Ghore, Y., Long, B., & Derici, D. (2021). Rethinking human capital: Perspectives from women working in the informal economy. St. Francis Xavier University. (1.7 Mb pdf)
Fletcher, D., Ghore, Y., Guri, B., Banuoku, D., & Mumuni, E. (2018). Using producer-led value chain research to revitalize indigenous foods and launch social enterprises: Lessons from Ghana (Innovations series no. 18). Coady Institute. (1.20 Mb pdf)
Ghore, Y. (2018). Producer-led value chain analysis: The missing link in value chain development (Innovation series no. 3c). Coady Institute. (1.28 Mb pdf)
Ghore, Y., Fletcher, D., & Abdulai, F. (2018). Innovations, investments, incentives and impact: What can rural women in Ghana teach us about social enterprise? (Innovation series no. 9). Coady Institute. (931K pdf)
Thorpe, J., & Ghore, Y. (2017). Why Davos should be talking about disability. From Poverty to Power Blog.
Diochon, M.C., Anderson, A.R. & Ghore, Y. (2017). Microfranchise emergence and its impact on entrepreneurship. International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, 13: 553-574. doi:10.1007/s11365-016-0414-7 (StFX access)
Ghore, Y. (2016). Participatory livelihoods mapping with people with disabilities in Uganda. Rockefeller Foundation.
Ghore, Y. (2016). Market actors report from the fieldwork in Uganda. Rockefeller Foundation. Thorpe, J., Mathie, A., &
Ghore, Y. (2016). A typology of market-based approaches to include the most marginalized. Rockefeller Foundation.
Diochon, M., & Ghore, Y. (2016). Contextualizing a social enterprise opportunity process in an emerging market. Social Enterprise Journal, 12(2), 107-130. doi: 10.1108/SEJ-11-2015-0032 (StFX access)
Diochon, M., & Ghore, Y. (2016). Last mile farm inputs: farm shop delivers, Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies, 6(3), 1-22, doi: 10.1108/EEMCS-03-2016-0025.
Ghore, Y. (2015). Producer-led value chain analysis: The missing link in value chain development: a tool for effective engagement of small producers (Innovation series no. 3). Coady Institute. (1.83 Mb pdf)
Ghore, Y., & Labh, P. (2013). Crossfire: There can be no deep and sustainable development without collective action. Enterprise Development & Microfinance, 24(2), 85-90. (StFX access)
Ghore, Y and Mathie, A. (2012). Emerging models of cooperative-private sector partnerships: Examples from Kenya, Ghana and Tanzania. Presented at “Managing the Cooperative Difference” Conference, Moncton, NB.
Ghore, Y. (2012). Globalization and access to food: An analysis of challenges and strategies for smallholder farmers in India. In R.S. Stewart & S.A. Karol (Eds.), Food for thought: A multidisciplinary discussion. Sydney: CBU Press. Purchase Information.
Ghore, Y., & Mathie, A. (2012). Emerging models of cooperative-private sector partnerships: Examples from Kenya, Ghana and Tanzania. Presented at “Managing the Cooperative Difference” Conference, Moncton.
Jones, L. (2012). Discussion paper for an M4P WEE Framework: How can the Making Markets Work for the Poor Framework work for poor women and for poor men? Durham, UK: Springfield Centre for Business in Development.
Cunningham, G. (2011). Community economic literacy and the ‘Leaky Bucket’ (Occasional paper no. 9). Coady Institute. Download. (2 Mb pdf)
Jones, L. (2011). Value chains in development. Rugby, UK: Practical Action.
Mathie, A., & Ghore, Y. (2011). Innovative types of formal member-based organizations (MBOs): Interpreting the trends. Presented at the Association for Nonprofit and Social Economy Research Meetings, June 1-3, Fredericton, NB. Download. (611K pdf)
Mathie, A., & Ghore, Y. (2011). Innovative types of formal member-based organizations (MBOs): Towards an analysis of trends and a guide to MBO potential. Technical report to the International Development Research Centre. Download. (1.26 Mb pdf)
Misra, R.S. (2009, Draft). ITC Choupal Fresh: A case in pro poor value chains. In M. Harper (Ed.), Inclusive value chains in India: Linking the smallest producers to modern markets. Singapore: World Scientific. Purchase Information. Draft. (371K pdf)
Lee, N. (Ed.). (2008). Reaching the hard to reach: Comparative study of member-owned financial institutions in remote rural areas. Link.
SEWA Bank/Coady International Institute/Freedom from Hunger. (2003). Financial education for SEWA bank members: A facilitator’s guide. Ahmedabad, India. Download. (1.75 Mb pdf)
Mathie, A. (2001). Including the excluded: Lessons learned from the poverty targeting strategies used by micro-finance providers (Occasional Paper no. 2). Coady Institute. Download. (490K pdf)