Browse by UCL people
Group by: Type | Date
Number of items: 10.
2021
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Sharma, Akanksha;
Beavor, Andreas;
Brand, Yoav;
Chiappe, Fredrica;
Makarem, Naji;
Li, Bian;
(2021)
The Role of Digital and Mobile-Enabled Solutions in Addressing Climate Change.
GSMA: London, UK.
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2018
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Makarem, N;
Charles, L;
Mghrebi, R;
(2018)
Access to Resettlement and Complementary Pathways for Syrian Refugees.
(Help Library
, pp. pp. 1-48
).
ALNAP: London, UK.
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Makarem, N;
Crighton, M;
Aweto, T;
Aliogo, R;
Idobo, IP;
(2018)
Urban Industrial Development and Business-Civic Leadership in Nigeria.
(Urbanisation Research Nigeria (URN) Research Report
).
ICF International: London, UK.
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2017
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Makarem, N;
Beavor, A;
Aweto, T;
Ogunleye, S;
(2017)
Challenges and opportunities for industrial development in the South-East region of Nigeria.
(Urbanisation research Nigeria (URN)
, pp. pp. 1-129
).
DFID: London, UK.
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Makarem, N;
Bloch, R;
Papachristodoulou, N;
Crighton, M;
Beavor, A;
World Bank;
(2017)
Triangulating Inclusive Growth in Nigeria Spatial Development Strategies and Economic Corridors.
World Bank: Washington, DC, USA.
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2016
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Makarem, N;
Bloch, R;
Crighton, M;
Beavor, A;
Verucci, E;
Fox, S;
(2016)
Formulating a Development Framework for Northern Nigeria.
(World Bank Strategic Overview - Nigeria
, pp. pp. 1-136
).
The World Bank Group
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Makarem, N;
Block, R;
Yunusa, M-B;
Papachristodoulou, N;
Chrighton, M;
(2016)
Economic development in urban Nigeria.
(Urbanisation Research Nigeria : Research Report
).
ICF International: London, UK.
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Makarem, NP;
(2016)
Social networks and regional economic development: The Los Angeles and Bay Area metropolitan regions, 1980–2010.
Environment & Planning C: Politics and Space
, 34
(1)
pp. 91-112.
10.1177/0263774X15614691.
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Storper, M;
Kemeny, T;
Makarem, NP;
Osman, T;
(2016)
On specialisation, divergence and evolution: A brief response to Ron Martin's review.
Regional Studies
, 50
(9)
pp. 1628-1630.
10.1080/00343404.2016.1183975.
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World Bank;
(2016)
From Oil to Cities: Nigeria’s Next Transformation. Directions in Development.
(Urbanisation Review
).
The World Bank.: Washington DC.
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