General
Aaronson, H., Vubovic, B., Trebjesanin, B., and Hempfling, C. (2008) Accelerating Sustainable Growth in Post-Conflict Serbia. Washington: USAID.
Banfield, J. (2006) Mobilising the Ugandan Business Community for Peace. London: International Alert.
C-SAFE. (2004) Market Assistance Pilot Program (MAPP) – Zimbabwe. External Evaluation Report. Bulawayo: VEDMA Consulting Group.
Gerstle, T. and L. Meissner. (2010) Market Development in Conflict-Affected Contexts. International Alert Practice Note, London: International Alert.
Gündüz, C., Vaillant, C., and Banfield, J. (2006) Addressing the Economic Dimensions of Peacebuilding through Trade and Support to Private Enterprise. London: International Alert.
Lister, S. And Pain, A. (2004) Trading in Power: The Politics of “Free” Markets in Afghanistan. AREU Briefing Paper.
Miehlbradt, A.O. and McVay, M. (2006) The 2006 Reader. Implementing Sustainable Private Sector Development: Striving for Tangible Results for the Poor. Washington: ILO for the DCED.
Oxfam. (2005) Scaling Up Aid for Trade: How to Support Poor Countries to Trade their Way out of Poverty. Oxford: Oxfam.
Oxfam. (2007) EU Trade Agreements Can Pose Huge Threat to Development. Oxford: Oxfam.
Stolz, V., Stolz, T. And Anderson, G. (2008) The Role of Mass Media in Local and Regional Economic Development. Berlin: GTZ.
USAID. (2005c) Market Assistance Program (MAP) Field Manual. Washington: USAID.
Vonnegut, A. (2006) ‘Using Markets in Conflict Mitigation: Conceptual and Practical Considerations’, in USAID, Poverty Reduction in Conflict and Fragile States: Perspectives from the Household Level. Washington: USAID.
Wheeler, D., McKague, K., Thomson, J., Davies, R. Medalye, J., and Prada, M. (2005) ‘Creating Sustainable Local Enterprise Networks’, in MIT Sloan 47.
Value Chains
ACDI/VOCA. (2008) Value Chain Development for Conflict-Affected Environments. Guidance for Case Studies. Washington: USAID.
Armstrong, S., Bellknap, K., Viezee, C., and Wagner, G. (2008) Value Chain Framework and the Lulu Livelihoods Programme. Washington: USAID.
Arunatilate, N., Gunawardena, A., Marawila, D., Samaratunga, P., Senaratne, A., and Thibotuwawa, M. (2008) Analysis of the Fisheries Sector in Sri Lanka. USAID: Washington.
Bauman, P. (2008) A Comparative Case Study of High-Value Vegetable Value Chains in Nepal. Washington: USAID.
Blum, R. (2008) Value Chain Tool for Market-Integrated Relief: Haiti’s Construction Sector. Washington: USAID.
Gündüz, C. and Klein, D. (2008) Towards Integrating Conflict-Sensitive Approaches. Value Chain Development in Conflict-Affected Environments. Washington: USAID.
Henning, R., Donahue, N., and Kacou, E. (2008) Rwanda Tourism Value Chain Case Study. Washington: USAID.
McMahon, A. (2008) Case Study of the Poultry and Grape/Resin Subsectors in Afghanistan. Washington: USAID.
Parker, J.C. (2008) A Synthesis of Practical Lessons from Value Chain Projects in Conflict-Affected Environments. Washington: USAID.
Saperstein, A. and Campbell, R. (2008) Accelerating the Transition from Conflict to Sustainable Growth: Value chain development in conflict-affected environments. Washington: USAID.
Spilsbury, J. and Byrne, K.G. (2007) Value Chain Activities for Conflict-Affected Populations in Guinea. Washington: USAID.
Stamm, A., Jost, C., Kreiss, C., Meier, K., Pfister, M., Schukat, P., and Speck, H.A. (2006) Strengthening value chains in Sri Lanka's agribusiness: A way to reconcile competitiveness with socially inclusive growth? Bonn: DIE Studies 15.
USAID. (2008b) Cotton Value Chain Case for Northern Uganda. Washington: USAID.
Infrastructure
Anand, P.B. (2005) Getting Infrastructure Priorities Right in Post-Conflict Reconstruction. New York: UNU-Wider.
MacDonald, M. (2005) Provision of Infrastructure in Post Conflict Situations. London: DFID.
Schwartz, J., Hahn. S., and Bannon, I. (2004) The Private Sector’s Role in the Provision of Infrastructure in Post-Conflict Countries: Patterns and Policy Options. Washington: World Bank.
SEEP. (2007) Market Development in Crisis-Affected Environments: Emerging Lessons for Achieving Pro-Poor Economic Reconstruction. Washington: SEEP Network.