On Wendnesday, September 28th, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), on Room B 134 the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Davide Cantoni from University of Ludwig-Maximilianst to present his work on “The Rise of Fiscal Capacity” Author: Davide Cantoni Abstract: This paper studies the role of fiscal capacity in European state consolidation. Our analysis is organized around novel data on the territories …
Watch live on zoom the keynotes speakers of the 15th International Conference on Migration and Development! Thursday, Sep 15, at 9.30am (PT time) Frédéric Docquier from Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), zoom link: Friday, Sep 16, 9.30am (PT time) Anna Maria Mayda from Georgetown University, zoom link: The 15th International Conference on Migration and Development will happen this week at Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon, Portugal. …
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NOVAFRICA will host the 15th International Conference on Migration and Development on September 15-16 at Nova School of Business and Economics in Lisbon, Portugal. The conference is devoted to investigating ways in which international migration affects economic and social change in developing countries and has as co-organizers the Agence Française de Développement and The World Bank. Read the program .
On Wendnesday, September 7th, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), on Room B 134 the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Ane Fisker from University of Southern Denmark to present her work on “Real-life effects of health interventions in Guinea-Bissau”. Author: Ane Fisker Abstract: To reduce maternal and child mortality, health interventions are being rolled out and scaled-up across low-income countries. These …
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A new working paper has been added to the NOVAFRICA Working Paper Series. Written by Tijan L.Bah, Catia Batista, Flore Gubert and David McKenzie this paper analyses the alternatives to Irregular Migration from The Gambia. Title: Can Information and Alternatives to Irregular Migration Reduce “Backway” Migration from The Gambia? Authors: Tijan L.Bah (NCID, University of Navarra, …
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NOVAFRICA is part of the Estoril Conferences, contributing to discuss some of the global challenges of today. The NOVAFRICA knowledge center will have two key moments on the second day of the Estoril Conferences, September 2st. In the morning at 9.05 am Catia Batista will have a conversation with José Ulisses Correia da Silva, Prime …
A new working paper has been added to the NOVAFRICA Working Paper Series. Written by Wayne Aaron Sandholtz this paper examines the electoral effects of a randomized Liberian school reform which increased student learning but antagonized teachers. Title: The politics of policy reform: Experimental evidence from Liberia Authors: Wayne Aaron Sandholtz (Nova School of Business and Economics and …
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“Africa & EU together for Development” was the topic of the presentation by Catia Batista, Scientific Director of NOVAFRICA on the Opening Remarks at the EurAfrican Forum. NOVAFRICA was a partner of this event powered by Conselho da Diáspora Portuguesa entitled “Empowering EU-Africa Alliance in times of disruption”. The goal was to discuss ways for …
Last call for papers for the 15th International Conference on Migration and Development is open until July 25! The event is co-organized by NOVAFRICA, Agence Française de Développement and The World Bank and will happen on September 15-16, 2022, at the Nova School of Business and Economics campus in Lisbon, Portugal. The conference is devoted to …
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“Closing gender gaps” the topic of the policy roundtable of NOVAFRICA Conference on Economic Development. Catia Batista from Nova SBE, Magda Robalo from Woman in Global Health, Esselina Macome from FSDMoc and Wendy Teleki from The World Bank discussed the impact of the gender gap in developing countries Watch here the insights on Africanews and Euronews.
