Development

1999 - 2024

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Volume 67, issue 3, 2024

An International Debt Architecture and Debt Sustainability Assessments as if People and Planet Mattered pp. 127-130

Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Christina Laskaridis and Stefano Prato

The Cartagena Consensus: Redefining Repayment Capacity as a Political Economy Issue, Not a Technocratic One pp. 131-138

Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Francisco Cantamutto and Christina Laskaridis

Eyeing the Debt pp. 139-144

Jairo Alvarez and Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky

How Law Can Contribute to a More Holistic Assessment of Debt Sustainability pp. 145-150

Daniel D. Bradlow, Rosa M. Lastra and Stephen Kim Park

Debt Sustainability Assessments and Their Role in the Global Financial Architecture: Practitioner’s Views on Issues and Solutions pp. 151-157

Sara Burke and Aldo Caliari

Debt Sustainability Analysis as if Development Really Mattered pp. 158-166

Marina Zucker-Marques, Kevin P. Gallagher and Ulrich Volz

Borrowing from Peter to Pay Paul: Measuring the Commercial Debt Burden Created by Concessional Debt pp. 167-177

Nishan de Mel and Raj Prabu Rajakulendran

Comprehensive, Fair and Speedy Resolution of Sovereign Debt Crises through New Law in Capital-market Countries pp. 178-186

Barry Herman

Addressing the Twin Crises of Debt and Climate: Exploring Unconditional Debt Cancellation pp. 187-196

Felicia Wartiainen, Bram Boer, Pieter Pauw and Henny Romijn

Moving from Creditor-Centric Debt Relief Initiatives Towards the Realization of the UN Framework Convention on Sovereign Debt pp. 197-204

Shem Joshua, Afshin Nazir, Diana Mochoge and Riska Koopman

How not to Face Debt Traps in Dependent Economies: Argentina’s Recent Experience in Hindsight pp. 205-212

Mariano Féliz

An Approach to the Gender Bias of Fiscal Rules pp. 213-219

Verónica Serafini Geoghegan, Patricia Miranda, Daniela Berdeja, Rodolfo Bejarano and Jorge Luna

Debt Sustainability Analysis: Re-evaluating Debt Sustainability Analyses in the Context of Hegemonic Power and Sovereign Debt Restructuring pp. 220-232

John Oduk and Catherine Mithia

A Critical Analysis of DSA Projections pp. 233-247

Antoine Gaudin, Brendan Harnoys Vannier and Martin Kessler

External Forces and Zambia’s Permanent Debt Crisis pp. 248-259

Grieve Chelwa, Ntazana Siame Kaulule and Paolo de Renzio

Debt-for-Nature Swaps: Shadows in a Shiny ‘New’ Business Niche pp. 260-269

Iolanda Fresnillo

A Piece in the Puzzle? The Narrow Developmental Potential of Debt for Nature Swaps pp. 270-279

Maia Colodenco, Yanne Horas and Anahi Wiedenbrug

The Challenges of Overcoming the External Constraint in Latin America: An Examination of the Potentials and Challenges of Green Financing Using a Political Economy Perspective pp. 280-290

Leandro M. Bona

Debt Sustainability, Climate Crisis and Development: Assessing the IMF’s ‘Green Austerity’ in Response to Pakistan’s 2022 Floods pp. 291-304

Hashim Bin Rashid, Zain Moulvi and Shehrzadae Moeed

Examining the Interconnection Between Debt, Climate Change, and Conservation: The Potential Role of State-Contingent Debt Instruments in Africa pp. 305-314

Magalie L. Masamba

Rethinking Debt Sustainability and Inclusive Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review pp. 315-325

Chimezie Anajama and Learnmore Nyamudzanga

Is the IMF a Primary, Direct Perpetrator of Human Rights Violations? Evidence from Sri Lanka, Pakistan and South Korea pp. 326-340

Misun Woo, Sarala Emmanuel, Tharanga Silva and Zainab Shumail

Should the IMF Charge 8 Percent a Year? The Evolution of the Fund’s Lending Rate Policy and a Proposal for Reform pp. 341-347

Emiliano Libman, Maia Colodenco, Anahí Wiedenbrüg, Jens van’t Klooster, Sara Murawski, Sander Tordoir and Michael Waibel

The Case for the Complete Removal of IMF Surcharges: Historical Precedents and a Growing Burden pp. 348-356

Ivana Vasic-Lalovic, Andrés Arauz and Francisco Amsler

Pro-cyclicality, Debt, and Privatizations, Contributions to Debt Sustainability Concept: Latin America Counterfactual Scenarios pp. 357-369

Katiuska King and Manuel David Cruz

Towards a Transformative Approach: Rethinking Debt Architecture through TWAIL Lens pp. 370-377

Miracle Okoth Mudeyi and Merlene Amonde

Volume 67, issue 1, 2024

Editorial: Tech Transformation: Returning the Horse to the Front of the Cart pp. 1-4

Arthur Muliro

Datafying African Agriculture: From Data Governance to Farmers’ Rights pp. 5-13

Matthew Canfield and Barbara Ntambirweki

Algorithms and Administrative Justice in Africa: A Case Study from Nigeria pp. 14-21

Fola Adeleke and Gabriella Razzano

Digital Platform Work in Developing Countries: Enabling Capabilities or Perpetuating Dependencies? pp. 22-27

Jamelia Harris

Regulating Children’s Personal Data Protection in India: No Child’s Play pp. 28-33

Devika Sharma, Lakshita Bhagat and Saket Sharma

The Ethical and Privacy Implications of Datafication and Digitalization in Developing Country Contexts pp. 34-41

Thembekile O. Mayayise

An Intercultural Approach for the Assessment of New Biotechnologies pp. 42-49

César Marchesino, Silvia Ribeiro and Verónica Villa Arias

AI as a Catalyst for Good Governance: Transforming South Africa’s Fight Against Corruption pp. 50-60

Krish Chetty, Petronella Saal, Nothando Ntshayintshayi, Nondumiso Masuku and Tahiya Moosa

Artificial Intelligence: Society’s New Black Box? pp. 61-74

Clarisa Elena Nelu

Fisheries Depletion: The Factors and Actors Involved in the Transfer of Fish From Developing Countries to Developed Ones pp. 75-84

Roberto Mielgo, Miren Gutiérrez and Guillermo G. Almazor

Digital Technologies and Economic Development in Zimbabwe pp. 85-90

Freeman Munisi Mateko

Feedback and (Social) Loop: Biometric System and the Digital Empire in India pp. 91-99

Rajiv K. Mishra

Perverse Development-Examining German Development Finance Institutions’ Engagement in Private Healthcare Sector in India pp. 100-107

Shweta Marathe and Abhay Shukla

One Sector, Many Systems: An Overview of the Status of Somalia’s Education Sector pp. 108-113

Ibrahim Farah, Abdulkadir Ahmed, Hassan Omar, Mohamed Abshir, Hassan Farah and Khalif Farah

Climate Taxation Distraction Accelerating Global Warming pp. 114-122

Jomo Kwame Sundaram

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