Recent work by Oliver Hanney
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How can African cities pay for stuff?
Astrid Haas joins Ideas in Development to discuss why African cities are so fiscally constrained, and what reforms in Mexico, the Philippines, and Sierra Leone can teach us.
Published 07.04.26
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This week in development economics at VoxDev: 03/04/2026
This week we featured research on building roads, managing hospitals, forecasting weather and more!
Published 03.04.26
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Why African cities are central to global development
900 million people will be added to African cities by 2050. Getting this unprecedented urban transition right is one of the defining development challenges of our time.
Published 31.03.26
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This week in development economics at VoxDev: 27/03/2026
This week we featured research on fertiliser, inequality, AI and more!
Published 27.03.26
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The development economics of AI: Lessons & questions
What we learned from our series on AI.
Published 24.03.26
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This week in development economics at VoxDev: 20/03/2026
This week we featured research on industrial policy, AI, migration and more!
Published 20.03.26
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AI policy in developing countries
Umar Saif on why data and politics, not technology, are the real bottlenecks to AI in developing countries, and why the rush towards sovereign AI capacity may be a costly distraction.
Published 17.03.26
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This week in development economics at VoxDev: 13/03/2026
This week we featured research on malaria, economic growth, electricity theft and more!
Published 13.03.26
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AI, India, and the future of service-led growth
Raghuram Rajan discusses how India's economy grew through services exports, why that model may be more resilient to AI than critics assume, and what policymakers need to get right on human capital, universities, and digital access to stay ahead.
Published 10.03.26