Magdalene Silberberger
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4405388 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Magdalene Silberberger |
| NOMBRES | Magdalene |
| APELLIDO | Silberberger |
| FIRMA | SILBERBERGER M |
| AFILIACIONES | Witten/Herdecke University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4574-2505 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Understanding actors' interests and power relations in honey production
Honey production plays a significant role in uplifting the rural poor in many developing countries. This explains the existence of extensive research into this sector. Despite the current evidence base, questions related to the governance of honey production with emphasis on the interests of different actor typologies and the power elements they employ remain relatively less understood in many parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, including Cameroon. As a…
The ICT growth puzzle
Sustainable development discourse and development aid in Germany
‘Sustainable Development’ can be understood as a widely used discourse that has become even more prominent since the publication of the UN Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development in 2015. In this paper we analyze the way sustainable development discourse unfolds within the context of development aid in Germany by undertaking a discourse analysis of reports on development policy published 1973–2017 by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Coope…
How Endogenous Cultural Institutions May (Not) Shape Farmers’ Climate Adaptation Practices
Climate change is high on the science and policy agenda of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), requiring context-specific adaptation. Studies on endogenous cultural institutions (ECIs) in climate adaptation are fragmented, impeding policy orientation. This suggests the need for complementary evidence on ECIs to inform adaptation practice. Through a sample of 158 households in rural Cameroon, we contribute to bridge this gap, by: (1) exploring socio-politic…
Dimensions and Cartography of Dirty Money in Developing Countries
This article aims to analyze the challenges posed by the illicit financial flows (IFFs) that emerged from the consolidation and globalization of financial markets and the persistent and rising inequality of wealth and income. In a first step, we show the key dimensions behind IFFs (governance, trade, finance, taxation, monetary), which affect the multilateral order and promote new relations of dependence between the Global North and the Global So…
Tariff liberalization and product standards
Does tariff liberalization cause regulatory chill by putting downward pressure on health, safety, and environmental standards? Or does it cause a race to the top as governments seek to use standards as nontariff barriers to trade? There remains remarkably little empirical evidence to answer these long‐debated questions. We seek to address this lack by analyzing annual country‐by‐industry data on notifications of changes in sanitary and phytosanit…
An empirical analysis of credit-financed agribusiness investments and income poverty dynamics of rural women in Cameroon
The link between microcredit and income poverty reduction for the poor is well established. However, contemporary empirical evidence remains mixed, especially among women beneficiaries. We use a purposive sample of 160 women from 80 microcredit groups of the Program for the Improvement of the Competitiveness of Family Agro Pastoral Farms (ACEFA) in Cameroon to assess the relationships between rural women’s microcredit access and their income pove…
Tariff liberalization and product standards
Does tariff liberalization cause regulatory chill by putting downward pressure on health, safety, and environmental standards? Or does it cause a race to the top as governments seek to use standards as nontariff barriers to trade? There remains remarkably little empirical evidence to answer these long‐debated questions. We seek to address this lack by analyzing annual country‐by‐industry data on notifications of changes in sanitary and phytosanit…
An empirical analysis of credit-financed agribusiness investments and income poverty dynamics of rural women in Cameroon
The link between microcredit and income poverty reduction for the poor is well established. However, contemporary empirical evidence remains mixed, especially among women beneficiaries. We use a purposive sample of 160 women from 80 microcredit groups of the Program for the Improvement of the Competitiveness of Family Agro Pastoral Farms (ACEFA) in Cameroon to assess the relationships between rural women’s microcredit access and their income pove…
How Endogenous Cultural Institutions May (Not) Shape Farmers’ Climate Adaptation Practices
Climate change is high on the science and policy agenda of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), requiring context-specific adaptation. Studies on endogenous cultural institutions (ECIs) in climate adaptation are fragmented, impeding policy orientation. This suggests the need for complementary evidence on ECIs to inform adaptation practice. Through a sample of 158 households in rural Cameroon, we contribute to bridge this gap, by: (1) exploring socio-politic…
Dimensions and Cartography of Dirty Money in Developing Countries
This article aims to analyze the challenges posed by the illicit financial flows (IFFs) that emerged from the consolidation and globalization of financial markets and the persistent and rising inequality of wealth and income. In a first step, we show the key dimensions behind IFFs (governance, trade, finance, taxation, monetary), which affect the multilateral order and promote new relations of dependence between the Global North and the Global So…
An empirical analysis of credit-financed agribusiness investments and income poverty dynamics of rural women in Cameroon
The link between microcredit and income poverty reduction for the poor is well established. However, contemporary empirical evidence remains mixed, especially among women beneficiaries. We use a purposive sample of 160 women from 80 microcredit groups of the Program for the Improvement of the Competitiveness of Family Agro Pastoral Farms (ACEFA) in Cameroon to assess the relationships between rural women’s microcredit access and their income pove…
Tariff liberalization and product standards
Does tariff liberalization cause regulatory chill by putting downward pressure on health, safety, and environmental standards? Or does it cause a race to the top as governments seek to use standards as nontariff barriers to trade? There remains remarkably little empirical evidence to answer these long‐debated questions. We seek to address this lack by analyzing annual country‐by‐industry data on notifications of changes in sanitary and phytosanit…
Dimensions and Cartography of Dirty Money in Developing Countries
This article aims to analyze the challenges posed by the illicit financial flows (IFFs) that emerged from the consolidation and globalization of financial markets and the persistent and rising inequality of wealth and income. In a first step, we show the key dimensions behind IFFs (governance, trade, finance, taxation, monetary), which affect the multilateral order and promote new relations of dependence between the Global North and the Global So…
Sustainable development discourse and development aid in Germany
‘Sustainable Development’ can be understood as a widely used discourse that has become even more prominent since the publication of the UN Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development in 2015. In this paper we analyze the way sustainable development discourse unfolds within the context of development aid in Germany by undertaking a discourse analysis of reports on development policy published 1973–2017 by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Coope…
How Endogenous Cultural Institutions May (Not) Shape Farmers’ Climate Adaptation Practices
Climate change is high on the science and policy agenda of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), requiring context-specific adaptation. Studies on endogenous cultural institutions (ECIs) in climate adaptation are fragmented, impeding policy orientation. This suggests the need for complementary evidence on ECIs to inform adaptation practice. Through a sample of 158 households in rural Cameroon, we contribute to bridge this gap, by: (1) exploring socio-politic…
The ICT growth puzzle
Understanding actors' interests and power relations in honey production
Honey production plays a significant role in uplifting the rural poor in many developing countries. This explains the existence of extensive research into this sector. Despite the current evidence base, questions related to the governance of honey production with emphasis on the interests of different actor typologies and the power elements they employ remain relatively less understood in many parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, including Cameroon. As a…
Economics (6 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · International trade (3 obras) · Agricultural Innovations and Practices (2 obras) · Context (archaeology (2 obras) · Economic Growth and Development (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras) · Globalization (2 obras)