Scholars@Duke publication: Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor?

USAID Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) Report #8

Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor?

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Abdulsamad, A; Stokes, S; Gereffi, G

February 2015

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Author Gary Gereffi Sociology

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February 2015

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Abdulsamad, A., Stokes, S., & Gereffi, G. (2015). Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor? USAID Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) Report #8.

Abdulsamad, A., S. Stokes, and G. Gereffi. “Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor?” USAID Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) Report #8, February 2015.

Abdulsamad A, Stokes S, Gereffi G. Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor? USAID Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) Report #8. 2015 Feb.

Abdulsamad, A., et al. “Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor?” USAID Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) Report #8, Feb. 2015.

Abdulsamad A, Stokes S, Gereffi G. Public-Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains: Can They Actually Benefit the Poor? USAID Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) Report #8. 2015 Feb.

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February 2015