Development

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Volume 52, issue 4, 2009

Editorial: Racism, Xenophobia and Development pp. 441-444

Wendy Harcourt

Lead Article: Development, Culture and Conflict pp. 445-455

Jan Pronk

The Global Politics of Multiculturalism pp. 456-459

Ben Pitcher

Hot Conflict and Everyday Banality: Enemy images, scapegoats and stereotypes pp. 460-465

B O Petersson

Identity in Fragile States: Social cohesion and state building pp. 466-472

Seth Kaplan

Paradoxes of Belonging: Migration, exclusion and transnational rights in the Mediterranean pp. 473-478

Rodanthi Tzanelli and Majid Yar

An Australian Sense of Xenophobia pp. 479-482

Linda Burney

Australia: Indigenous autonomy matters pp. 483-489

Sarah Maddison

The Rise of the Radical Right in Europe and the Case of Hungary: ‘Gypsy crime’ defines national identity&quest pp. 490-494

Katalin Halasz

The Rise of Ethnic Politics: Indigenous movements in the Andean region pp. 495-499

Laura Fano Morrissey

Identity and Democracy: Linking individual and social reasoning pp. 500-508

John Davis and Solange Marin

Exile Within: Israeli Development and the Palestinians in Israel pp. 509-513

Isabelle Humphries

The Abuse of ‘Development’ and its Consequences for Indigenous People: A case study of Botswana's Bushman community pp. 514-518

Noam Schimmel

Bringing Latin America into US Debates on Latino Immigration: Views from El Salvador pp. 519-524

Joseph Wiltberger

Mixing Metaphors: Differences in the language and understanding of development policy in the Pacific Islands pp. 525-530

Heather Wallace

Experiencing Displacement: Using art therapy to address xenophobia in South Africa pp. 531-536

Michelle Atlas

Travelling Daughters: Experiences of Melanesian-Samoan Women pp. 537-543

Asenati Liki

Is This What a Twenty-first Century Labour International Looks Like&quest pp. 544-548

Peter Waterman

Escobar on Territories of Difference pp. 549-551

Laura Fano Morrissey

Volume 52, issue 3, 2009

Editorial: What Economics Needs to Become pp. 277-279

Wendy Harcourt

Celebrating Friendship: A collective tribute to Smitu Kothari pp. 280-288

Wendy Harcourt, Khawar Mumtaz, Arturo Escobar, Fatma Alloo, Franck Amalric, Marisa Belausteguigoitia-Rius, Nermeen Shaikh, Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt and Thierno Kane

Rest in Peace Dr Tajudeen Abdul Raheem1 pp. 289-291

L Muthoni Wanyeki

The Culture of Economics pp. 292-297

Stephen Marglin

The Economics of Turning People into Things1 pp. 298-301

Nitasha Kaul

Minsky, the Global Financial Crisis, and the Prospects Before Us pp. 302-307

L. Randall Wray

The Present Crisis: Should we go ‘beyond economics’&quest pp. 308-312

Claudio Sardoni

Programmatic Thinking: Hopes and challenges pp. 313-316

Franck Amalric

The Twenty-first Century Crisis of World Development – The Central Role of Money Values: A metaproblem pp. 317-322

James Robertson

From Global Economic Crisis to the ‘Other Crisis’ pp. 323-328

Shahra Razavi

Reading Political Responses to Food, Fuel and Financial Crises: The return of the moral economy&quest pp. 329-333

Naomi Hossain

Reclaiming Institutional and Policy Space amidst Crisis1 pp. 334-337

Marina Fe Durano, Gigi Francisco and Gita Sen

Feminists in Europe Responding to the Financial Crisis pp. 338-344

Gisela Dütting

A World in Crisis: The case for transformation pp. 345-348

Cecilia Alemany

Pro-Poor Development in Crisis: Combating economic recession and market fundamentalism pp. 349-355

Shobha Raghuram

Aid without Dependence: An alternative conceptual model for development cooperation pp. 356-362

Yash Tandon

Openness, Democracy and Humility: The principles of a new era in development pp. 363-368

Jonathan Glennie

A New Development Model for a ‘Full’ World pp. 369-376

Robert Costanza

Women Cross-Border Traders: Rethinking global trade pp. 377-386

Manisha Desai

Economic Restructuring and Poverty Traps in South Africa pp. 387-393

Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen

Life in a Real-Wealth Economy1 pp. 394-400

David Korten

Radical Ecological Democracy: Escaping India's globalization trap pp. 401-409

Ashish Kothari

Affective Equality: Who cares&quest pp. 410-415

Kathleen Lynch

Towards Sustainable and Ethical Finance pp. 416-420

Andrea Baranes

The Sustainable Penang Initiative: Participatory and action-oriented approaches pp. 421-426

Anwar Fazal

Book Shelf pp. 427-429

Laura Fano

Window on the World pp. 430-433

Laura Fano

Volume 52, issue 2, 2009

Editorial: Women's Global Organizing: Celebrations and cautions pp. 133-135

Wendy Harcourt

The Power of Movements pp. 136-139

Geetanjali Misra

Feminism's Coming of Age: Celebrating diversity and power pp. 140-143

Srilatha Batliwala

Southern Feminist Movement Building: A matter of difference, equality and transformative leadership pp. 144-149

Tesa Casal De Vela and Mira Alexis P Ofreneo

Through the Looking Glass: Process and power within feminist movements pp. 150-154

Jessica Horn

Building Feminist Movement Through ‘The Wings of the Butterfly’ Project (Las Alas de Mariposa) pp. 155-163

María Suárez Toro and Margaret E Thompson

Multigenerational Movement Building – What's next&quest pp. 164-166

Sanushka Mudaliar

Birthing and Growing the African Feminist Forum pp. 167-174

Ayesha M Imam

Beyond NGO‐ization?: Reflections from Latin America pp. 175-184

Sonia E Alvarez

Women's Organizing in Ghana since the 1990s: From individual organizations to three coalitions pp. 185-192

Dzodzi Tsikata

Struggling for Survival and Autonomy: Impact of NGO-ization on women's organizations in Bangladesh pp. 193-199

Sohela Nazneen and Maheen Sultan

The European Romani Women's Movement: The struggle for human rights pp. 200-207

Rita Izsák

The Dalit Women's Movement in India pp. 208-214

Anandi Collective

Against All Odds: The women's movement in the Islamic Republic of Iran pp. 215-223

Homa Hoodfar and Fatemeh Sadeghi

Building a Grassroots Based Movement: GROOTS Kenya pp. 224-229

Awino Okech

Disability Issues are Women's Issues pp. 230-232

Mijoo Kim

Activism to Counter Gender-based Violence and HIV and AIDS: Overcoming obstacles to movement building in Papua New Guinea pp. 233-238

Lina Abirafeh

Mobilizing for Social Change in Muslim Societies Amidst Political Turmoil and Conservatism pp. 239-245

Julian C H Lee

The Korean Women's Trade Union: Mobilizing women workers pp. 246-250

Namhee Park

Working for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 251-253

Wanda Nowicka

FIRE: Making sure women are part of the picture pp. 254-255

María Suárez Toro

Volume 52, issue 1, 2009

Editorial: SexPolitics and Rights in Development pp. 1-4

Wendy Harcourt

Guest Editorial: Sexuality and the Development Industry pp. 5-12

Andrea Cornwall and Susie Jolly

How the Development Industry Imagines Sex Work pp. 13-17

Meena Seshu and Nandinee Bandhopadhyay

Interrogating Norms: Feminists theorizing sexuality, gender and heterosexuality pp. 18-24

Charmaine Pereira

Monster, Womb, MSM: The work of sex in international development pp. 25-33

Andil Gosine

Governing Intimacy, Struggling for Sexual Rights: Challenging heteronormativity in the global development industry pp. 34-42

Amy Lind

Taming of the Shrewd Meyeli Chhele: A political economy of development’s sexual subject pp. 43-51

Akshay Khanna

Reflections on the Construction of Heteronormativity pp. 52-55

Jaya Sharma

Feminists Reclaiming Creativity, Unity, Numbers and Time pp. 56-58

Nadine

Sexuality and Sexual Rights in Muslim Societies pp. 59-63

Liz Ercevik Amado

Approaches to Sexuality in a Multilateral Fund in Nicaragua pp. 64-67

Camilo Antillón Najlis

Researching South African Youth, Gender and Sexuality Within the Context of HIV/AIDS pp. 68-74

Deevia Bhana and Rob Pattman

Contemporary Travesti Encounters with Gender and Sexuality in Latin America pp. 75-83

Giuseppe Campuzano

Heteronormativity and HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 84-90

Andy Seale

Women Who have Sex with Women in the Global HIV Pandemic pp. 91-94

Karin Lenke and Mathilda Piehl

Promoting Safer Sex Through Pleasure: Lessons from 15 countries pp. 95-100

Wendy Knerr and Anne Philpott

My Fake Wedding: Stirring up the tongzhi movement in China pp. 101-104

Xiaopei He

Saying No to Forced Early Retirement from Sex: Time to broaden the scope of HIV prevention in Kenya pp. 105-108

Nelson Juma Otwoma, Nancy Adhiambo Opiyo and Cephas Kojwang

Same-sex Sexuality and Diversity Employment Policies in UK-based International Development Agencies pp. 109-113

Carolyn H Williams

Promoting Sexual Empowerment in Community-based Programmes pp. 114-117

Lucille C Atkin, Melissa Smith and Jane Maxwell