Richard Bluhm

Richard Bluhm is a professor of macroeconomics and digital transformation at the Institute of Economics and Law, University of Stuttgart.

Research

The following research papers may be of interest to the Pilgrimage for Democracy and Social Justice: [1]

• Ethnofederalism and ethnic voting
• Connective financing: Chinese infrastructure projects and the diffusion of economic activity in developing countries
• Local majorities: How administrative divisions shape comparative development
• Fueling conflict? (De)escalation and bilateral aid.
• Do Weak Institutions Prolong Crises? On the Identification, Characteristics, and Duration of Declines during Economic Slumps.
• Poverty accounting.
• Poor Trends: The Pace of Poverty Reduction after the Millennium Development Agenda1
• Ethnic Divisions, Political Institutions and the Duration of Declines-A Political Economy Theory of Delayed Recovery
• The Pace of Poverty Reduction: A fractional response approach
• Multidimensional Poverty in Senegal–an assessment of multidimensional poverty, poverty dynamics and patterns of deprivations, mimeographed

1. ^    University of Stuttgart: Richard Bluhm.