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Volume 55, issue 4 , 2012
Editorial: Reclaiming a Continent pp. 433-434 Wendy Harcourt Introduction: The Cynics, Optimists and Pirates are all Making Africa Beautiful pp. 435-440 Charles Onyango-Obbo Rethinking Africa: Interview with Juma V. Mwapachu pp. 441-448 Juma V Mwapachu Africa Makes Progress, but Risk of Reversal is Real: Interview with Donald Kaberuka pp. 449-452 Donald Kaberuka Fertilizing the Fields for Honest Government: Reflections on leaders, leadership and Africa's challenges: Interview with Hadeel Ibrahim pp. 453-457 Hadeel Ibrahim Growth and its Discontents: Charting inclusive pathways for economic growth pp. 458-462 Arthur Muliro Wapakala and Aidan Eyakuze Structural Transformation among African Economies: Patterns and performance pp. 463-476 Ousmane Badiane , John Ulimwengu and Thaddee Badibanga Rethinking Africa's Political Economy: An institutionalist perspective on South Africa pp. 477-483 Xolela Mangcu New Game Changers in Africa's Development Strategy pp. 484-490 Jacqueline Munalula Musiitwa Fictions, Factors and Futures: Reflections on Africa's ‘impressive growth’ pp. 491-496 Geci Karuri-Sebina , Alioune Sall , Rasigan Maharajh and Alinah Segobye Development Alternatives for a Post-Crisis World: An African perspective pp. 497-502 Dzodzi Tsikata Whither Africa&quest pp. 503-508 Jacqueline Chimhanzi Africa's Quiet Development Revolution pp. 509-512 Elsie S Kanza Indigenizing African Development Capacity pp. 513-518 Yakubu Lai Yahaya People-led Transformation: African futures pp. 519-525 Hakima Abbas You Will Not Die When Your Animals are Shining: ‘Aid-waiting’ in Turkana pp. 526-534 Eugenie Reidy Re-rebranding Africa: Challenges to the African Renaissance pp. 535-539 Elsie Eyakuze Book Shelf pp. 540-543 Window on the World pp. 544-547 Who's Who pp. 548-553 The State of East Africa 2012 pp. 554-556 What's on the SID Forum pp. 557-557 Volume 55, issue 3 , 2012
Editorial: No Economic Justice without Gender Justice pp. 257-259 Wendy Harcourt Introduction: Transforming Economic Power to Advance Women's Rights and Justice pp. 260-263 Cindy Clark and Lydia Alpízar Durán A Revolutionary Woman pp. 264-265 Marwa Sharafeldin Surviving the Fierce New World pp. 266-268 Gita Sen Feminists Transforming Economic Power pp. 269-272 Marilyn Waring Culture versus Rights Dualism: A myth or a reality&quest pp. 273-276 Yakin Ertürk Gender and Economic Justice: The challenges ahead pp. 277-279 Radhika Balakrishnan Gender and Economic Justice: Dreaming alternatives pp. 280-282 Jayati Ghosh Barricades to Gender Equity in the International Financial Architecture pp. 283-290 Bhumika Muchhala Embracing Disruptions, Responding to Uncertainties, Valuing Agency: Situating a Feminist approach to social protection pp. 291-298 Elizabeth Reid , Marilyn Waring , Corina Rodriguez Enriquez and Meena Shivdas Taxing for Gendered Economic Justice pp. 299-304 Corina Rodríguez Enríquez and Diane Elson ‘Investing’ in Women’s Rights: Challenges and new trends pp. 305-310 Angelika Arutyunova First Casualties of the Green Economy – Risks and Losses for Low Income Women pp. 311-319 Nidhi Tandon Women's Worker Rights, Gender Equality, and Economic Justice pp. 320-324 Lisa A McGowan Work–Family Balance and Public Policy: A cross-country perspective pp. 325-332 Ipek Ilkkaracan Ajas Diverse Development Models and Strategies Revisited pp. 333-337 Natalie Raaber and Alejandra Scampini Alternatives under Construction in Latin America pp. 338-351 IDeA with Alma Espino , Norma Sanchís , Pamela Caro , Ana Paula Lopes , Emilia Jomalinis , Magdalena León and Martha Lanza Women's Movements and Economic Power: Connecting the local and the global pp. 352-357 Lisa VeneKlasen and Alia Khan Gender, Social Equity and Regional Economic Processes: Latin America and the Pacific perspectives pp. 358-368 Alma Espino and Yvonne Underhill-Sem No Revolutions without Equality and Justice: The struggle for women's rights in rethinking development in the Arab Region pp. 369-381 Kinda Mohamadieh Economic Shock Therapy in the Eurozone: The Greek case pp. 382-389 Lois Woestman Struggles over Land and Livelihoods in African Agriculture pp. 390-392 Marjorie Mbilinyi Tianguis Indigena: The solidarity economy and indigenous women in Mexico pp. 393-396 Tzinnia Carranza López Women's Labour Rights, Gender Equality and Economic Justice in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 397-402 Sandra Ramos Domestic Workers: Transforming economic power to advance women's rights and justice in India pp. 403-405 Lissy Joseph The Other Financial Crisis: Growth and crash of the microfinance sector in India pp. 406-412 Christa Wichterich Books on women and economic justice pp. 413-415 Window on the World pp. 416-421 Who's Who pp. 422-428 What's on the SID Forum pp. 429-429 Participants at the AWID Forum 2012 pp. 430-431 Volume 55, issue 2 , 2012
Editorial: The Challenge of Civic Action for Development pp. 151-153 Wendy Harcourt Introduction: The Changing Face of Citizen Action pp. 154-157 Remko Berkhout and Fieke Jansen Citizen Action and the Perverse Confluence of Opposing Agendas pp. 158-161 Lisa VeneKlasen Seeing Citizen Action through an ‘Unruly’ Lens pp. 162-172 Akshay Khanna Resisting Revolutions: Questioning the radical potential of citizen action pp. 173-180 Nishant Shah A Civic Agency Perspective on Change pp. 181-189 Kees Biekart and Alan Fowler Crossborder FeminismsWendy Harcourt in Conversation with Srilatha Batliwala, Sunila Abeysekera and Rawwida Baksh pp. 190-197 Wendy Harcourt Power and the Activist pp. 198-200 Jenny Pearce The Netizen pp. 201-204 Rebecca MacKinnon The Politics of Civic Agency pp. 205-207 Harry C Boyte Practical Tips to Hack your NGO pp. 208-209 Pedro Marcun The Place Where Intentions Meet: Activism and the art of the invisible pp. 210-212 Sue Soal Internet Regulation and Sexual Politics in Brazil pp. 213-218 Sonia Corrêa , Horacio Sívori and Bruno Zilli Crime and Insurgent Citizenship: Extra-state rule and belonging in urban Jamaica pp. 219-223 Rivke Jaffe The Occupy Movement: Product of this time pp. 224-231 Jacquelien van Stekelenburg Making Sense of the Arab Spring: Listening to the voices of Middle Eastern activists pp. 232-238 Kawa Hassan Illustrating the Changing Face of Citizen Action pp. 239-242 Josine Stremmelaar and Erik Wallert Book Shelf pp. 243-246 Window on the World pp. 247-250 Who's Who pp. 251-254 One World Action – what happened, and why&quest pp. 255-256 Volume 55, issue 1 , 2012
Editorial: The Times They Are A-Changin’ pp. 1-4 Wendy Harcourt Introduction: Green Economy and Sustainable Development: Bringing back the ‘social’ pp. 5-9 Sarah Cook and Kiah Smith Rio Summit 2012: What to expect? Interview with Tariq Banuri pp. 10-12 Angela Zarro Neo-liberal Conservation and the Cementing of Inequality: Interview with Bram Büscher pp. 13-16 Laura Fano Morrissey Economic and Ecological Crises: Green new deals and no-growth economies pp. 17-24 Bob Jessop Nature in the Market-World: Ecosystem services and inequality pp. 25-33 Kathleen McAfee Five Assumptions of Dominant Thinking in International Development pp. 34-44 Lawrence Haddad Money as a Public Resource for Development pp. 45-53 Mary Mellor Beyond the ‘Green Economy’: System change, not climate change&quest pp. 54-62 Nicola Bullard and Tadzio Müller Sustainable Development through Policy Integration in Latin America: A comparative approach pp. 63-70 Laura Rival The Billion Dollar Solution that Isn't: How systems modeling in foreign aid could save billions and serve the poor pp. 71-80 Monika Aring and Bobbin Teegarden Gender and Food Security in a Fair, Green Economy&quest pp. 81-89 Kiah Smith Gender and Climate Justice pp. 90-95 Ana Agostino and Rosa Lizarde Incentives to Promote Green Citizenship in UK Transition Towns pp. 96-103 Amy Merritt and Tristan Stubbs The Agri-food Sector's Response to the Triple Crisis: Sustaining local social initiatives in Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 104-111 Ashok Kumbamu Local Justice, Global Climate Injustice? Inequality and tree planting in Thailand pp. 112-118 Witchuda Srang-Iam The Brazilian National Environmental Policy: The challenge of plural environmental governance pp. 119-125 Hironobu Sano A Matter of Trust in Metro Manila: Collective action towards ‘green economy’ transitions pp. 126-133 Marlyne D Sahakian World Development Report 2012: Radical redistribution or just tinkering within the template&quest pp. 134-137 Alice Evans Book Shelf pp. 138-139 Window on the World pp. 140-143 Who's Who pp. 144-147 In Memory of Wangari Maathai pp. 148-149
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