Sebastian Galiani on the impact Argentina’s land title policy had on credit access, housing quality, family welfare and economic ideology.

Project non-completion, commonly attributed to corruption or clientelism, is in fact often caused by an inability to prioritise public expenditure

When unpopular anti-congestion policies were abandoned in Indonesia's capital, we discovered flawed policy had been better than no policy

Reducing the cost of land titles and simplifying the systems can improve land security and livelihoods of the poor

Five key lessons for policymakers in developing countries who want to implement effective urban policies.

A public lecture about the importance of cities for development and the need for policy to tackle the downsides of density. An introduction to IGC...

Economic activity is concentrated in low-lying urban areas despite greater risk of flooding, and tends to return to these areas rather than relocating

Unless the government curtains new construction in lower tier cities, it is hard to see how the housing boom will sustain.

Resource-exporting countries urbanise without acquiring the industrial sectors typically associated with development