Development

1999 - 2024

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Volume 44, issue 4, 2001

Editorial: People not Commodities: The political challenge of food Security pp. 3-5

Wendy Harcourt and Elena Mancusi-Materi

Strategically Speaking: The World Food Summit, five years later and Responses to Franck Amalric pp. 6-16

Franck Amalric

Ecotechnology: Meeting global and local challenges of food insecurity and poverty pp. 17-22

Swaminathan Ms

Food Security and Sustainable Livelihoods: The policy challenge pp. 24-28

Anne M Thomson

Food Sovereignty: A vital requirement for food security in the context of globalization pp. 29-33

Francisco Menezes

Internal Displacement: Livelihood saving responses pp. 34-39

Deborah Hines

Promoting the Survival of Rural Mothers with HIV/AIDS: A development strategy for Southern Africa pp. 40-46

Samantha Page

Seeds in Women's Hands: A symbol of food security and solidarity pp. 52-55

Farida Akhter

Reducing Hunger: Putting food aid into broader contexts pp. 57-60

Stuart J Clark and C Stuart Taylor

Producer Organizations and Agricultural Technology in West Africa: Institutions that give farmers a voice pp. 61-66

Karim Hussein

Bio-intensive Farming and Community Animation for Food Security and Sustainable Livelihoods pp. 67-72

Binayak Rajbhandari

Linking Food Security, Environment and Culture in Pakistan pp. 73-78

Shahid Zia and Mushtaq Gadi

Land Tenure, Food Security and Rural Development in China pp. 79-84

Roy Prosternan

Pastoralism Beyond the Past pp. 85-89

Marjan Leneman and Robin S Reid

Women's Micro-enterprises for Food Security in India pp. 90-92

Vanita Viswanath

Civil Society Breakdown: Food security in the ‘new’ Indonesia pp. 93-96

Lenard Milich

SID On-line Dialogue pp. 98-116

Ivana Milojevic

Book Shelf pp. 117-123

Derek Yach, Helen Green, Elena Mancusi-Materi and Claudio Schuftan

Volume 44, issue 3, 2001

Editorial Note: At the Heart of Body Politics pp. 3-5

Wendy Harcourt

Fighting Violence Against Women pp. 6-8

Lenore Manderson

Building a Movement of Men Working to End Violence Against Women pp. 9-14

Michael Kaufman

The Eyes are Silent…The Heart Desires to Speak: Exploring masculinities in South Asia pp. 15-20

Rahul Roy

The Culture of Masculinity in an Australian Indigenous Community pp. 21-24

Jan Hammill

She Made Me Go out of My Mind: Marital violence from the male point of view pp. 25-29

Norma Fuller

Carita's War pp. 30-35

Carolyn Nordstrom

Information Communications Technologies and Violence Against Women pp. 36-41

Susanne Hamm

Men's Collective Anti-violence Activism and the Struggle for Gender Justice pp. 42-47

Michael Flood

Needed: A culture of masculinity for the fulfilment of human rights pp. 48-53

Ruth Finney Hayward

Violence Against Women: Men and the social imaginary pp. 54-58

Diane Almeras

Domestic Violence Strategies and Actions in Suriname pp. 59-63

Carla Bakboord

Reflections on Gender Violence in the South African Public Health Agenda pp. 64-68

Rachel Jewkes

The Continuum of Violence Against Women in Eritrea pp. 69-73

Rachel Odede and Eden Asghedom

Breaking Cultural and Social Taboos: The fight against FGM in Egypt pp. 74-78

Fatma Khafagi

The Woman Friendly Hospital Initiative in Bangladesh: A strategy for addressing violence against women pp. 79-81

Haque Ya

Violence Against Women: Initiatives in the 1990s pp. 82-84

Sumati Nair

Men Stopping Men's Violence to Women pp. 85-89

Jeff Hearn

The Men Against Violence Against Women Movement in Namibia pp. 90-93

Willem Odendal

‘Cool Your Head, Man’: Preventing gender based violence in favelas pp. 94-98

Gary Barker

Violence and the Crisis of Masculinity in the USA, Australia and Mongolia pp. 99-103

Dale Hurst

‘I Want to Recover Those Things I Damaged’: The experience of men's groups working to stop violence in Mexico pp. 104-106

Robert Garda

Sex Workers and Violence Against Women: Utopic visions or battle of the sexes? pp. 107-110

Laura Ma Agustin

Countering Violence Against Women in Rajasthan: Problems, strategies and hazards pp. 111-113

Alice Garg

Men Are Not My Project: A view from Zimbabwe pp. 114-116

Everjoice Win

Legal Responses to Rape in Mexico: Lessons from the year 2000 pp. 117-120

Rosario Taracena

The UNFPA's Practical Approach to Integrating GBV Assessment into Reproductive Health pp. 121-124

Lynne Stevens

Strategies to End Gender Based Violence: The USAID approach pp. 125-128

F Catherine Johnson

The World Health Organization Addressing Violence Against Women pp. 129-132

Claudia Garcia-Moreno

Key Websites and NGO Newsletters on VAW and Men's Groups pp. 133-136

Elisabeth-Jane Milne

Sexual Violence Against Women: A Working bibliography pp. 142-147

Linda Rae Bennett, Justine Cannon and Maureen Singer

Volume 44, issue 2, 2001

Editorial Note: The intersection of child rights and women's rights pp. 3-6

Wendy Harcourt

Guest Editorial: Women's rights and children's rights: challenges and opportunities pp. 7-14

Judith Evans

Realizing Human Rights of Women and Children: Some reflections on law and policy pp. 15-21

Savitri Gooneskere

Flexible Mothering: Articulating rights and negotiating ideologies in Nicaragua pp. 23-27

Julie Cupples

Parental Resistance to Child Rights: The case of Jamaica pp. 28-34

Janet Brown

Linking Children's and Women's Rights: An early childhood perspective pp. 35-40

Bernard P Y Combes

Uncovering Pathways for Girls' Education: Gender equity and early childhood development pp. 41-46

Andrea Bosch

Gender Equality and the Rights of Women and Girls pp. 47-51

Joan French

Women and Children's Well-being in the Age of Globalization: A focus on St Vincent and the Grenadines and small island developing states pp. 53-57

Peggy Antrobus

Children's Rights and Women's Rights: Some connections and disconnections pp. 58-62

Devaki Jain

Today's Girl, Tomorrow's Woman pp. 63-68

Marilyn Thomson and Lena Karlsson

Granny Rights: Combatting the granny burnout syndrome among Australian Indigenous communities pp. 69-74

Jan Hammill

Young Garment Workers in Bangladesh: Raising the rights question pp. 75-80

Susan Bissell

Child Care in Australia: The rights of children and child care workers pp. 81-85

Berenice Nyland

Balancing Household Needs and Human Rights of Working Families pp. 86-92

Charlotte Johnson-Welch and Richard Strickland

Breastfeeding: A human rights issue? pp. 93-98

George Kent

Strengthening the Rights of Children and Women in Bolivia pp. 99-103

Nancy Salinas Ardaya and Claudia Schachinger

The Gender Age Gap: Marriage and rights in the Côte d'Ivoire pp. 104-106

Richard Tiemoko

Economic Disempowerment, Women's and Children's Rights in Zimbabwe pp. 107-110

Saliwe M Kawewe

Comparative Review of Children's Rights and Women's Rights in Korea pp. 111-116

Sondra Seung Ja Doe

Volume 44, issue 1, 2001

Editorial Note: Freedom for the Poor pp. 5-7

Wendy Harcourt

Guest Editorial: Partnership in Health and Poverty pp. 8-9

D Nabarro

‘Consultations with the Poor’ from a Health Perspective pp. 15-21

Deepa Narayan

Becoming Poverty Focused: Implications for health actors pp. 22-30

Eleanor Fisher, Jeremy Holland and Sarah James

Social Capital for Health and Human Development pp. 31-35

Ichiro Kawachi

A New Health Opportunity pp. 36-43

David Bloom and David Canning

Social Policies and Investment in Health pp. 44-50

Jan Vandemoortele

Health, Poverty and Dignified Living pp. 51-57

Charles Omondi Oyaya and Dan CO Kaseje

Chronic Disease and Disability of the Poor: Tackling the challenge pp. 59-65

Derek Yach

Communicable Disease and Disability of the Poor pp. 66-72

Sergio Spinaci and David Heymann

Globalization and the Health of the Poor pp. 73-76

Nick Drager, David Woodward, Robert Beaglehole and Debra Lipson

Global Public Goods and the Poor pp. 77-84

Inge Kaul

Women's Health, Poverty and Globalization pp. 85-90

Wendy Harcourt

Globalization, Health and Poverty: The role of civil society pp. 91-92

Zafar Mizra

Poverty and Ill Health: The Ugandan national response pp. 93-98

A B Hatib Njie

Economic Dynamics and Health: Lessons from Thailand pp. 99-107

Suqit Wibulpolprasert and Paichit Pengpaiboon

Decentralization and Public Health in the Philippines pp. 108-116

Xavier Furtado

The People's Health Assembly pp. 117-121

Mike Rowson

Health and Development in South Africa: From principles to practice pp. 122-128

Desmond Johns

International Conference on Health Research for Development pp. 135-136

Lenore Manderson