Development

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Volume 68, issue 3, 2025

Editorial: Pan-African Feminist Labour Narratives: Working, Imagining and Building Otherwise pp. 133-137

Joanita Najjuko

Labouring Bodies, Silenced Voices: Pan-feminist Reflections on Sex Work, Survival, and Agency pp. 138-146

Patience Mutunga

When the Person is Indeed Political: Who is Cleaning our Feminist Dishes? pp. 147-151

Precious Tricia Abwooli

Beyond the Contract: A Pan-African Feminist Reimagining of Labour Laws and the Right to Work pp. 152-162

Beth Moraa and Youngreen Peter Mudeyi

Digitalization and the Future of Work: A Pan-African Feminist Reading of Labour and Livelihoods pp. 163-173

Najjuko Joanita

Gig Work, Gender, and Visibility: Portrayals of Arab Women in Digital Labour Economies pp. 174-183

Donia Tarek Abd-Elwahab Mohamed

Multiple Entanglements: Spatiotemporal Trajectories of Nigerian Transnational Sex Work in France pp. 184-192

Cynthia Olufade and Senayon Olaoluwa

Pan African Feminist Perspectives on Women’s Labour Contribution and Economic Participation in Kenya’s Export Horticulture Production pp. 193-206

Mariah Ngutu, Salome Bukachi, Washington Onyango-Ouma and Millicent L. Liani

Domestic Work, Fictive Kinship Relationships and Labour Law in Zimbabwe pp. 207-218

Aulline Chapisa

Power, Profit, and Precarity: How Account Holders and Coupon Systems Exploit Young Women Sex Workers in Kenya pp. 219-224

Anne Agar and Esther Nyawira

Home to Hospitality: How Women’s Undervalued Labour and Exploitation are Subsidizing Malawi’s Tourism Industry pp. 225-230

Jessica Mandanda and Gloria Dzanjalimodzi

From Extractivism to Sustainability: Exploring the Role of Women’s Productive and Reproductive Labour in Building Climate-Resilient Economies in Zimbabwe pp. 231-240

Clariss Rufaro Masiya and Tracy Mafa

Beyond Empowerment: Gendered Labour and Social Reproduction in Rural Nigeria pp. 241-258

Abiola Oyeboade Ayodeji, Andrew Ainslie and Uma Kambhampati

Precarious Progress: Women and Work in Zimbabwe’s Business Process Outsourcing Industry pp. 259-265

Rutendo Faith Gandidze

Rethinking Women’s Economic Power Beyond ‘Hard Work’: Wealth Insights from Fieldwork in Rwanda and Nigeria pp. 266-278

Adaugo Pamela Nwakanma

From Subordination to Transformation? Multilateral Debt Dynamics and Green Development in Ecuador pp. 279-291

Alicja Paulina Krubnik

Decarbonization Planning for High-Emitting Facilities in South Africa: A Multi-dimensional Framework pp. 292-302

Brett Cohen, Emily Tyler, Nicholas van Doesburgh, Lonwabo Mgoduso and Celeste Renaud

Towards the Next Frontier in Sustainable Debt Advocacy in Africa: From a Technocratic Approach to Fermenting the Political Will pp. 303-316

Theophilus Jong Yungong

Volume 68, issue 1, 2025

Editorial: The Power of Pendulum: Religions and Development in a Globalized World pp. 1-3

Nicoletta Dentico

The Catholic Church Turned into the Religious Pillar of Brave New World American Neoconservatism: Interview with Massimo Faggioli pp. 4-10

Nicoletta Dentico and Arthur Muliro

The Economy of Francis and Clare, to Drive Eco-Social Transformations in Latin America: Interview with Eduardo Brasileiro pp. 11-17

Nicoletta Dentico and Arthur Muliro

You Reap What You Sow: Reclaiming the Narrative Through the Repositioning of Faith-Based Principles on Common Goods and Access to Medicines—An Islamic Proposition pp. 18-27

Mohammed El Said

Disrupting Accepted Meanings: Citizen Engagements with Secularism pp. 28-35

Jashodhara Dasgupta, Sana Qais Contractor, Maitrayee Mukhopadhyay and Abhijit Das

Religion and the Violence of Development: The Case of Flores, Indonesia pp. 36-48

Venansius Haryanto and Tamara Soukotta

Gender Differences in the Practice, Meaning and Experience of Orthodoxy by Sheikh Ibrahima Fall in Touba (Senegal) pp. 49-55

Alassane Sow

Gender, Faith, and Resistance: Changing landscape for Women’s Movements in Pakistan pp. 56-66

Rabia Umaima Ahmed and Maria Nazar

From a Unifying Factor to Driver of Division: Politics of Buddhist Constructions in Sri Lanka pp. 67-72

Dishani Senaratne

The Parable of Self-Anointed Prophets in Development and Religion in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 73-80

Joe Mlenga

Fury, Faith, and Freedom: Gender, Religion and Mental Health in Bangladesh pp. 81-89

Mara Matta

Between Devotion and Consumption: The Material Culture of Hindu Femininity in the Italian Diaspora pp. 90-97

Marianna Ferrara

How is the Theory of Intersectionality Helping us Rethink the Contemporary Issue of Lack of Access to WASH? pp. 98-103

Riya Singh

The Early Phases of Feminist Liberation Theology in Latin America pp. 104-110

Marcela Lapalma

A Retrospective on 78-Year History of Pakistan’s Political Economy pp. 111-118

Muhammad Iqbal Anjum

Preserving the Primacy of Secular Well-being by Revitalizing the Eightfold Path of Theravada Buddhism in Mindful Awareness: A Case Study of Thailand pp. 119-127

Prateep Chaylee

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 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 and Miren Gutiérrez Almazor

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