Development and Change

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Social Policy for Neoliberalism: The Bolsa Família Programme in Brazil pp. 1227-1252: Alfredo Saad-Filho
Capitalizing on Desire: Reconfiguring ‘the Social’ and the Government of Poverty in the Philippines pp. 1253-1276: Koki Seki
The Social Regulation of Markets: Why Microcredit Fails to Promote Jobs in Rural South India pp. 1277-1301: Isabelle Guérin, Bert D'Espallier and G. Venkatasubramanian
Does Diversification Improve Livelihoods? Pastoral Households in Xinjiang, China pp. 1302-1330: Chuan Liao, Christopher Barrett and Karim-Aly Kassam
Understanding Chinese Consumption: The Impact of Hukou pp. 1331-1344: Christian Dreger, Tongsan Wang and Yanqun Zhang
Contentious and Prefigurative Politics: Vigilante Groups’ Struggle against Sexual Violence in Egypt (2011–2013) pp. 1345-1368: Mariz Tadros
Sovereignty, Risk and Biotechnology: Zambia's 2002 GM Controversy in Retrospect pp. 1369-1391: Andrew Bowman
Great Transformations Writ Small: The Power of Ethnography pp. 1392-1400: Ben White
A Window of Enlightenment? Revisiting Bretton Woods to Reinterpret the History of Hegemony pp. 1401-1414: C.P. Chandrasekhar

The Economic Logic of Persistent Informality: Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining in the Southern Philippines pp. 1023-1046: Boris Verbrugge
Transitions to Formality and Declining Inequality: Argentina and Brazil in the 2000s pp. 1047-1079: Roxana Maurizio
The People and their River, the World Bank and its Dam: Revisiting the Xe Bang Fai River in Laos pp. 1080-1105: Ian G. Baird, Bruce P. Shoemaker and Kanokwan Manorom
Litigation against Political Organization? The Politics of Dalit Mobilization in Tamil Nadu, India pp. 1106-1132: Grace Carswell and Geert Neve
Solidarity Economy for Development and Women's Emancipation: Lessons from Bolivia pp. 1133-1158: Isabelle Hillenkamp
‘I Do Not Work: I Do Commercial Sex Work’. Ambiguities in the Discourse and Practice of Selling Sex in Mombasa, Kenya pp. 1159-1178: Eglė Česnulytė
What is the Alternative? Youth, Entrepreneurship and the Developmental State in Urban Ethiopia pp. 1179-1200: Marco Nunzio
The Arithmetic of Resource-intensive Growth, Keynesian Monetary Management, and Egalitarian Green Growth pp. 1201-1212: Amiya Kumar Bagchi
The Chimera of Inclusive Growth: Informality, Poverty and Inequality in India in the Post-Reform Period pp. 1213-1224: Sumangala Damodaran

FORUM 2015 pp. 585-617: Murat Arsel and Vijay Kumar Nagaraj
FORUM 2015 pp. 618-643: Murat Arsel and Navé Wald
FORUM 2015 pp. 644-665: Murat Arsel, Murat Arsel and Anirban Dasgupta
FORUM 2015 pp. 666-699: Murat Arsel and Servaas Storm
FORUM 2015 pp. 700-732: Murat Arsel and Andrew M. Fischer
FORUM 2015 pp. 733-761: Murat Arsel, Bengi Akbulut, Fikret Adaman and Yahya Madra
FORUM 2015 pp. 762-776: Murat Arsel and Bhaskar Vira
FORUM 2015 pp. 777-802: Murat Arsel and Malcolm Langford
FORUM 2015 pp. 803-832: Murat Arsel and Kalpana Wilson
FORUM 2015 pp. 833-854: Murat Arsel and Aram Ziai
FORUM 2015 pp. 855-874: Murat Arsel and Sarah A. Radcliffe
FORUM 2015 pp. 875-892: Murat Arsel and John Harriss
FORUM 2015 pp. 893-912: Murat Arsel and Dubravka Žarkov
FORUM 2015 pp. 913-933: Murat Arsel and Kees Biekart
FORUM 2015 pp. 934-948: Murat Arsel and Rita Barnard
FORUM 2015 pp. 949-960: Murat Arsel and Bram Büscher
FORUM 2015 pp. 961-978: Murat Arsel, Laura Rival, Roldan Muradian and Carlos Larrea
FORUM 2015 pp. 979-992: Murat Arsel and Adam Hanieh
FORUM 2015 pp. 993-1009: Murat Arsel and Joshua Muldavin
FORUM 2015 pp. 1010-1022: Murat Arsel and Arindam Banerjee

Does It Pay for US-based NGOs to Go to War? Empirical Evidence for Afghanistan and Iraq pp. 387-414: Youngwan Kim and Peter Nunnenkamp
On the Limits of Liberalism in Participatory Environmental Governance: Conflict and Conservation in Ukraine's Danube Delta pp. 415-441: Tanya Richardson
Translations of Gender Equality among Rural Arsi Oromo in Ethiopia pp. 442-463: Marit Tolo Østebø
The Pen and the Plough: Balanta Young Men in Guinea-Bissau pp. 464-485: Marina Temudo and Manuel Abrantes
The Land that Disappeared: Forceful Occupation, Disputes and the Negotiation of Landlord Power in a Bangladeshi Bastee pp. 486-507: Bert Suykens
Legal Dispossession: State Strategies and Selectivities in the Expansion of Indonesian Palm Oil and Agrofuel Production pp. 508-533: Melanie Pichler
Filling the Institutional Void in Rural Land Markets in Southern China: Is there Room for Spontaneous Change from Below? pp. 534-561: Ray Yep
A Tale of Two Chinas pp. 562-569: Prasenjit Duara
The Politics of Contemporary Capitalism in Turkey (and the Politics of its Interlocutors) pp. 570-584: Cemal Burak Tansel

Human Development and Decent Work: Why some Concepts Succeed and Others Fail to Make an Impact pp. 197-224: Kirsten Sehnbruch, Brendan Burchell, Nurjk Agloni and Agnieszka Piasna
Ecological Functions and Functionings: Towards a Senian Analysis of Ecosystem Services pp. 225-246: Tim Forsyth
Emerging Markets for Nature and Challenges for the Ecosystem Service Approach pp. 247-268: Michael Pröpper
Making Democracy Legible? Voter Registration and the Permanent Electronic Electoral List in Benin pp. 269-292: Giulia Piccolino
Rebranding the State: Uganda's Strategic Use of the International Criminal Court pp. 293-319: Valerie Freeland
AIDS Activism in Pakistan: Diminishing Funds, Evasive State pp. 320-338: Ayaz Qureshi
The Achievements, Contradictions and Demise of the Rural Collectives in Songzi County, China pp. 339-365: Zhun Xu
The Future Post-Growth Society pp. 366-380: Clive Spash
Climate Justice pp. 381-386: Joan Martinez-Alier

Modernity and Matrifocality: The Feminization of Kinship? pp. 1-24: Cecile Jackson
Political Structure and the Limits of Recognition and Representation in Ghana pp. 25-47: Paul Stacey
Hybrid Uptakes of Neoliberal Conservation in Namibian Tourism-based Development pp. 48-71: Julie A. Silva and Nicole Motzer
Hungry for Justice: Social Mobilization on the Right to Food in India pp. 72-94: Shareen Hertel
Interrogating the Limits of Welfare Reforms in Singapore pp. 95-120: Youyenn Teo
Bringing Workers’ Rights Back In? Propositions towards a Labour–Trade Linkage for the Global South pp. 121-147: Simon Pahle
Two Concepts of Causation: Implications for Poverty pp. 148-166: Paul Shaffer
Analysing Land Law Reform pp. 167-193: Pauline E. Peters