A.J.F. Dellevoet

Mostly qualitative research, based upon secondary sources, on a broad range of topics related to private sector development

Informal Business Practices

Preparations of a field study

• Jones, S., & Dellevoet, A. (2022). Informal Business Practices, exception or the norm?. Paper presented at MSM Global Network Conference, Maastricht, Netherlands.

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• Jones, S., & Dellevoet, A. (2023). Inclusiveness and small businesses in emerging markets. In D. de Boer, H. Sander, K. Friz, & A. Anastasi (Eds.), Private Sector Development in an Emerging World: Inclusive Policies and Strategies for the Formal and Informal Economy (pp. 97-129). De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111071251-008

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• Kurtzahn, R., & Dellevoet, A. (2021). The challenges of multi-actor collaborations in climate-smart agriculture under the landscape approach. In M. P. van Dijk, H. Nijhoff, & D. de Boer (Eds.), Climate Smart Agriculture and Water in the Global South: Experiences with support of the Nuffic (pp. 15-20). MSM.

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Dellevoet, A. (2025), EU Preferential trade agreements and Africa in the Post-Cotonou era; where do we go from here? Paper for the Jean Monnet policy debate “AfriquEurope; The European Union and Africa in a Multicrisis world”, conference on “Trade and Economic Partnership agreements”, February 2025, Windhoek, Namibia. 

Dellevoet, A. (2024), The Future of Work is Informal, paper for the MSM online academic conference, 23 May 2024. 

Dellevoet, A. (2024). Informal Business Practices: Some Early Evidence. American Journal of Management, 24(1).