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POVERTY
Editors Tinka Ewoldt-Leicher and Arnaud Marks
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This publication is a result of cooperation between the International Committee for Social Science Information and Documentation, ICSSD, the research programme Comparative Research on Poverty, CROP, of the International Social Science Council, ISSC, and the International Development Research Network, IDIN. The ICSSD is a committee that was established on the initiative of UNESCO. It is a non-governmental organisation that holds consultative status with UNESCO's Division for the Social and Human Sciences/Social Research Policy. The ICSSD is an associate member of the ISSC. The committee is a policy-making body, promoting international, regional networking, professionalisation, information provision, documentary services and bibliography. Its membership reflects its multi-disciplinary and global concerns. Under its auspices the International Bibliography of the Social Sciences is published annually. CROP is a research programme of the ISSC. Its objectives are the establishment of an arena for interdisciplinary and comparative research on poverty in the developed and in the less privileged countries and laying the foundation for long-term future poverty research. Its organisation is characterised by working groups. Recently CROP conducted a series of state of the art reviews of poverty research on a regional basis. It has also organised a number of workshops and seminars related to its research theme. CROP also promotes the documentation of existing research and data sources in its field of interest. IDIN is a cooperative network of five regional associations of development research and training institutes. The member associations are the Association of Development Research and Training Institutes of Asia and the Pacific ADIPA, the Association of Arab Research Institutes and Centres for Economic and Social Development, AICARDES, the Latin America Social Science Council, CLACSO, the Council for the Development of Economic and Social Research in Africa, CODESRIA, and the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes, EADI.
In addition to the data from the CROP database, data has been derived from the IDIN worldwide global database of research projects. From the IDIN database 295 project descriptions have been selected, while the CROP database contributed 142 projects, making a total of 437 project descriptions.
Contact addressesIDINInternational Development Information Network c/o Development Research Institute Tilburg University P.O. Box 90153 5000 LE Tilburg Netherlands
Mrs. Tinka Ewoldt-Leicher
Prof. Dr. Else Øyen
Dr. Arnaud Marks |
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