Development

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Volume 50, issue S1, 2007

Editorial: The Power of Ideas pp. 1-3

Wendy Harcourt

Reflections on 50 years of Development pp. 4-32

Fatma Alloo, Peggy Antrobus, Robert J Berg, Louis Emmerij, Arturo Escobar, Gustavo Esteva, Jessica Horn, Joanna Kerr, Smitu Kothari, Afaf Mahfouz, Stephen F Moseley, Khawar Mumtaz, Juma Mwapachu, Duncan Okello, Shobha Raghuram, Andrew E Rice, Wolfgang Sachs, Nafis Sadik and Jos Van Gennip

Following the Vision of Barbara Ward pp. 33-38

Laura Fano and Wendy Harcourt

Creativity in the United Nations: A history of ideas pp. 39-46

Louis Emmerij

Society for International Development, the North–South Roundtable and the Power of Ideas pp. 47-58

Richard Jolly

The Changing Meaning of Development: SID's first decades pp. 59-65

Michele Alacevich

Undogmatic Constructive Dissent: SID from the 1970s pp. 66-71

Ponna Wignaraja

Negotiating Thorny Paths: SID in the 1990s and 2000s pp. 72-79

Wendy Harcourt, Arthur Muliro and Stefano Prato

International Aid for Economic Development: Problems and Tendencies pp. 80-89

Hans W Singer

The Role of Women in Development pp. 90-91

Irene Tinker

Food Trade Structures and the Balance of Power pp. 92-95

Susan George

Disarmament, Peace and Solidarity in the Changing World Order: A woman's vision pp. 96-97

Peggy Antrobus

Population and Reasoned Agency: Population growth and food security pp. 98-102

Amartya Sen

Poorest Nations and Development Co-operation: In search of an elusive ethic pp. 103-108

Sadig Rasheed

Looking from the South, Speaking from Home: African women confronting development pp. 109-116

Jessica Horn

An African Perspective on Contemporary Terrorism pp. 117-119

Mahmood Mamdani

Thinking about the Future: Trends and scenarios in Latin America1 pp. 120-130

Francisco Sagasti

Emerging Trends: Fifty seminal articles from the International Development Review and Development – 1959–2006 pp. 131-135

Michele Alacevich and Wendy Harcourt

Societal Transformation: Growth, poverty and recognition pp. 136-147

Franck Amalric

Looking Back, Looking Forward pp. 148-152

Nicola Bullard

The United Nations Development Programme: A better way? pp. 153-159

Gillian Youngs

The Development Set pp. 161-161

Anon

Volume 50, issue 4, 2007

Editorial: Beyond Us and Them: Migration and global economic development pp. 1-5

Wendy Harcourt

‘The World is Becoming a More Dangerous Place’: Culture and identity among Mexican migrants in the United States pp. 6-12

Lourdes Arizpe

Transnational Migration, Gender and Human Security pp. 13-18

Gale Summerfield

South–South Migration: Challenges for development and social policy pp. 19-25

Katja Hujo and Nicola Piper

Migration and Social Protection: Exposing problems of access pp. 26-32

Rachel Sabates-Wheeler and Ian MacAuslan

Development and Displacement: Institutionalizing responsibility pp. 33-38

Christopher McDowell and Gareth Morell

Introducing Sex at the Margins pp. 39-43

Laura Agustín

People on the Move: Challenging migration on NGOs, migrants and sex work categorization pp. 44-49

Alison Crosby

Open Migration and the Politics of Fear pp. 50-55

Brian Murphy

Europe, Migration and Development: Critical remarks on an emerging policy field pp. 56-62

Ferruccio Pastore

From Care Drain to Care Gain: Migration in Romania and Ukraine and the rise of transnational welfare pp. 63-68

Flavia Piperno

The Making of Mobile Subjects: How migration and institutional reform intersect in northeast China pp. 69-74

Xiang Biao

The New Age of Security: Implications for refugees and internally displaced persons in the Horn of Africa pp. 75-81

Cawo M Abdi

Shifting the Focus of Migration Back Home: Perspectives from Southern Africa pp. 82-87

Loren B Landau and Darshan Vigneswaran

Migration and Regional Development in Kenya pp. 88-93

John O Oucho

Migration and Development: Mixed evidence from western Mali pp. 94-100

Flore Gubert

Structural Adjustment Programme and Public Health Issues in Relation to Migration: Nigeria pp. 101-105

Chinedum Uzoma Nwajiuba, Bertram E B Nwoke and Chinyere Augusta Nwajiuba

Book Shelf pp. 106-110

Angela Zarro

Sahara There and Back: A photo essay pp. 123-126

Angela Zarro

Volume 50, issue 3, 2007

Editorial: China: An emerging economic power, with a difference pp. 1-2

Wendy Harcourt

The Political Economy of Development in China: Political agendas and economic realities pp. 3-10

Shaun Breslin

Recasting Development in China pp. 11-16

Lin Chun

Civil Society In China: Chipping away at the edges pp. 17-23

Jude Howell

The Digital Revolution and Development: The impact of Chinese policy and strategies pp. 24-29

Xiudian Dai

Too Much Growth, Too Little Development: The reality behind China's economic miracle pp. 30-35

Dale Jiajun Wen

China's Changing Approach to Sustainable Development pp. 36-43

Hongying Wang

China's New Role in Asia and the South pp. 44-47

Dorothy Guerrero

China's Environmental Crisis: What does it mean for development? pp. 48-56

John Warburton and Leo Horn

China and the Changing Context of Development in Sudan pp. 57-62

Daniel Large

Quid Pro Quo? China's Investment-for-Resource Swaps in Africa pp. 63-68

Michelle Chan-Fishel and Roxanne Lawson

China and Africa: Defining a relationship pp. 69-75

Kwesi Kwaa Prah

Chinese Women Migrants and the Social Apartheid pp. 76-82

Au Loong-Yu and Nan Shan

The Re-Discovery of Gender Inequality: EU–China trade pp. 83-89

Christa Wichterich

Islam in Xinjiang: Tian Shan District interventions to reduce HIV/AIDS pp. 90-92

Kim Wheeler, Mukhtar Khasim, Ni Mingjian and Chen Wei

Window on the World pp. 93-96

Laura Fano

Book Shelf pp. 97-99

Angela Zarro

Economic Growth in China: Interview with Lord Meghnad Desai pp. 103-104

Wendy Harcourt

Volume 50, issue 2, 2007

Editorial: At the Half Way House: Ending poverty in 2015? pp. 1-3

Wendy Harcourt

Down the Great Financial Drain: How debt and the Washington Consensus destroy development and create poverty pp. 4-11

Susan George

Globalization and Poverty: Winners and losers pp. 12-19

Bruno Amoroso

Participation and Poverty pp. 20-25

Robert Chambers

Genealogies of Poverty: From inclusion towards exclusion pp. 26-30

Giovanna Procacci

The Multi-D-Dimensions of Poverty: Some conceptual and policy challenges pp. 31-41

Marco Zupi

Pro-poor Growth: Negotiating consensus on a contentious issue pp. 42-47

Richard Manning

Chronic Poverty: Some policy implications pp. 48-55

Andrew Shepherd

Strengthening Domestic Public Finance for Poverty Eradication pp. 56-62

Jens Martens

Poverty and Health: Defeating poverty by going to the roots pp. 63-69

Anirudh Krishna

HIV/AIDS Prevention: Hope for a new paradigm? pp. 70-75

Tony Barnett

Discoursive Alibis: Human rights, millennium development goals and poverty reduction strategy papers pp. 76-82

Susan Mathews

Interrogating Charity and the Benevolence of Empire pp. 83-89

Nermeen Shaikh

Poverty, Inequality and the Underestimation of Rural–urban Linkages pp. 90-95

Cecilia Tacoli

Employer of Last Resort: Strategies for combating poverty pp. 96-102

L. Randall Wray

Gender Inequality, Poverty and Human Development in South East Asia pp. 103-114

Josefa S Francisco

Structural Violence, Poverty and the AIDS Pandemic pp. 115-121

Joia S Mukherjee

In the Crucible: When development, poverty and fundamentalism combine pp. 122-126

Bina Srinivasan

Building Health Where Peace is New in Near Post-War El Salvador pp. 127-133

Lanny (Clyde Lanford) Smith

Gender, Poverty and Globalization in India pp. 134-140

Rekha Pande

Poverty, Indigenous Culture and Ecotourism in Remote Australia pp. 141-148

Don Fuller, Julia Caldicott, Grant Cairncross and Simon Wilde

Gender and Poverty in Pakistan pp. 149-153

Khawar Mumtaz

Violence, Poverty and Survival in Darfur, Sudan pp. 154-159

Judith A Hermanson

Window on the World pp. 160-165

Angela Zarro

The Great Indian Poverty Debate pp. 166-171

Sanjay Reddy

Poverty, Inequalities and Globalization pp. 172-177

Angela Zarro

Volume 50, issue 1, 2007

Celebrating 50 years of Development pp. 1-1

Wendy Harcourt

Editorial: Transforming Democracy pp. 2-4

Wendy Harcourt

Introduction: Rethinking democratization and democracy assistance pp. 5-13

Alicia Phillips Mandaville and Peter P Mandaville

Feminist Democracy?/Interview with Helen O’Connell pp. 14-16

Helen O'Connell

Democracy in the Age of Terror: The three fronts of democratic development and the Web pp. 17-22

Isabel Hilton and Anthony Barnett

Virtual Democracy: An idea for our times? pp. 23-27

Gillian Youngs

Recasting Power and Transforming Governance: A feminist perspective from the South pp. 28-35

Viviene Taylor

Designing for Equality: Women's quotas and women's political participation pp. 36-42

Stina Larserud and Rita Taphorn

Representation, Citizenship and the Public Domain in Democratic Decentralization pp. 43-49

Jesse C Ribot

Democracy and Development pp. 50-55

Cor Van Beuningen

Democratization, Inclusion and the Moderation of Islamist Parties pp. 56-61

Jillian Schwedler

Democracy, Development and Discourse in Central Asia pp. 62-67

Anuradha M Chenoy

The African Movement of Working Children and Youth pp. 68-71

Fabrizio Terenzio

Citizen-centred Local Governance: Strategies to combat democratic deficits pp. 72-80

Anwar Shah and Furhawn Shah

Assessing Democratization: A case for qualitative approaches pp. 81-85

Keboitse Machangana

Women's Organizations and Local Democracy: Promoting effective participation of women in Central America1 pp. 86-89

Michael Clulow

Local Democratization in Brazil: Strengths and dilemmas of deliberative democracy pp. 90-95

Celina Souza

Experiences of Democracy in South Africa from a Feminist Perspective pp. 96-103

Shamim Meer

Urban Governance and Participation in Central Mexico pp. 104-109

Valeria Guarneros-Meza

Democracy in Eastern Europe: Women's way? pp. 110-116

Sonja Lokar

Marginalized Groups and Political Participation: Perspectives from the Philippines pp. 117-121

Djorina Velasco

Government, NGOs and the Paramilitary: A Colombian contradiction pp. 122-127

James J Brittain

Profiles of Key Democracy and Good Governance NGOs/Agencies pp. 128-136

Aaron Stuvland

New Public Finance: Implications for the United Nations pp. 137-138

Robert J Berg

Latest Books on Democracy and Development pp. 139-142

Aaron Stuvland and Laura Fano Morrissey

Two Excerpts from ‘The Chronicle of Radical Democracy’ pp. 147-149

Gustavo Esteva

Nanotechnology for Health and Development by Gregor Wolbring pp. 150-150

Wendy Harcourt