Ines Afonso Roque Ferreira

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My research looks at different aspects related to institutions and inequality, both from a cross-country perspective and with a particular focus on Mozambique. I have contributed to the Mozambique Institutional Diagnostic (part of the cross-country ’Institutional Diagnostic Project’), which developed and applied a new institutional diagnostic tool to identify constraints to economic development. Currently I work on projects tracking the trends in inequality in Mozambique and examining the impacts of inequality on different socio-economic outcomes. I hold a PhD in International Development from the University of East Anglia. My PhD research focused on the impact of foreign aid on economic development in fragile states, considering a multidimensional approach to state fragility.

Primary fields of research

Institutions, inequality, Mozambique, development economics