Development

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Volume 45, issue 4, 2002

Editorial: In Search of a Democratic Information Age pp. 3-4

Wendy Harcourt

Social Development, Information and Knowledge: Whatever happened to communication? pp. 5-9

Cees J Hamelink

Global Governance and Knowledge Societies pp. 10-16

Philippe Quéau

Post-September 11th: New concepts of information pp. 17-22

Roberto Savio

Closing the Gaps: Women, communications and technology pp. 23-28

Gillian Youngs

Information Technology for Development: From charity to sustainability pp. 29-34

Jon Guice and Kyle Eischen

Latin American Social Movements Take on the Net pp. 35-40

Sally Burch

Net Gains for Women in Africa pp. 41-48

Jennifer Radloff and Natasha Primo

Technological Diffusion: Tapping the wealth of Africans in the diaspora pp. 49-54

Christian N Madu

Connecting Voices and Expanding Horizons pp. 55-60

Anju Vyas

Community Learning by Radio and the Internet pp. 61-63

David Wortley

The Future of ICT-related Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Remote Scottish Islands pp. 64-68

Wolfgang Greller and Mary MacKay

Community Radio for Change and Development pp. 69-73

Colin Fraser and Sonia Restrepo-Estrada

Forging a Sustainable Development Model: The Malaysian way pp. 74-79

Rasian Ahmad

Book Shelf pp. 80-81

Evelyn Schiele

Last Word: ICTs as an Engine for Development in the 21st Century pp. 85-85

Pierre Gagné

Volume 45, issue 3, 2002

Editorial: Sustainable Development: Who Cares? pp. 3-5

Wendy Harcourt

Expectations of the World Summit on Sustainable Development pp. 6-11

Ashok Khosla

Fairness in a Fragile World: The Johannesburg Agenda pp. 12-17

Wolfgang Sachs

On the Road to Johannesburg pp. 18-23

Sascha Muller-Kraenner

Rights and Development: The UN's role in global governance pp. 24-27

Devaki Jain

The Women's Action Agenda for a Healthy and Peaceful Planet pp. 28-32

Thais Corrall

The UN's Global Compact, Corporate Accountability and the Johannesburg Earth Summit pp. 33-38

Kenny Bruno and Joshua Karliner

Rio +10 and the Greenwash of Corporate Globalization pp. 39-42

Oliver Hoedeman

Strengthening the Role of Health in Sustainable Development: From Rio to Johannesburg pp. 43-46

Yasmin Von Schirnding

Post-Rio ‘Sustainable Consumption’: Establishing coherence and a common platform pp. 47-53

John Manoochehri

Reflections on Sustainability from the Trenches pp. 54-58

Carlos Zorrilla

The Global Attack on Natural Resources pp. 59-63

Ricardo Cifuentes Villarroel

Conviviality in Global Cultural Development: Diversity, freedom and agency pp. 64-69

James Shorthose

China and Chaos pp. 70-75

John E Coulter

The Anomalous Nature of Development Success: A case study from China pp. 76-80

Seth Cook and Huilan Wei

Turbulence and Change in the Pacific pp. 81-85

Heather Wallace

Partnerships for Sustainable Livelihoods in the Fight for Food Security pp. 86-89

Binayak Rajbhandari

The Dalits of Nepal and Their Struggles for Social Justice pp. 90-92

Hira Vishwakarma

Measuring Poverty in Europe pp. 93-101

Marcella Corsi and Kristian Orsini

Globalization, Universities and Sustainable Human Development pp. 102-106

Robert Forrant and Jean L Pyle

The Universe and the University pp. 107-112

Paul Streeten

The University, Public Interest Research and Advocacy Assistance for Sustainable Development pp. 113-118

Cathy Crumbley and Joel Tickner

Immigrants, Sustainability and Emerging Roles for Universities pp. 119-123

Linda Silka

Converging Interests and Complementary Strengths: Universities and civil society organizations in India pp. 124-129

Jamuna Ramakrishna

Book Reviews pp. 130-140

Elena Mancusi-Materi

Media and Environmental Health: Whose responsibility? pp. 146-149

Theodora Koller

Volume 45, issue 2, 2002

Editorial: From Uncertainty to Transformation: Civil Responses to September 11th pp. 3-5

Wendy Harcourt

Between McWorld and Jihad pp. 6-10

Naomi Klein

Globalization, Inequality and Global Protest pp. 11-16

Amartya K Sen

A Tripartite Approach to Social and Economic Justice pp. 17-20

Juan Somavía

No Alternatives without Diversity pp. 21-24

Lourdes Arizpe

An African Perspective on Contemporary Terrorism pp. 25-27

Mahmood Mamdani

From Empire to Community: Living the future into being pp. 28-31

David Korten

Will September 11th Save the G8 from Oblivion? pp. 32-35

Nicola Bullard

Behind the Flames of Terrorism: Reparations versus retribution pp. 36-39

Ali Mazrui, Albert Luthuli and Andrew D White

Phantom Towers: Feminist reflections on the battle between global capitalism and fundamentalist terrorism pp. 40-45

Rosalind P Petchesky

Feminism as Transformational Politics: Towards possibilities for another world pp. 46-52

Peggy Antrobus

Trade, Human Rights and an Alternative World Order: The role of civil society pp. 53-57

Jacqueline Pitanguy and Rosana Heringer

World System Futures: After the terror pp. 58-64

Sohail Inayatullah

The USA, the West and the Rest of the World: A research agenda for peace pp. 65-67

Johan Galtung

A DAWN Genderscape on Globalization and Fundamentalism pp. 68-70

Sonia Corrêa

The Courage to Re-discuss Ourselves: The politics of justice pp. 71-75

Lamis Al-Shejni

The Light of History: Reflections on Durban and September 11th pp. 76-79

Linda Burnham

Reparations Are Due: The Durban Conference Against Racism pp. 80-81

Fatma Alloo

Is Another World Possible?: ‘Kama huna kitu kabisa huwezi kupata haki’ pp. 82-83

Mwajuma Saiddy Masaiganah

Food Security and Nutrition at the Heart of ‘Another World’ pp. 84-88

Flavio Luiz S Valente

Sustainable Food Security: Moving beyond business as usual pp. 89-95

Per Pinstrup-Andersen

ATTAC: A citizens' movement for global justice responds to September 11th pp. 97-98

Susan George

What Strategy for the ‘Another World is Possible’ Movements after September 11th? pp. 99-104

Franck Amalric

The Campus Movement for Peace and Justice: One US response to September 11th pp. 105-108

Michael Osterweil and Rashmi Varma

Book Review pp. 113-116

Michal Osterweil

Book Shelf pp. 117-119

Lila Rabinovich

Voices of Sanity: Reaching out for peace pp. 127-128

Kumla Bhasin, Smitu Kothari and Bindia Thapar

Volume 45, issue 1, 2002

Editorial: Social Justice at the Crossroads pp. 5-6

Wendy Harcourt

Women and the Politics of Place pp. 7-14

Wendy Harcourt and Arturo Escobar

Women and the Politics of Place: A comment pp. 14-18

Arif Dirlik

Women and the Politics of Place: Ruminations and responses pp. 18-22

Julie Graham

The Politics of Place and the Power of the Weaker pp. 22-24

Lourdes Arizpe

Don't Let's Counterpose Place and Space pp. 24-25

Doreen B Massey

Responses pp. 25-27

Arturo Escobar and Wendy Harcourt

Environmental Social Movements and the Politics of Place pp. 28-36

Arturo Escobar, Dianne Rocheleau and Smitu Kothari

Fleshly Politics: Women's bodies, politics and globalization pp. 36-42

Wendy Harcourt and Khawar Mumtaz

Women's Networking and Alliance Building: The politics of organizing in and around place pp. 42-47

Wendy Harcourt, Lila Rabinovich and Fatma Alloo

The Colour of the Earth: Indigenous women ‘before the law’ pp. 47-53

Marisa Belausteguigoitia

Embodying Post-Development: Bodies in places, places in bodies pp. 54-59

Yvonne Underhill-Sem

Women and the Defence of Place in Colombian Black Movement Struggles pp. 60-67

Libia Grueso and Leyla Andrea Arroyo

Women's Networking and Alliance Building in Post-War Central America pp. 67-73

Ilja Luciak

Women, Identity and Activism in Asian and Pacific Community Economies pp. 74-79

Katherine Gibson

Women Migrant Workers Transforming Local Communities: The Iloilo women's group pp. 80-84

May-an Villalba

Pedagogical Working on Place: Women's economic activism in rural China pp. 84-87

Lau Kin Chi

Pots, Plates and Tinpis: New income flows and the strengthening of women's gendered identities in Papua New Guinea pp. 88-92

Gina Koczberski

‘To Veil or Not To Veil Is Not the Question’: Palestinian refugee women's voices on other matters pp. 93-98

Randa Farah

Fractured Narratives: Notes on women in conflict in Sri Lanka and Pakistan pp. 99-104

Nefloufer De Mel

Floating Upwards from History: Afghan women's experience of displacement pp. 105-110

Saba Gul Khattak

Challenging Place: Leaving home for sex pp. 110-117

Laura Ma Agustín

This Place Could Be Our Place? The experience of Filipinas in Italy (Interview with Charito Basa) pp. 117-120

Wendy Harcourt

Race and Gender in the Limits of Place-based Politics pp. 121-125

Roxann Prazniak

The Network ‘Women Living Under Muslim Laws’: Strengthening local struggles through cross-boundary networking pp. 126-131

Cassandra Balchin

Bridges Over Troubled Waters: South Asian women's movements confronting globalization pp. 132-136

Kalyani Menon-Sen

European Women in Defence of Place: Resource centres in Finland pp. 137-142

Liisa Horelli

Women Negotiating Place: A Review of current feminist writings pp. 148-151

Michael Osterweil

Book Shelf pp. 152-154

Wendy Harcourt and Lila Rabinovich

Do You Remember? pp. 159-160

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