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A negative correlation in quantitative terms is said to exist between ethnic diversity and economic growth, but the basis for this statement and its accuracy are unclear. This study seeks to clarify the matter through an interdisciplinary combination of economics, political science, anthropology and other relevant fields. In this way a comprehensive examination of links between ethnic diversity and economic stability in Africa and other regions becomes possible. A particularly close look is given to Kenya, where in late 2007 a serious conflict occurred, based at least in part on an ethnic problem. Using the comprehensive interdisciplinary approach, this study aims to identify appropriate economic policies and governance for states that are characterized by ethnic diversity.
- Research area
- Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction
- Research period
- 2009.04.01 ～ 2013.03.31
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Research results (publications)
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From Divided Pasts to Cohesive Futures: Reflections on Africa
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How Can Africa Flourish with Ethnic Diversity? : Synopsis of the Fifth Kobe University/JICA Conference on Ethnic Diversity and Economic Instability in Africa
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Ethnic Diversity and Economic Instability in Africa: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
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No.46 Regional Integration in East Africa Diversity or Economic Conformity
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No.35 Evidence from Spatial Correlation of Poverty and Income in Kenya
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Background Papers for "World Development Report 2011: Conflict, Security and Development"
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No.22 Ethnicity and Democracy in Africa
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No.20 Ethnic Patriotism and Markets in African History
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No.8 Stability of the Market Economy in the Presence of Diverse Economic Agents
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No.7 Market, Democracy, and Diversity of Individual Preferences and Values
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No.6 Diversity of Communities and Economic Development: An overview
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No.5 State-building in Fragile Situations: Japanese Aid Experiences in Cambodia, Afghanistan, and Mindanao
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No.4 The Role of Infrastructure in Mitigating Poverty Dynamics: The Case of an Irrigation Project in Sri Lanka
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No.3 Social Capital Formation in an Imperfect Credit Market —Evidence from Sri Lanka—
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No.2 How Do "Emerging" Donors Differ from "Traditional" Donors? —An Institutional Analysis of Foreign Aid in Cambodia—
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