General
Agboli, M., Ofori-Atta, N.Y., and Bridgeman, D. (2008) The Road to Recovery – How to Jump-Start Investment Climate Reforms in a Conflict-Affected Country. Washington: IFC Smartlessons.
Altenburg, T. and von Drachenfels, C. (2008) Creating an Enabling Environment for Private Sector Development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Vienna: UNDP/GTZ.
Bevan, D.L. (2003) ‘The Fiscal Dimensions of Ethiopia’s Transition and Reconstruction’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
BizClim. (2008) Investing in Burundi. Brussels: ACP Business Climate Facility.
Castel-Branco, C., Cramer, C., and Hailu, D. (2003) ‘Privatization and Economic Strategy in Mozambique’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
DAB. (2005) DAB Training Need Assessment and Strategic Planning for 2005. Kabul: Da Afghanistan Bank.
FIAS. (2004) Sierra Leone. Diagnostic Study of the Investment Climate and the Investment Code. Washington: The World Bank.
FIAS. (2005a) Sierra Leone. Administrative Barriers Study. Phase I. Washington: The World Bank.
FIAS. (2005b) Sierra Leone. Administrative Barriers to Investment Phase II. Analysis of the Institutional framework Underpinning Investment and Private Sector Development. Washington: The World Bank.
Frydman, R., Gray, C., Hessel, M., and Rapaczynski, A. (1998) When Does Privatization Work? The Impact of Private Ownership on Corporate Performance in the Transition Economies. New York: C.V. Starr Center for Applied Economics.
Gallagher, M. (2007) Building Fiscal Infrastructure in Post-Conflict Societies. Washington: USAID.
Herzberg, B. (2007) Monitoring and Evaluation during the Bulldozer Initiative – 50 Investment Climate Reforms in 150 Days. Washington: IFC.
Herzberg, B. (2004) Investment Climate Reform: Going the Last Mile. The Bulldozer Initiative in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Washington: The World Bank.
Lister, S. And Pain, A. (2004) Trading in Power: The Politics of “Free” Markets in Afghanistan. Kabul: AREU Briefing Paper.
MacDonald, M.H. (2006) Private Sector Development in Reintegration and Reconstruction Programmes. Berlin: GTZ.
Masinde, C.K., Daniel, K.E., and Kitakule, S. (2008) Building a Business Enabling Environment in Southern Sudan: Securing Business Registration Early in the Transition from War to Peace. Washington: IFC Smartlessons.
Mills, R., and Fan, Q. (2006) The Investment Climate in Post-Conflict Situations. Washington: World Bank Institute.
Nicholas, G. (2008) Simplifying Business Regulation in the Shadow of War and Assassinations: The Case of Lebanon. Washington: IFC Smartlessons.
Sida/IMF. (2004) Framework Administered Account for Technical Assistance Activities – Sweden Technical Assistance Subaccount. Kabul: Sida/IMF.
World Bank. (2008) Doing Business 2008. Washington: The World Bank.
Project Financing
Ball, N. (2007) Financing Mechanisms for Post-Conflict Reconstruction. The Hague: The Clingendael Institute.
Banfield, J., and Crossin, C. (2006) Conflict-Sensitive Project Finance: Better Lending Practice in Conflict-Prone States. London: International Alert.
EAP/IA. (2006) Conflict-Sensitive Business Practice: Engineering Contractors and their Clients. London: Engineers Against Poverty and International Alert.
Schwatrz, 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: The World Bank.
Questioning the Approach
Buira, A. (2003) ‘An Analysis of IMF Conditionality’, in A. Buira (ed.) Challenges to the World Bank and IMF. London: Anthem Press.
Guimond, M-F. (2007) Structural Adjustment and Peacebuilding. Road to Conflict or Peace? Ottawa: IDRC.
Naudé, W. (2007) Peace, Prosperity, and Pro-Growth Entrepreneurship. New York: UNU-WIDER.
Rodrik, D. (2006) ‘Goodbye Washington Consensus, Hello Washington Confusion? A Review of the World Bank’s Economic Growth in the 1990s: Learning from a Decade of Reform’ Journal of Economic Literature 44. Buy Online.