Development

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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

Volume 65, issue 2, 2022

The Right to Development? pp. 103-105

Stefano Prato

Development as Liberation pp. 106-107

Crystal Simeoni

The Political Economy of Debt in Africa: Critical Propositions to Stop the Bleeding pp. 108-115

Ronald Mangani

Reflections on the Violence of Development pp. 116-119

Wendy Harcourt

Introduction: The Violence of Development pp. 120-123

Smitu Kothari and Wendy Harcourt

The Structural Power of the State-Finance Nexus: Systemic Delinking for the Right to Development pp. 124-135

Bhumika Muchhala

Challenges and Potential to Revamp the Normative Framework on the Right to Development pp. 136-144

Yuefen Li, Daniel Uribe and Danish

Re-regulating the Risk Premium to Realize the Right to Development pp. 145-152

Oliver Pahnecke and Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky

In Quest of the Right to Development: Prospects for an African Financial Architecture pp. 153-160

Adebayo Olukoshi

Challenges to The Assumption That Economic Success Could Enhance State Legitimacy in Africa, Ten Years Later pp. 161-177

Dereje Alemayehu

Decoloniality as the Only Pathway to the Right to Development in Latin America pp. 178-185

Nathalie Beghin

Tackling the ‘Planned Lack of Care’: Could a Right to Development Treaty Promote Universal Social Protection Systems? pp. 186-193

Armando Negri Filho

IMF’s Surcharges as a Threat to the Right to Development pp. 194-202

Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Francisco Cantamutto and Laura Clérico

Young People’s Perspective on the Right to Development pp. 203-206

Ella Weber, Evelina Fokina, Arthur Muliro and Nicoletta Dentico

The Future is Public! The Global Reclaiming and Democratization of Public Ownership Beyond the Market pp. 207-216

Daniel Chavez and Lavinia Steinfort

Demystifying Bretton Woods Institutions’ Rhetoric on Public Services pp. 217-227

Chiara Mariotti and María José Romero

Remunicipalisation in Catalonia: Strategies and Responses pp. 228-236

Míriam Planas Martín, Dante Maschio Gastelaars and Quim Pérez Gómez

Obituary of Dr Nafis Sadik, President of the Society for International Development, 1994–1997 pp. 237-237

Wendy Harcourt

Correction to: Peasant Farming, A Buffer for Human Societies pp. 243-243

Angela Hilmi and Sara Burbi

Correction to: Peasant Farming, a Refuge in Times of Crises pp. 244-244

Angela Hilmi and Sara Burbi

Correction to: The Need for Recovering the Subjugated Knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine pp. 245-245

Kin Chi Lau and Tsui Sit

Correction to: Incentives to Promote Green Citizenship in UK Transition Towns pp. 246-246

Amy Merritt and Tristan Stubbs

Volume 65, issue 1, 2022

Energy Transitions and Development Ambitions: Divergent Agendas? pp. 1-4

Arthur Muliro Wapakala and Passy Amayo Ogolla

The Glass is Half Full: The Quest to Ensure Sustainable Energy for All: In Conversation with Rana Ghoneim pp. 5-9

Arthur Muliro and Rana Ghoneim

Trade and Environment: Can International Trading Rules Help? pp. 10-13

Rashmi Banga

Global to Local: An Alternative Approach to Achieve Climate and Energy Goals pp. 14-16

Maimuna Kabatesi

Gender and Energy in International Development: Is There a Return of the ‘Feminization’ of Poverty Discourse? pp. 17-28

Antonella Mazzone

The Climate Finance Conundrum pp. 29-41

Anis Chowdhury and Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Getting to COP27: Bridging Generational Divide pp. 42-47

Anna Stanczyk

Youth Engagement in the Multilateral Energy Space in 2019–2021 pp. 48-53

Beniamin Strzelecki

The Energy Transition and the Changing Nature of Governance: Analyzing Evidence from the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council pp. 54-58

Flávia Guerra and Yasemin Atalay

Accelerating Access to Clean Cooking Will Require a Heart-Head-and-Hands Approach pp. 59-62

Yabei Zhang

Social Dispossession, the Real ‘Benefit’ of Green Projects in Yucatan pp. 63-70

Ivet Reyes Maturano

Low Carbon Mobility Transitions and Justice: A Case of Costa Rica pp. 71-77

Deepak John and Ehsan Derakhshi

Charcoal Embedded in Kenyan Culture pp. 78-79

Elizabeth Odondi

The Fading Gloss of Data Science: Towards an Agenda that Faces the Challenges of Big Data for Development and Humanitarian Action pp. 80-93

Miren Gutierrez and John Bryant

The Somalia Factor: Issues and Perspectives pp. 94-98

Musa Yabarow, Abdinasir Mohamed and Ubah Yusuf