Development Policy Review
1966 - 2024
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Volume 38, month 11, 2020
- The changing face of agriculture in Tanzania: Indicators of transformation pp. 685-709
- Ayala Wineman, Thomas Jayne, Emma Isinika Modamba and Holger Kray
- Partnering capacities for inclusive development in food provisioning pp. 710-727
- Sietze Vellema, Greetje Schouten and Rob Van Tulder
- Government and civil society organizations: Close but comfortable? Lessons from creating the Dutch “Strategic Partnerships for Lobby and Advocacy” pp. 728-746
- Margit Van Wessel, Dorothea Hilhorst, Lau Schulpen and Kees Biekart
- Do conditional cash transfers (CCTs) raise educational attainment? An impact evaluation of Juntos in Peru pp. 747-765
- Anja Gaentzsch
- The status of women and its influence on children’s well‐being: Do geography, religion and income matter? A comparative study pp. 766-782
- Priniti Panday, Deanna Rackie and Maria Cornachione Kula
- Disaggregated determinants of aid: Development aid projects in the Philippines pp. 783-803
- Elisabeth Lio Rosvold
- The income diversification strategies of smallholders in the hills of Nepal pp. 804-825
- Govinda P. Sharma, Ram Pandit, Ben White and Maksym Polyakov
Volume 38, month 09, 2020
- China’s rapidly evolving practice of poverty resettlement: Moving millions to eliminate poverty pp. 541-554
- Sarah Rogers, Jie Li, Kevin Lo, Hua Guo and Cong Li
- The power of narratives: Explaining inaction on gender mainstreaming in Uganda’s climate change policy pp. 555-574
- Mariola Acosta, Margit van Wessel, Severine van Bommel, Edidah L. Ampaire, Laurence Jassogne and Peter H. Feindt
- Challenges and opportunities of trilateral co‐operation: Collaboration by the USA, Brazil and Mozambique on horticultural research, 2011–2015 pp. 575-593
- Marianne Schmink, Jennifer Cairns Smart, Isabel Sitoe, Walter Bowen, Henoque Ribeiro Silva, Carvalho Carlos Ecole and Lenita Haber
- Information, accountability and perceptions of public sector programme success: A conjoint experiment among bureaucrats in Africa pp. 594-612
- Adam S. Harris, Brigitte Seim and Rachel Sigman
- A comparative analysis of EU and US trade policies towards least developed countries and the African Growth and Opportunity Act beneficiaries pp. 613-629
- Elwyn Davies and Lars Nilsson
- Rethinking Australia’s aid programme to Myanmar: Good governance and “informal constraints” pp. 630-645
- Chiraag Roy
- Human development and advocacy journalism: Analysis of low editorial coverage in Pakistan pp. 646-663
- Shafiq Ahmad Kamboh and Muhammad Yousaf
- A critical assessment of anti‐corruption strategies for economic development in sub‐Saharan Africa pp. 664-681
- Oluwafemi Senu
Volume 38, month 07, 2020
- The political economy of progressive fiscal contracts in Africa and Latin America pp. 411-427
- Paul Mosley and Abdul‐Gafaru Abdulai
- Formal‐sector employment and Africa's youth employment crisis: Irrelevance or policy priority? pp. 428-440
- James Sumberg, Justin Flynn, Philip Mader, Grace Mwaura, Marjoke Oosterom, Robert Sam‐Kpakra and Ayodele Ibrahim Shittu
- Labour productivity in African manufacturing: Does the level of skills development matter? pp. 441-464
- Ibrahim Okumu and Joseph Mawejje
- Poverty and inequality in Latin America’s research agenda: A bibliometric review pp. 465-482
- Veronica Amarante, Martín Brun and Cecilia Rossel
- Monitoring the SDGs: Digital and social technologies to ensure citizen participation, inclusiveness and transparency pp. 483-500
- Raymond Saner, Lichia Yiu and Melanie Nguyen
- Lost in authoritarian development: Have global climate deals and the aid community sacrificed the Vietnamese highland population? pp. 501-520
- Ole Bruun
- The Istanbul programme of action for the least developed countries: What does it add? pp. 521-537
- Oumar Diallo, Cheick S. Diarra and Kavazeua U. Katjomuise
Volume 38, month 05, 2020
- Special issue introduction Ownership in a post‐aid effectiveness era: Comparative perspectives pp. O1-O12
- Niels Keijzer and David Black
- Foreign aid, the mining sector and democratic ownership: The case of Canadian assistance to Peru pp. O13-O31
- Stephen Brown
- Promoting ownership in a “post‐aid effectiveness” world: Evidence from Rwanda and Liberia pp. O32-O49
- Niels Keijzer, Stephan Klingebiel and Fabian Scholtes
- The rise and fall of budget support: Ownership, bargaining and donor commitment problems in foreign aid pp. O50-O69
- Haley J. Swedlund and Malte Lierl
- “Donorship” and strategic policy‐making: Germany’s Middle Eastern and North African aid programme since the Arab uprisings pp. O70-O90
- Mark Furness
- What happens to local participation when national ownership gets stronger? Initiating an exploration in Rwanda and Cambodia pp. O91-O111
- Malin Hasselskog
- Development co‐operation and the partnership–ownership nexus: Lessons from the Canada–Ghana experience pp. O112-O132
- David Black
- Exploring the complexity of partnerships in development policy and practice: Upstairs and downstairs pp. O133-O147
- Molly den Heyer and Dustin Johnson
- The economics of China's engagement with Africa: What is the empirical evidence? pp. 285-302
- Antonio Martuscelli
- Living in protracted communal conflict: Socioeconomic trends and household poverty in Ghana's Yendi area pp. 303-322
- Obed Adonteng‐Kissi, Barbara Adonteng‐Kissi, Mohammed Kamal Jibril and Samuel Kwesi Osei
- Is development aid securitized? Evidence from a cross‐country examination of aid commitments pp. 323-343
- Melita Lazell and Ivica Petrikova
- Linking sanitation policy to service delivery in Rwanda and Uganda: From words to action pp. 344-365
- Nelson Ekane, Marianne Kjellén, Hans Westlund, Amans Ntakarutimana and Daniel Mwesige
- Aid‐supported governance reforms in Solomon Islands: Piecemeal progress or persistent stalemate? pp. 366-386
- Selver B. Sahin and Evgeniia Shahin
- Innovation policy, scientific research and economic performance: The case of Iran pp. 387-407
- Rouholah HamidiMotlagh, Ali Babaee, Ali Maleki and Mohammad Taghi Isaai
Volume 38, month 03, 2020
- European development NGOs and the diversion of aid: Contestation, fence‐sitting, or adaptation? pp. 161-179
- Patrycja Rozbicka and Balázs Szent‐Iványi
- Women, assets, and formal savings: A comparative analysis of Ecuador, Ghana and India pp. 180-205
- Cheryl Doss, Hema Swaminathan, Carmen Diana Deere, J. Y. Suchitra, Abena D. Oduro and Boaz Anglade
- Regional Trade Agreements in East Asia: Past and Future pp. 206-225
- Innwon Park
- The impact of unequal regional distribution of fiscal resources on China’s post‐reform economic growth pp. 226-241
- Jr-Tsung Huang and Ming‐Lei Chang
- Transparency in Foreign Land Acquisitions: The role of institutions and information pp. 242-265
- Margherita Scoppola and Andrea Prontera
- The road to partnerships in practice: Practical wisdom as an alternative to managerialism in NGO partnerships pp. 266-282
- Peter Aagaard and Signe Eberhard Trykker
Volume 38, month 01, 2020
- Migration and household finances: How a different framing can improve thinking about migration pp. 3-27
- Michael Clemens and Timothy N. Ogden
- Conditional cash transfers: A critical review pp. 28-41
- Sheliza Ladhani and Kathleen C. Sitter
- Reforming urban sanitation under decentralization: Cross‐country learning for Kenya and beyond pp. 42-63
- Nathaniel Mason, Charles Oyaya and Julia Boulenouar
- Global water, sanitation and hygiene research priorities and learning challenges under Sustainable Development Goal 6 pp. 64-84
- Karen Setty, Alejandro Jiménez, Juliet Willetts, Mats Leifels and Jamie Bartram
- Pathways to achieving food security, sustainable peace and gender equality: Evidence from three FAO interventions pp. 85-99
- Patricia Justino, Katharine Hagerman, Julius Jackson, Indira Joshi, Ilaria Sisto and Asha Bradley
- Institutional arrangements to make public spending responsive to the poor: When intent meets political economy realities pp. 100-123
- Tewodaj Mogues and Alvina Erman
- International tax planning within the structure of corporate entities owned by the shareholder‐individuals through Panama Papers destinations pp. 124-139
- Danuše Nerudová, Veronika Solilova, Marek Litzman and Petr Janský
- Rural and agricultural subsidies in Latin America: Development costs of misallocated public resources pp. 140-158
- Gustavo Anríquez, William Foster and Jorge Ortega
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