Research Output for Joseph Remenyi
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Publications
2007 External
Remenyi, Joseph* and Kelly, Max (2007) Own-poverty evaluation network an open approach to poverty assessment and monitoring for sustainable pro-poor development, in Tisdell, Clem (eds), In poverty, poverty alleviation and social disadvantage : analysis, case studies and policies, pp. 104-116, Serials Publications, New Delhi, India [B1.1]
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2004 School of Social and International Studies
Plummer, Janelle* and Remenyi, Joseph (2004) Enhancing local government capacity for community participation, Community participation in China. Issues and processes for capacity building, pp. 307-341, Earthscan, London, England [B1]
Remenyi, Joseph (2004) Poverty and development : the struggle to empower the poor, in Kingsbury, Damien; Remenyi, Joseph; McKay, John and Hunt, Janet (eds), Key issues in development, pp. 190-220, Palgrave MacMillan, New York, N.Y. [B1]
Remenyi, Joseph (2004) The economics of development, in Kingsbury, Damien; Remenyi, Joseph; McKay, John and Hunt, Janet (eds), Key issues in development, pp. 115-141, Palgrave MacMillan, New York, N.Y. [B1]
Remenyi, Joseph (2004) What is development?, in Kingsbury, Damien (eds), Key Issues in Development, pp. 22-44, Palgrave MacMillan, New York, N.Y. [B1]
Xiaoyun, Li* and Remenyi, Joseph (2004) Towards sustainable village poverty reduction: the development of the county poverty alleviation planning (CPAP) approach, Community participation in China. Issues and processes for capacity building, pp. 269-306, Earthscan, London, England [B1]
2003 School of Social and International Studies
Guo Liang, Wang*, Li, Xiao Yun*, Remenyi, Joseph and Thomas, P.* (2003) Can yu shi fu pin pei xun jiao cheng, Zhong guo cai zheng jing ji chu ban she, Beijing, China [A2]
Remenyi, Joe and Xiaoyun, Li* (2003) Attacking hard-core poverty in village China, Development bulletin, vol. 61, pp. 8-12, Australian National University, Canberra, A.C.T. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 18792 – Scopus EID: Not tagged2002 School of Social and International Studies
Remenyi, Joe (2002) Microfinance best practice : ten parameters of success for development NGOs, Development bulletin, vol. 57, pp. 40-44, Development Studies Network, Canberra, A.C.T. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 18792 – Scopus EID: Not tagged2000 School of Australian and International Studies
Remenyi, J. and Quinones, B.* (2000) Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation, pp. 1-293, Pinter, Continuum Press, London & New York [A7]
Fernando, S.* and Remenyi, J. (2000) Microfinance in Sri Lanka: The Importance of Adapting to Local Conditions, in Joe Remenyi & Benjamin Quinones, Jr. (eds), Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation: Case Studies from Asia and the Pacific, pp. 128-150, Pinter, Continuum Press, London and New York [B1]
Getubig, M.*, Gibbons, D.* and Remenyi, J. (2000) Financing a Revolution: An Overview of the Microfinance Challenge in Asia-Pacific, in Joe Remenyi & Benjamin Quinones, Jr. (eds), Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation: Case Studies from Asia and the Pacific, pp. 3-24, Pinter, Continuum Press, London and New York [B1]
Gibbons, D.*, Quinones, B.*, Remenyi, J. and Seibel, D.* (2000) Microfinance For and By the Poor: Lessons from Experience, in Joe Remenyi & Benjamin Quinones, Jr. (eds), Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation: Case Studies from Asia and the Pacific, pp. 253-269, Pinter, Continuum Press, London and New York [B1]
Remenyi, J. (2000) Transition into Poverty: The Mongolian Experience, 1989-95, in Holger Henke & Ian Boxill (eds), The End of the 'Asian Model'?, pp. 109-127, John Benjamins, Amsterdam & Philadelphia [B1]
Remenyi, J. (2000) Microfinance in the Pacific Islands: Adjusting to Aid Dependence and the Dutch Disease, in Joe Remenyi & Benjamin Quinones, Jr. (eds), Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation: Case Studies from Asia and the Pacific, pp. 220-249, Pinter, Continuum Press, London and New York [B1]
Remenyi, J. (2000) Is there a 'State of the Art' in Microfinance, in Joe Remenyi & Benjamin Quinones, Jr. (eds), Microfinance and Poverty Alleviation: Case Studies from Asia and the Pacific, pp. 25-61, Pinter, Continuum Press, London and New York [B1]
Remenyi, J. (2000) Poverty reduction and urban renewal through urban agriculture and microfinance: a case study of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in online publication (ed.), DevNet Conference 2000, pp. 1-10, Development Resource Centre, New Zealand, www.devnet.org.nz/conf/proceedings.html [E2]
1999 School of Australian and International Studies
Remenyi, J. (1999) An Evolving Agenda Report to: National Committee for Development Education on The Role of the Tertiary Sector in Development Education in Ireland, pp. 1-76, National Committee for Development Education, Ireland [A5]
Remenyi, J. (1999) The poverty of urban agriculture: A neglected domain of smallholder agriculture, Development Studies Network - Development Bulletin, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 82-88, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT [C3]
ERA journal ID: 18792 – Scopus EID: Not taggedRemenyi, J. (1999) World Debt: A report on the Proceedings of a Seminar, in Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade (eds), World Debt - A Report on the Proceedings of a Seminar, The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, Canberra, ACT [E2]
Remenyi, J. (1999) The NCDE and development education in Ireland: Lessons for Australia?, in Pamela Thomas and Sharon bessell (eds), ADSN Conference: 'Education for Sustainable Development: Getting it Right, pp. 82-88, ANU, ANU, Canberra [L2]
1996 School of Australian and International Studies
Remenyi, J. (1996) Poverty Targeting Australian Oda, Reviewing Australian Aid, pp. 65-67, Australian Development Studies Network, Canberra [BN]
Remenyi, J. (1996) Increasing the Poverty Focus of Australian Oda, Development Bulletin - The Future Of Australia's Aid Programme, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 36-37 [C3]
ERA journal ID: Not matching ERA journal listRemenyi, J. and Dachang, L. (1996) Agricultural Extension - Neglected Evidence from Yunnan, Global Agricultural Science Policy for the Twenty-First Century. [E2]
1995 School of Australian and International Studies
Remenyi, J. (1995) Beyond Credit: Designing Sustainable Credit-Based Med, Micro Enterprise Development And Practice - Issues In Global Development, pp. 121-127, World Vision In Australia, Melbourne [E2]
Grants and Consultancies
All years
Research Income - National Competitive Grants
Remenyi, J. Impact of Demographic Trends in Developing Countries on Poverty Priorities, Urban Agriculture and Thinking on Development assistance for Povery Reduction, Australian Research Council Small Grant [T]
- 2000: $18,000
Research Income - Other Public Sector Funding
Remenyi, J. Indonesia: Assistance to Bappenas [U]
- 1998: $9,500
Catford, J, Richardson, J* and Remenyi, J. Community Health Insurance Schemes in Thailand, Vietnam and Fiji [U]
- 1996: $35,600
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Joseph Remenyi
2006
Neil Mcfarlane
Doctor of Philosophy, Thesis entitled: The Rise and Fall of Urban Squatter Settlements in Santiago, Chile.
School of International and Political Studies1999
Liu Dachang
Doctor of Philosophy, Thesis entitled: Overcoming Systemic Rural Poverty: Lessons from Yunnan Upland Management Program. School of Australian and International StudiesDaniel Quaye
Doctor of Philosophy, Thesis entitled: The Impact of the Extended Family on Microenterprise Growth in Ghana: A Case Study of Accra. School of Australian and International Studies1997
Dharmadasa Tennakoon
Doctor of Philosophy, Thesis entitled: The Use of Poverty Indicators and the PovertyPyramid for Agricultural and Rural Development in the Smallholder Sector in Sri lanka. School of Australian and International Studies
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- * Not a member of Deakin University at time of output.
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