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Joseph Hanlon is a senior lecturer in development policy and practice at The Open University. 

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Deeper In Debt: How the Poor Aid The RichBBC

By Dr Joseph Hanlon (The Open University)

25 January 2005

In this 2005 article, senior Open University lecturer Joe Hanlon asks 'How does debt cancel out the positive benefits of aid?'  Read more : Deeper In Debt: How the Poor Aid The Rich

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By Dr Joseph Hanlon (The Open University)

25 January 2005

Senior Open University lecturer Joe Hanlon gives his personal perspective on the role of reconstruction after civil war  Read more : Reconstructing Peace

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Hanlon, Joseph (2012). Debt and development. In: Haslam, Paul; Schafer, Jessica and Beaudet, Paul eds. Introduction to International Development: Approaches, Actors, and Issues (2nd ed). Oxford: Oxford University Press, (In press).

Hanlon, Joseph and Cunguara, Benedito (2012). Whose wealth is it anyway? mozambique’s outstanding economic growth with worsening rural poverty. Development and Change

Hanlon, Joseph (2011). Mozambique: can Frelimo remain the predominant party? African Arguments.

Hanlon, Joseph (2011). Mozambique. In: Mehler, Andreas; Melber, Henning and van Walraven, Klaas eds. Africa Yearbook : Politics, Economy and Society South of the Sahara 2010. Africa Yearbook (7). Leiden: Brill.

Hanlon, Joseph (2011). Välfärdssamhället Sverige som förebild – möjligheter och lärdomar. In: Nycander, Gunnel Axelsson ed. Pengar i Handen: Sociala Trygghetssystem som Metod för Att Bekämpa Fattigdom och Hunger. Uppsala: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, pp. 49–61.

Hanlon, Joseph (2011). Is Mozambique following a latecomer developer strategy? Transformation, 2011(76), pp. 137–143.

Hanlon, Joseph and Mosse, Marcelo (2010). Mozambique’s Elite – Finding its Way in a Globalized World and Returning to Old Development Models. UNU-Wider.

Hanlon, Joseph and Cunguara, Benedito (2010). Poverty is not being reduced in Mozambique. LSE Crisis States Research Centre.

Hanlon, Joseph; Barrientos, Armando and Hulme, David (2010). Just Give Money to the Poor: The Development Revolution from the Global South. Sterling, VA, USA: Kumarian.

Hanlon, Joseph (2010). Mozambique: 'the war ended 17 years ago, but we are still poor'. Conflict, Security and Development, 10(1), pp. 77–102.

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Joseph Hanlon is a senior lecturer in development policy and practice at The Open University. He is the principal author of the War, Intervention and Development, which started in 2005. He is also a journalist who has written on Africa, and was a policy advisor for the Jubilee 2000 campaign to cancel poor country debt.

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