Development

1999 - 2024

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Volume 49, issue 4, 2006

Editorial: Big Science: Individual hopes, collective risks pp. 1-5

Wendy Harcourt

Nanotechnology for Health and Development pp. 6-15

Gregor Wolbring

Hype and Hope: A past and future perspective on new technologies for development pp. 16-22

Pat Mooney

Gender, New Technologies and Development pp. 23-27

Marsha J Tyson Darling

DNA Typing: A technology of fear pp. 28-32

Sujatha Byravan

Food Security: Empty promises of technological solutions pp. 33-38

Anuradha Mittal

An Introduction to Nanotechnology: The next small big thing pp. 39-46

Jim Thomas

Nanotechnologies: Small science, big potential and bigger issues pp. 47-53

Michele Mekel

Nanotechnology in Medicine: Implications of converging technologies on humanity pp. 54-59

Debra Bennett-Woods

To Clone Alone: The United Nations Human Cloning Declaration pp. 60-67

Rosario M Isasi and George J Annas

Public Science and Social Responsibilities pp. 68-72

Daniel Sarewitz

Colonialism and the Research Endeavour: Reflections on the Human Genome Diversity Project pp. 73-77

Beth Elpern Burrows

The Old Meets the New: Religion and assisted reproductive technologies pp. 78-83

Wendy Chavkin

Marketing of Assisted Human Reproduction and the Indian State pp. 84-93

Shree Mulay and Emily Gibson

‘Biopiracy’ as a Challenge to Intellectual Property Rights Systems pp. 94-100

Chris Hamilton

Disability, Development and the Biotechnologies pp. 101-106

Rachel Hurst

Technology, Health, Impairment and Disability: An historical overview pp. 107-113

Pia Rockhold

Nanomedicine, Poverty and Development pp. 114-118

Noela Invernizzi and Guillermo Foladori

Disasters, Disability and Technology pp. 119-122

Ashok Hans and Reena Mohanty

Gender, Technology and Disability in the South pp. 123-127

Asha Hans

Assisted Reproductive Technologies in India pp. 128-134

Manjeer Mukherjee and Sarojini B Nadimipally

Gender and the New Reproductive Technologies in Latin America pp. 135-140

Liliana Acero

Bio-economies: Bio wealth from the inside out pp. 141-143

Sarah Franklin

Book Shelf pp. 144-146

Wendy Harcourt (Editor)

Window on the World pp. 147-152

Wendy Harcourt (Editor)

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities pp. 158-160

Comment By Gregor

Volume 49, issue 3, 2006

Editorial: Conflict, Ecological Justice and Rights pp. 1-5

Wendy Harcourt

Difference and Conflict in the Struggle Over Natural Resources: A political ecology framework pp. 6-13

Arturo Escobar

‘May God Give Us Chaos, So That We Can Plunder’: A critique of ‘resource curse’ and conflict theories pp. 14-21

Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt

Transboundary Water Resources in Southern Africa: Conflict or cooperation? pp. 22-31

Anthony R Turton, Marian J Patrick and Frederic Julien

Environmental Conflicts and the Plundering of Resources in Latin America pp. 32-37

Ricardo Cifuentes Villarroel

Environmental Struggles in Malaysia pp. 38-42

Meenakshi Raman

Women, Land Rights and the Environment: The Kenyan experience pp. 43-48

Patricia Kameri-Mbote

Trade Liberalization, Natural Resources and Poverty pp. 49-55

Ronnie Hall

The New Geopolitics of Oil pp. 56-63

Michael Renner

Revisiting the Oil Curse pp. 64-70

Samuel Schubert

The Earth Charter and the Quest for a More Sustainable and Peaceful World pp. 71-75

Mirian Vilela

From Empire to Earth Community pp. 76-81

David Korten

Gender and Natural Disaster: Sexualized violence and the tsunami pp. 82-86

Claudia Felten-Biermann

The Public Sphere, Globalization and Technological Development pp. 87-93

Tina Sikka

Global Discourses and Local Politics in the Production of Power Policy in India pp. 94-100

Waquar Ahmed

Sudan: Identity and conflict over natural resources pp. 101-105

Munzoul A M Assal

The New El Dorado in Romania: The State and The World Bank against local development1 pp. 106-110

Don Kalb

Supporting Pastoralist Livelihoods in Eastern Africa Through Peace Building pp. 111-115

Jeremy Lind

The Gasoline Crisis in Iraq pp. 116-118

Pratap Chatterjee

Mediating Resource Management in the Mi'kmaq Fisheries Canada pp. 119-124

Gretchen Fox

Technologies of Existence: The indigenous environmental justice movement pp. 125-132

Dana E Powell

Land Rights in South Africa: A mechanism against poverty? pp. 133-137

Sharron Marco-Thyse

Challenging Coasts: Transdisciplinary Excursions Into Integrated Coastal Zone Development pp. 138-139

Simon Foale

Natural Resource Management pp. 140-143

Wendy Harcourt (Editor)

Hans Singer – the gentle giant1 pp. 148-152

Richard Jolly

Volume 49, issue 2, 2006

Editorial: The Politics of Funding pp. 1-3

Wendy Harcourt

Introduction: Financial Independence Among NGOs and Social Movements1 pp. 4-10

Kléber Ghimire

Funding NGOs: Making good the democratic deficit/Interview with Stefano Prato pp. 11-14

Wendy Harcourt (Editor)

Winners or Losers? NGOs in the Current Aid Paradigm pp. 15-21

Catherine Agg

NGOs, Social Movements, External Funding and Dependency pp. 22-28

Fernand Vincent

Funding and the Future of the Global Justice Movement pp. 29-33

Edouard Morena

Power Relations in the Financial Aid Chain pp. 34-39

Santiago Daroca Oller

Funding Social Movements Through Fair Trade pp. 40-44

Murat Yilmaz

Donor Policies and the Financial Autonomy of Development NGOs pp. 45-51

Britta Sadoun

Systems of Accountability, Webs of Deceit? Monitoring and Evaluation in South African NGOs pp. 52-61

Lisa Bornstein

Global Poverty Reduction: A new social paradigm? pp. 62-66

Francine Mestrum

Women and Microfinance in Mediterranean Countries pp. 67-74

Marcella Corsi, Fabrizio Botti, Tommaso Rondinella and Giulia Zacchia

Marginalizing Palestinian Development: Lessons against peace pp. 75-80

Helga Tawil Souri

The Integration of Arab Emerging Markets pp. 81-85

Naser I Abumustafa

Challenges and Opportunities of E-learning Networks in Africa pp. 86-92

Allam Ahmed and Williams E Nwagwu

Resources for Creating Another World: Financial Strategies of the World Social Forum pp. 93-101

Liliana Diaz

Turtle Eggs and Sustainable Development: Indonesian NGOs and funding pp. 102-107

Antonio Pradjasto and Indriaswati Dyah Saptaningrum

Funding of Non Governmental Organizations in Senegal: Constraints and Opportunities pp. 108-115

Fatou Sarr

Brazilian Civil Society Structures and Financial Resources: The case of Rio 1992 pp. 116-121

Silvana De Paula

The World Social Forum: Challenging empires pp. 125-128

Massimo De Angelis

Book Shelf pp. 129-130

Wendy Harcourt (Editor)

Last Word: Where is the Money for Women's Rights? AWID pp. 134-135

Rochelle Jones

Volume 49, issue 1, 2006

Editorial: Making Change Happen pp. 1-5

Wendy Harcourt

Women's Rights in Development pp. 6-11

Joanna Kerr

Some Impressions from the AWID Forum pp. 12-15

Yvonne Underhill-Sem, Lina AbouHabib, Nerea Craviotto and Lina Abirafeh

Two Poems pp. 16-17

Teresia Teaiwa

Reproductive and Genetic Bio Technologies: Taking up the challenge pp. 18-22

Marsha J Tyson Darling

Breaking the Global Production Chain: Thai women's struggles for economic rights and justice pp. 23-29

Junya Lek Yimprasert

Feminisms, Identities, Sexualities: A personal journey pp. 30-34

Noelene Nabulivou

Negotiations: Feminism, racism and difference pp. 35-37

Enisa Eminova

African Feminism: How should we change? pp. 38-41

Sylvia Tamale

The Top Ten List on How to Change pp. 42-45

Pramada Menon

Women's Rights in a Changing World1 pp. 46-48

Anita Nayar

Women's Rights, Economic Justice and Citizenship: What role for the United Nations? pp. 49-51

Virginia Vargas

Rising Phoenixes: Creative resistance by victimized women pp. 52-54

Farida Shaheed

Indigenous Women's Visions of an Inclusive Feminism pp. 55-59

Myrna Cunningham

Building an International Feminist Space: Reflections on Bangkok pp. 60-62

Everjoice J Win

Making Institutions Work for Women pp. 63-67

Aruna Rao

Beyond Tools: Technology as a feminist agenda pp. 68-71

Chat Garcia Ramilo

Inter Movement Dialogues: Breaking barriers, building bridges pp. 72-76

Nandita Gandhi and Nandita Shah

Not So Strange Bedfellows: Sexuality and international development pp. 77-80

Susie Jolly

Faith, Feminism and the Power of Love pp. 81-83

Shareen Gokal

Inclusion: A catalyst for change pp. 84-85

Jana Maiuri and Lydia Shula

Gender and Generation: Spaces for change? pp. 86-88

Erin Leigh

Patriarchy in Secular and Religious Varieties pp. 89-91

Vivienne Wee

Law and Policy Reform: Mechanism for change or black hole? pp. 92-95

Savitri Goonesekere

Gender, Sexuality and Law Reform in Muslim Societies pp. 96-98

Liz Ercevik Amado

Leadership and Renewal: Cite, site and sight in women's movements pp. 99-101

Bernedette Muthien

Where are the Men? pp. 102-103

Gretchen Bloom

Promoting Institutional Change: CIDA's framework for assessing gender equality results pp. 104-107

Lucie Bazinet, Tamara Sequeira and Julie Delahanty

Local and Global Women's Rights in the Pacific pp. 108-112

Vanessa Griffen

Poems from the Solomon Islands pp. 113-115

Jully Makini

Meri Kirap, Women Arise! Promoting women's rights in Papua New Guinea pp. 116-119

Robyn Slarke

Me, Us and Them: Migrant women defining change pp. 120-123

Charito Basa

My Sister Is Not Too Heavy: Building strong movements in Kenya pp. 124-126

Nyambura Ngugi

Women Fighting Violence in War-Torn Societies pp. 127-131

Selmin Çalişkan and Karen Griese

ICTs and Bulgarian Women's Rights Movements pp. 132-133

Christina Haralanova

Struggles from Within: Migrant women in Southeast Asia pp. 134-136

Mary Rose Geraldine A Sarausad

Organizations Working for Women's Rights pp. 137-141

Melissa M. Haniewicz and Sheryl Beckford

Book Shelf pp. 142-145

Melissa M. Haniewicz and Sheryl Beckford

Last Word – How Does Change Happen pp. 155-161

Lisa Veneklasen