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Thomas JayneProfessor of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Tomoya MatsumotoOtaru University of CommerceVerified email at res.otaru-uc.ac.jp
Michael T. WeberProfessor Emeritus in Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics at Michigan StateVerified email at msu.edu
John StraussProfessor of Economics, University of Southern CaliforniaVerified email at usc.edu
Yoko KijimaGRIPSVerified email at grips.ac.jp
Rui Benfica, PhDSenior Research Fellow, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Verified email at cgiar.org
David TschirleyProfessor of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Klaus DeiningerDevelopment Economics Group, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Harold AldermanInternational Food Policy Research InstituteVerified email at cgiar.org
Luc ChristiaensenWorld BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Architesh pandaUniversity of BernVerified email at unibe.ch
Cynthia DonovanAssociate Professor, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at anr.msu.edu
David MatherAssistant Professor, International Development, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu
Aya SuzukiProfessor, Dept. of International Studies, University of TokyoVerified email at k.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Murali Krishna GummaPrincipal Scientist &Cluster Leader – Geospatial Sciences and Big Data at ICRISAT (IRRI, IWMI, JNTU)Verified email at cgiar.org
Samarendu MohantyInternational Potato CenterVerified email at cgiar.org
Rajendran SrinivasuluInternational Potato Center (CIP)Verified email at cgiar.org
Daniel Ayalew AliEconomist, The World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Isabelle BaltenweckProgram Leader (acting), Policies Institutions and Livelihoods, ILRIVerified email at cgiar.org
Aminou ArounaProgram Leader and Impact Assessment Economist, AfricaRice and Universite de Parakou (Benin)Verified email at cgiar.org

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The impact of mobile phone coverage expansion on market participation: Panel data evidence from Uganda M Muto, T Yamano World development 37 (12), 1887-1896, 2009	748	2009
Smallholder income and land distribution in Africa: implications for poverty reduction strategies TS Jayne, T Yamano, MT Weber, D Tschirley, R Benfica, A Chapoto, ... Food policy 28 (3), 253-275, 2003	706	2003
Measuring the impacts of working-age adult mortality on small-scale farm households in Kenya T Yamano, TS Jayne World Development 32 (1), 91-119, 2004	387	2004
Child growth, shocks, and food aid in rural Ethiopia T Yamano, H Alderman, L Christiaensen American Journal of Agricultural Economics 87 (2), 273-288, 2005	354	2005
Effects of agricultural commercialization on food crop input use and productivity in Kenya PJ Strasberg, TS Jayne, T Yamano, JK Nyoro, DD Karanja, J Strauss	264	1999
Impacts of the universal primary education policy on educational attainment and private costs in rural Uganda M Nishimura, T Yamano, Y Sasaoka international Journal of Educational development 28 (2), 161-175, 2008	249	2008
Working-age adult mortality and primary school attendance in rural Kenya T Yamano, TS Jayne Economic Development and Cultural Change 53 (3), 619-653, 2005	204	2005
Targeting of food aid in rural Ethiopia: chronic need or inertia? TS Jayne, J Strauss, T Yamano, D Molla Journal of Development Economics 68 (2), 247-288, 2002	195	2002
Legal knowledge and economic development: The case of land rights in Uganda K Deininger, DA Ali, T Yamano Land Economics 84 (4), 593-619, 2008	194	2008
Emerging private education in Africa: Determinants of school choice in rural Kenya M Nishimura, T Yamano World Development 43, 266-275, 2013	169	2013
Nonfarm employment, agricultural shocks, and poverty dynamics: evidence from rural Uganda Y Kijima, T Matsumoto, T Yamano Agricultural Economics 35, 459-467, 2006	147	2006
Local and personal networks in employment and the development of labor markets: Evidence from the cut flower industry in Ethiopia Y Mano, T Yamano, A Suzuki, T Matsumoto World Development 39 (10), 1760-1770, 2011	134	2011
The role of local nonfarm activities and migration in reducing poverty: evidence from Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda T Matsumoto, Y Kijima, T Yamano Agricultural economics 35, 449-458, 2006	129	2006
Giving to the poor? Targeting of food aid in rural Ethiopia TS Jayne, J Strauss, T Yamano, D Molla World development 29 (5), 887-910, 2001	127	2001
Land conflicts in Kenya: causes, impacts, and resolutions T Yamano, K Deininger Foundation for Advanced Studies on International Development/National …, 2005	111	2005
Introduction to the special issue on the role of nonfarm income in poverty reduction: evidence from Asia and East Africa K Otsuka, T Yamano Agricultural Economics 35, 393-397, 2006	105	2006
Measuring the impacts of prime-age adult death on rural households in Kenya T Yamano, TS Jayne	99	2002
Interlinked credit and farm intensification: evidence from Kenya TS Jayne, T Yamano, J Nyoro Agricultural Economics 31 (2‐3), 209-218, 2004	83	2004
A Cross-Country Analysis of Household Responses to Adult Mortality in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa: Implications For HIV/AIDS Mitigation And Rural Development Policies. D Mather, C Donovan, TS Jayne, MT Weber, A Chapoto, E Mazhangara, ...	82	2004
Impacts of universal secondary education policy on secondary school enrollments in Uganda P Asankha, Y Takashi Journal of Accounting 1 (1), 16-30, 2011	79	2011

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