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Clive Bell

Arthur Clive Heward Bell (16 September 1881 – 17 September 1964) was an English art critic, associated with formalism and the Bloomsbury Group. He developed the art theory known as significant form. Provided by Wikipedia

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AIDS and dualism : Ethiopia's burden under rational expectations

by Bell, Clive
Published 2009

World Bank

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Economic Growth, Education, And AIDS In Kenya : A Long-Run Analysis

by Bell, Clive
Published 2006

The World Bank

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How Does India's Rural Roads Program Affect the Grassroots? : Findings from a Survey in Orissa

by Bell, Clive
Published 2012

The World Bank

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Providing Policy Makers with Timely Advice : The Timeliness-Rigor Trade-off

by Bell, Clive
Published 2016

The World Bank

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Tales of Peasants, Traders, and Officials : Contracting in Rural Andhra Pradesh, 1980-82

by Bell, Clive
Published 2020

The World Bank

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Estimating the Social Profitability of India's Rural Roads Program : A Bumpy Ride

by Bell, Clive
Published 2012

The World Bank

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The Benefits of India's Rural Roads Program in the Spheres of Goods, Education and Health : Joint Estimation and Decomposition

by Bell, Clive
Published 2012

The World Bank

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The long-run economic costs of AIDS : theory and an application to South Africa

by Bell, Clive
Published 2003

World Bank

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Interlinkage, Limited Liability, and Strategic Interaction

by Basu, Kaushik
Published 1999

The World Bank

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