increase per capita income, however it did not mean reduction of poverty. Secondly, in order to achieve a significant reduction … of poverty, it is necessary to reduce inequalities. And finally, the argument is that no attempts to reduce poverty have … been intended, and by the other side, orthodoxies had proposed economic growth the solution to reduce poverty and …

deepening poverty. Even though attendance rates are lower in rural areas, cities are facing serious problems. This paper …

limits of the microcredit?s model proposed to the populations in poverty. …

In this paper, we study the spatial distribution of poverty in Paris (extended to its close suburbs) on the grounds of … a spatialized capabilist well-being informational basis. Using multidimensional poverty indicators as well as global and … spatial association of poverty and some characteristics of the labour market (labour accessibility, durability of the labour …

subjectivity of vulnerability, and to highlight the constraints on innovation and the poverty traps dynamics linked to this …

Although replacing the paradigm of development by that of poverty has allowed lifting part of the ambiguities arising … from the very concept of development, it has led, for operational purposes, to a very restrictive understanding of poverty … has become a tool to the service of the fight against poverty, and the two-way dimension of the relationship forgotten …

, especially for the poor. Outcomes of alternative reform scenarios range from an increase in poverty of 2 to 6 percentage points …

The poverty rate and income transfer are clearly correlated. However, not much research has attempted to determine the … causal linkage between the two. Previous research has primarily focused on the poverty-reducing impact of income transfer. In … relationship between the poverty rate and income transfer, using a sample of 3,001 U.S. counties. The results are in line with …