Economic Affairs: Enterprise Solutions to Poverty in Africa
This special issue of Economic Affairs focuses
on progress in the vital areas of entrepreneurial business development,
post-conflict resolution, international trade, communications
technology, and education.
Latest Publications
Peter Boettke, Karol Boudreaux, Jasson Urbach, Mwangi S. Kimenyi, James Tooley, Philip Booth, Linda Whetstone
July 27, 2007
Recent Events
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Fighting Poverty through Entrepreneurship in Africa April 27, 2007 |
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Fighting Poverty through Entrepreneurship in Africa April 26, 2007 |
Karol Boudreaux Joins UN Working Group on Property Rights
Senior Research Fellow Karol Boudreaux has joined the United Nation's Working Group on Property Rights, part of the U.N. Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor.
Legal Empowerment's Working Groups bring together experts and practitioners to analyze lessons learned from past projects and take part in ongoing development initiatives around the world. This group on property rights will look at how poverty can be reduced when the poor have enforceable rights over property and other assets in a transparent, functional system.
Karol Boudreaux is the lead researcher for Enterprise Africa!, a joint venture of the Mercatus Center, the Free Market Foundation of Southern Africa, and London's Institute of Economic Affairs. To read Karol's policy comments and articles based on her research in Africa, click here.








