogram of the Economics of the Developing World umbrella) conducts research on policies to promote environmentally and politically sustainable development worldwide. The Program’s Director is James K. Boyce.

For more information about this program and its work, please see its page here.

Economics for the Developing World Recent Research

Three Budgets of a UPA Government: Where Is the Human Face?

Shouvik Chakraborty

Journal Article — March 2006

Jefferson's Taper: How America's Revolutionaries Imagined our Cultural Commons

Lewis Hyde

Additional Research Study — March 2006

Rethinking the Link: A Critical Review of Population-Environment Programs

James Oldham

PERI Research Report — February 2006

Human Development in the Era of Globalization: Essays in Honor of Keith Griffin

Keith B. Griffin

Book — January 2006

Unpaid Work: Creating Social Wealth or Subsidizing Patriarchy and Private Profit?

Diane Elson

Additional Research Study — November 2005

Reframing Sustainability: Environmental Justice and Social Wealth

Manuel Pastor

Additional Research Study — October 2005

Environment for the People

Elizabeth A. Stanton and James K. Boyce

Book — October 2005

Sustaining Our Commonwealth of Nature and Knowledge

Herman E. Daly

Additional Research Study — September 2005

Certification Systems as Tools for Natural Asset Building: Potential, Experiences to Date, and Critical Challenges

Michael E. Conroy

PERI Working Paper Series — August 2005

Land Reform and Sustainable Development

James K. Boyce, Peter Rosset and Elizabeth A. Stanton

PERI Working Paper Series — July 2005