Development
1999 - 2023
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Volume 66, issue 3, 2023
- Editorial: One Health—Anatomy of a Fractured Vision pp. 161-164
- Nicoletta Dentico
- One Health and Sustainable Development: A Roadmap for Development Finance pp. 165-169
- Amitabha Sarkar and Meri Koivusalo
- The One Health Approach: Examining its Occidental Culture, Paradoxes and Strategic Directions pp. 170-180
- Marjan Leneman
- Deep Respect for Mother Earth: An Indigenous Perspective on One Health: In Conversation with Gisela Illescas Palma and Laura Vanessa Reyes pp. 181-184
- Magdalena Ackermann, Gisela Illescas Palma and Laura Vanessa Reyes
- One Health in a World of Multiple Crises: A Necessary but Insufficient Approach pp. 185-190
- Baba Aye
- One Health: What’s the Problem? pp. 191-198
- Remco Pas
- One Health and the Opportunity for Paradigm Shifts Through a New WHO Pandemic Agreement pp. 199-206
- Nina Jamal
- Harnessing Bio Cultural Resources for Strengthening One Health: The Case of Antibiotic Reduction in Livestock Farming pp. 207-214
- Unnikrishnan Payyappallimana
- Bio-surveillance as One Health: A Critique of Recent Definitions and Policy Initiatives pp. 215-225
- Nithin Ramakrishnan
- Giving Meaning to Action and Research: Notes on the ‘One Health’ Approach from a Sociological Perspective pp. 226-232
- Giacomo Balduzzi and Anna Rosa Favretto
- An Unprecedented Experience of Collective Bereavement: The Story of Xylella Fastidiosa in Apulia pp. 233-237
- Stefano Martella
- Agroecology for Structural One Health pp. 238-244
- Tammi Jonas and Ben Trethewey
- Does One Health Fit All? A French Peasants’ Perspective pp. 245-250
- Geneviève Savigny
- Debt Sustainability in the Context of African Dependency and Underdevelopment pp. 251-259
- Opa Kapijimpanga
- Poor Trade: Liberalization Agreements Undermine Development and Food Security pp. 260-269
- Kwame Sundaram Jomo
Volume 66, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial: Ocean Economy: Blue or Painted Blue? pp. 1-2
- Stefano Prato
- Inflation and Development: Central Bank Stabilization Policies Revisited pp. 3-14
- Anis Chowdhury and Jomo Kwame Sundaram
- Ecological Reparations and Degrowth: Towards a Convergence of Alternatives Around World-making After Growth pp. 15-22
- Matthias Schmelzer and Tonny Nowshin
- Privatization Solution is the Problem pp. 23-31
- Jomo Kwame Sundaram
- Waters as Part of Our Sovereign and Spiritual Journey pp. 32-39
- Uncle Lewis Walker, Ria Jago and Nicoletta Dentico
- Blue Economy: Industrialization and Militarization of Oceans? pp. 40-45
- Adam Wolfenden and Maureen Penjueli
- The Financialization of Marine Conservation: The Case of Debt-for-Ocean Swaps pp. 46-57
- Andre Standing
- Prohibiting Deep Seabed Mining in the Pacific Ocean: An Ethical Imperative pp. 58-64
- Claire Slatter
- Maritime Labour Regimes in the Neoliberal Era pp. 65-75
- Liam Campling and Alejandro Colás
- Ocean Economy at Risk: Rise of Distant Water Fleets and Financial Secrecy pp. 76-83
- Matti Kohonen and Alfonso Daniels
- Waters That Unite: An Interactive Interview with Mounir Ghribi pp. 84-88
- Nicoletta Dentico and Mounir Ghribi
- Waters that Divide: Climate Refugees and Sea Barriers pp. 89-94
- Flavia Rolli, Marco Reale, Giulia Massolino and Alessandro Lombardo
- Challenging the Blue Economy: Voices from Artisanal Fishing Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 95-104
- Leopoldo Cavaleri Gerhardinger, Elyse Mills, Beatriz Mesquita, Vivienne Solis Rivera, Henrique Calori Kefalás and Andre Carlo Colonese
- Citizen Science with the Youth for the Protection of Underwater Culture and Nature: In Conversation with María Suárez Toro pp. 105-108
- Magdalena Ackermann, Nicoletta Dentico and María Suárez Toro
- Resisting the Waves of Ocean Grabbing: Challenges, Priorities and Strategies in the Small-Scale Fishers’ Governance Struggle Against the Ocean Economy in South Africa pp. 109-115
- Yvette Fleur, Maia Nangle and Carmen Mannarino
- Trade and Wealth-Based Approach to Fisheries in Uganda: Impact on Livelihoods and Rights of Local Communities pp. 116-122
- Rehema Namaganda and Christopher Mbazira
- Blue Economy, a New Threat for the Rights of Coastal Communities pp. 123-126
- Claudia Pineda Medina
- Let Them Dive into Ocean Science: The Role of Research Institutions in Public Engagement pp. 127-131
- Rita Blanos, Nicole Beneventi, Matteo Bisanti, Marina D’Alessandro, Roberto Di Paolo, Diego Manna, Giulia Massolino, Lisa Peratoner and Francesca Petrera
- Amazon as a Digital Empire? Reflecting on Expansion and Collaborative Processes in India pp. 132-139
- Christine Ithurbide
- Challenging Global Capitalism: Four Measures of Ecuador’s Citizens Revolution Inspiring Equitable and Sustainable Development Discourse pp. 140-146
- Federica Zaccagnini
- From Peace to War: An Odyssey of First-Generation Somalia Foreign Policy—A Review Essay pp. 147-152
- Makumi Mwagiru
Volume 65, issue 2, 2022
- The Right to Development? pp. 103-105
- Stefano Prato
- Development as Liberation pp. 106-107
- Crystal Simeoni
- The Political Economy of Debt in Africa: Critical Propositions to Stop the Bleeding pp. 108-115
- Ronald Mangani
- Reflections on the Violence of Development pp. 116-119
- Wendy Harcourt
- Introduction: The Violence of Development pp. 120-123
- Smitu Kothari and Wendy Harcourt
- The Structural Power of the State-Finance Nexus: Systemic Delinking for the Right to Development pp. 124-135
- Bhumika Muchhala
- Challenges and Potential to Revamp the Normative Framework on the Right to Development pp. 136-144
- Yuefen Li, Daniel Uribe and Danish
- Re-regulating the Risk Premium to Realize the Right to Development pp. 145-152
- Oliver Pahnecke and Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky
- In Quest of the Right to Development: Prospects for an African Financial Architecture pp. 153-160
- Adebayo Olukoshi
- Challenges to The Assumption That Economic Success Could Enhance State Legitimacy in Africa, Ten Years Later pp. 161-177
- Dereje Alemayehu
- Decoloniality as the Only Pathway to the Right to Development in Latin America pp. 178-185
- Nathalie Beghin
- Tackling the ‘Planned Lack of Care’: Could a Right to Development Treaty Promote Universal Social Protection Systems? pp. 186-193
- Armando Negri Filho
- IMF’s Surcharges as a Threat to the Right to Development pp. 194-202
- Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Francisco Cantamutto and Laura Clérico
- Young People’s Perspective on the Right to Development pp. 203-206
- Ella Weber, Evelina Fokina, Arthur Muliro and Nicoletta Dentico
- The Future is Public! The Global Reclaiming and Democratization of Public Ownership Beyond the Market pp. 207-216
- Daniel Chavez and Lavinia Steinfort
- Demystifying Bretton Woods Institutions’ Rhetoric on Public Services pp. 217-227
- Chiara Mariotti and María José Romero
- Remunicipalisation in Catalonia: Strategies and Responses pp. 228-236
- Míriam Planas Martín, Dante Maschio Gastelaars and Quim Pérez Gómez
- Obituary of Dr Nafis Sadik, President of the Society for International Development, 1994–1997 pp. 237-237
- Wendy Harcourt
- Correction to: Peasant Farming, A Buffer for Human Societies pp. 243-243
- Angela Hilmi and Sara Burbi
- Correction to: Peasant Farming, a Refuge in Times of Crises pp. 244-244
- Angela Hilmi and Sara Burbi
- Correction to: The Need for Recovering the Subjugated Knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine pp. 245-245
- Kin Chi Lau and Tsui Sit
- Correction to: Incentives to Promote Green Citizenship in UK Transition Towns pp. 246-246
- Amy Merritt and Tristan Stubbs
Volume 65, issue 1, 2022
- Energy Transitions and Development Ambitions: Divergent Agendas? pp. 1-4
- Arthur Muliro Wapakala and Passy Amayo Ogolla
- The Glass is Half Full: The Quest to Ensure Sustainable Energy for All: In Conversation with Rana Ghoneim pp. 5-9
- Arthur Muliro and Rana Ghoneim
- Trade and Environment: Can International Trading Rules Help? pp. 10-13
- Rashmi Banga
- Global to Local: An Alternative Approach to Achieve Climate and Energy Goals pp. 14-16
- Maimuna Kabatesi
- Gender and Energy in International Development: Is There a Return of the ‘Feminization’ of Poverty Discourse? pp. 17-28
- Antonella Mazzone
- The Climate Finance Conundrum pp. 29-41
- Anis Chowdhury and Kwame Sundaram Jomo
- Getting to COP27: Bridging Generational Divide pp. 42-47
- Anna Stanczyk
- Youth Engagement in the Multilateral Energy Space in 2019–2021 pp. 48-53
- Beniamin Strzelecki
- The Energy Transition and the Changing Nature of Governance: Analyzing Evidence from the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council pp. 54-58
- Flávia Guerra and Yasemin Atalay
- Accelerating Access to Clean Cooking Will Require a Heart-Head-and-Hands Approach pp. 59-62
- Yabei Zhang
- Social Dispossession, the Real ‘Benefit’ of Green Projects in Yucatan pp. 63-70
- Ivet Reyes Maturano
- Low Carbon Mobility Transitions and Justice: A Case of Costa Rica pp. 71-77
- Deepak John and Ehsan Derakhshi
- Charcoal Embedded in Kenyan Culture pp. 78-79
- Elizabeth Odondi
- The Fading Gloss of Data Science: Towards an Agenda that Faces the Challenges of Big Data for Development and Humanitarian Action pp. 80-93
- Miren Gutierrez and John Bryant
- The Somalia Factor: Issues and Perspectives pp. 94-98
- Musa Yabarow, Abdinasir Mohamed and Ubah Yusuf
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