Predicting the poverty impacts of trade reform

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The Right Price of Food: Reflections on the Political Economy of Policy Analysis and Communication (2011, unknown): “39 See Hendrix et al (2009) and Maas and Matthews (2009) for empirical political economy analyses on the determinants of protests and riots against the food price increases.”
Looking Beyond Averages in the Trade and Poverty Debate (2004, unknown): “2 The various methods used in the literature and the results of past studies are discussed in the useful surveys by McCulloch et al. (2001), Hertel and Reimer (2004) and Winters et al., (2004).”
Microsimulation as a tool for evaluating redistribution policies (2006, background): “For the first case, experience seems to show that there is little difference between the top-down and the fully integrated approach—see Hertel and Reimer (2004). For the second case, this is not true anymore, as discussed in Browning and others (1999).”