New!
- Working papers:
- Adaptation, Poverty and Well-Being: Some Issues and Observations with Special Reference to the Capability Approach and Development Studies
- Structure, Agency, and Strategy Among Tenants in India
- Informal Agricultural Work, Habitus and Practices in an Indian Context
- A Gendered Analysis of ‘Time Poverty’ – The Importance of Infrastructure
Welcome to the Global Poverty Research Group (GPRG) website.
The GPRG is an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funded research group of economists, political scientists, sociologists and anthropologists undertaking a multi-disciplinary programme of work investigating issues of poverty, inequality and the quality of life.
The research group aims to enhance the value of individual research by providing collaborative infrastructure and facilitating active partnerships with the research user community. Researchers within the GPRG are undertaking
a wide range of research, the most important elements of which can be found
on this web site. The research is organised around five themes and details of
the projects under each theme are given below. This research links closely with
other research programmes being undertaken both at the CSAE and IDPM and links
to those research programmes are provided. The broad objective of the Research
is to extend understanding of how poverty can be best understood and reduced
using a variety of disciplinary and methodological approaches.