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• Book Reviews : MARYSE GAUDIER Poverty, Inequality, Exclusion: New Approaches to Theory and Practice (Série Bibliographique No. 17), Geneva, Institut International D'Études Sociales, 1993, ISBN 92 9014 525 0 PAOLO GUIDICINI AND GIOVANNI PIERETTI (EDS) Urban Poverty and Human Dignity Milan, Franco Angeli, 1994, pp. 160, ISBN 88 204 8687 3 BRIAN NOLAN AND TIM CALLAN (EDS) Poverty and Policy in Ireland Dubin, Gill & Macmillan, 1994, pp. 358, ISBN 0 7171 2017 1

  O'cinneide, Seamus; O'cinneide, Seamus, St. Patrick's College, Maynooth (Sage Publications, 1995)
• Child Poverty in Britain and the New Labour GovernmentAcknowledgements We are grateful to the UNICEF International Child Development Centre, Florence for financial support and to John Hills, John Micklewright and Brian Nolan for helpful comments on an earlier draft. We are also grateful to Lavinia Mitton for research assistance. However, the errors that remain, as well as the opinions expressed, are the authorsʼ responsibility. Data from the Family Expenditure Survey are Crown Copyright. They have been made available by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) through the Data Archive and are used by permission. Neither the ONS nor the Data Archive bears any responsibility for the analysis or interpretation of the data reported here. POLIMOD is the tax-benefit microsimulation model constructed by the Microsimulation Unit, originally funded by the ESRC (R000 23 3257). Parts of this paper first appeared in the Centre for the Analysis of Social Exclusion Paper 38 in March 2000 and parts have been used in the UNICEF, Innocenti Research Centre Report on Child Poverty in Rich Nations, June 2000.

  PIACHAUD, DAVID; SUTHERLAND, HOLLY; PIACHAUD DAVID;; SUTHERLAND HOLLY; (Cambridge University Press, 2001)
• Food-for-work for poverty reduction and the promotion of sustainable land use: can it work?We thank John McPeak, Miles Lambert, Simeon Ehui, John Pender, Peter Hazell, Mark Rosegrant, and three anonymous referees and participants at the May 2003 conference at Cornell University on ‘Reconciling Rural Poverty Reduction and Resource Conservation’ for helpful comments on an earlier draft and earlier versions of the models. Bekele Shiferaw and Jens Aune contributed substantially to the development of earlier versions of the simulation model. International Food Policy Research Institute, International Livestock Research Institute, Mekelle University, and Soil Conservation Research Project facilitated the fieldwork in Ethiopia. We acknowledge support from the Research Council of Norway, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) through grant No. LAG-A-00-96-90016-00 to the BASIS CRSP. Any remaining errors are solely our own.

  HOLDEN, STEIN; BARRETT, CHRISTOPHER B.; HAGOS, FITSUM; HOLDEN STEIN; Norwegian University of Life Sciences; BARRETT CHRISTOPHER B.; Cornell University; HAGOS FITSUM; Mekelle University (Cambridge University Press, 2006)