LIDS is part of a broader academic and practitioner community, within Harvard, the United States and globally. The following resources are examples of some of the best work being done at the intersection of law and development practice around the world.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Chris Blattman<\/a>
Center for Global Development<\/a>
Wronging Rights<\/a>
Evan Lieberman<\/a>
Acumen Fund<\/a>
Duncan Green<\/a>
Poverty Matters (The Guardian)<\/a>
Opalo’s Weblog<\/a>
Stanford Social Innovation Review<\/a>
<\/a>The Next Billion<\/a>
Eldis<\/a>
Law and Development Blog<\/a>
Development Impact (World Bank)<\/a>
Prospects for Development (Dani Rodrik, World Bank)<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n
Books and Journal Articles<\/strong>
David Trubek & Alvaro Santos, The New Law and Economic Development: A Critical Appraisal
<\/em>(Cambridge University Press, 2006).
Mariana Prado, \u201cWhat is Law and Development\u201d in Revista Argetina de Teoria Juridica, Volumen 11 (Octubre de 2010).
Kevin Davis & Michael Trebilcock, \u201cThe Relationship between Law and Development: Optimists vs. Skeptics\u201d (2008) 56 Amer. J. Comp. L. 895.
Kenneth W. Dam, The Law-Growth Nexus<\/em> (Brookings University Press, 2006)<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Yale Development Clinic<\/a>
The International Senior Lawyers Program <\/a>
Financial Times’ \u201cInnovative Lawyer<\/a>\u201d
Law and Development Review <\/a>
International Transactions Clinic at Michigan Law School <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"