This article analyses the effect of changes in international financial markets on the debt
dynamics in sub‐Saharan Africa in recent years. A key development is the rise of the private …

As the world's leading donor, the EU plays an important role in the negotiation, design and
implementation of the rules of the game underpinning the international architecture of the …

This paper examines the increasing cross-border flows of capital involving developing and
emerging economies in the past few decades. The discussion challenges the traditional …

The use of Official Development Assistance (ODA) to mobilise private finance is increasingly
seen as essential to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Numerous …

This synthesis report is one of three synthesis reports relating to Task 2 of Work Package 6. It
teases out policy recommendations that emerge from the work undertaken for deliverables …

Governments in Sub-Saharan Africa have experienced an improvement in the sustainability
of their external debt since the 1990s, due largely to debt reductions under the Heavily …

Financial inclusion is presented as a remedy for financial exclusion. However, this
relationship–in which financial inclusion and exclusion are opposites and also mutually …

How inclusive is inclusive finance? In this thesis, I examine a phenomenon which I describe
as 'bifurcated banking'. Exploring the case of Pakistan, I observe that policies of inclusive …