Development

1999 - 2024

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Volume 43, issue 4, 2000

Editorial pp. 3-5

Wendy Harcourt

Challenges in the Governance of North–South Solidarity in the Age of Globalization pp. 6-10

Franck Amalric

Beyond the Search for a Paradigm? Post-Development and beyond pp. 11-14

Arturo Escobar

Transitions in Development: Sustainability, equity and conviviability pp. 15-16

Lourdes Arizpe

Possibilities for the Future pp. 17-21

Sohail Inayatullah

Africa: Challenges to global partnership pp. 23-25

Goran Hyden

Schizophrenia in Development: Balancing epistemological, moral and political concerns pp. 26-31

Birgitte Feiring

Looking from the South, Speaking from Home: African women confronting development pp. 32-39

Jessica Horn

Post-Development Theory: Romanticism and Pontius Pilate politics pp. 40-46

Andy Storey

A Future for the Excluded? Learning from Brazil pp. 47-50

Raff Carmen

On Their Own: Development strategies of the Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA) in India pp. 51-55

Rekha Datta

Time for Change: International experience in community currencies pp. 56-60

Gill Seyfang and Ruth Pearson

Bangladesh Development Assistance: A dialogue among the actors pp. 61-65

Navine Murshid

Bending the Curve: Toward global sustainability pp. 67-74

Paul D Raskin

Marrying Planning, Economics and Environment: Is South Africa ahead of the curve? pp. 75-78

Winifred Armstrong and Raewyn Peart

Book Shelf pp. 79-83

David C. Korten, George H. Axinn, Claudio Schuftan and Caesar Voûte

Working for Food Security and Sustainable Livelihoods: Voices from the Grassroots pp. 85-93

Elena Mancusi-Materi

Bridging the Divides pp. 98-101

Peggy Antrobus

Volume 43, issue 3, 2000

Peoples' Movements: The unsung peace negotiators pp. 3-4

Wendy Harcourt

Guest Editorial: New Perspectives on Conflict Resolution pp. 5-9

Yehudah Paz

‘When the Ink Has Dried’: The role of International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) in peace-building pp. 10-21

Gary Sussman and Arthur Muliro

The Oslo Process and the People-to-People Strategy pp. 23-28

Yair Hirschfield and Sharon Roling

Consultations and Consensus: Implementing the Israeli-Palestinian People-to-People Programme for Development pp. 29-33

Lena C Endresen and Signe Gilen

Crossing the Lines: Women's organizations in conflict resolutions pp. 34-39

Shelley Anderson

The Role of Youth in the People-to-People Peace Process: Cyprus pp. 40-42

Erbay Akansoy, Amos Davidowitz and Markis Kazekeos

Democracy and its Discontents: Life in post-conflict Central America pp. 43-49

Ilja Luciak

The New Democratic Diplomacy: The Hague Appeal for Peace pp. 50-51

Cora Weiss

Reclaimed Territory: Civil society against the Colombian war pp. 52-57

Sara Cameron and Marina Curtis-Evans

East Timor and Grassroots Solidarity pp. 58-61

Greg Knehans

Northern Ireland: Changing perceptions of the ‘other’ pp. 62-65

Mari Fidzduff and Cathy Gormley

Northern Ireland: Community relations and community conflict pp. 66-71

Terry Robson

Foreign Workers, Refugees and Prospects for an Israeli-Palestinian Agreement pp. 72-78

David Bartram

Creative Exchange: Culture for peace and stability pp. 79-80

Helen Gould

The Right to Rest: Women's struggle to be heard in the Zapatistas' movement pp. 81-87

Marisa Belausteguigoitia

Ecuadorian Dialogues pp. 88-93

Nicolas J Lucas, Laura Saponaro, Pippa Heylings and Felipe Cruz

Angola: Hearing the people's voice pp. 94-98

Steve Kibble

Kashmir, 1990–2000: Reflections on individual voices in a dirty war pp. 99-102

Sumantra Bose

Democratizing State and Civil Society in Brazil pp. 103-105

Olaya Hanashiro

Food Aid for Social Development in Post-Conflict Situations pp. 106-112

Elena Mancusi-Materi

Food Security and War in Afghanistan pp. 113-119

Paul Clarke

A Declaration on Peace and Food Security from the Ivory Coast pp. 120-121

Bernard Ano Boa

Kenya at the Crossroads pp. 126-127

Arthur Muliro

Volume 43, issue 2, 2000

Editorial Note: From Seattle to Geneva pp. 3-5

Wendy Harcourt

Building an Integrated Framework for Social Development pp. 6-9

Juan Somavia

Strengthening Global Social Justice pp. 10-13

John Langmore

Neo-liberal Globalization and the Scope for Employment Policy pp. 15-17

John Quiggin

Globalization and Employment: The new policy agenda pp. 18-20

Eddy Lee

Resources for Social Development pp. 21-25

Anthony Clunies-Ross

Tackling Debt pp. 26-30

Ann Pettifor

The World's Workers Need Solidarity, not Sanctions pp. 31-35

Nicola Bullard

The Missing Link: The role of civil society in the development process pp. 36-39

Caroline Wildeman

Child Labour: A different perspective pp. 40-42

Pradeep Mehta

Building a Welfare Society: The Finnish experience pp. 43-46

Hilkka Pietila

Local/Global Encounters pp. 47-76

Doug Hellinger, Stephanie Weinberg and Yao Graham

The Multiple Functions and Benefits of Small Farm Agriculture in the Context of Global Trade Negotiations pp. 77-82

Peter Rosset

WTO and Sustainable Seed Multiplication Programmes in Tanzania pp. 83-87

Fellowes A Mwaisela

Women, Trade Liberalization and Food Security pp. 88-90

Josefa Francisco

The Lessons of Seattle for Social Development pp. 91-93

James Howard

Social Development as a Vision of Societies pp. 94-96

Gerard Rolland

‘Rightsizing’ the IMF, the World Bank and the WTO pp. 97-100

Robert Naiman

Doctors in Seattle: The battle for access to essential drugs pp. 101-105

Ellen 't Hoen

The Seattle WTO Ministerial: Complex challenges for the 21st century pp. 106-108

Elaine Gross

Pulling the Cover on the ‘Global Economic Policy Framework’ pp. 109-113

Franck Amalric

Copenhagen +5: Mapping out the terrain pp. 115-120

Evelyne Nsamirizi

The Historic Significance of Seattle pp. 125-127

Vandana Shiva

Volume 43, issue 1, 2000

Editorial pp. 5-6

Wendy Harcourt

Children: What future in the new millennium? pp. 7-13

Sadig Rasheed

The Roll of the Dice pp. 14-15

Carol Bellamy

Starting Out Right: The role of public spending pp. 16-22

Jan Vandemoortele, Santosh Mehrotra and Enrique Delamonica

Voices of Colombian Children on War and Peace pp. 23-27

Sara Cameron

Revolution not Evolution: Protecting the rights of children in armed conflicts in the new millennium pp. 28-31

Stuart Maslen and Shazia Islamshah

Children in Armed Conflicts: The law and its uses pp. 32-39

Jenny Kuper

The Role of Children as Peace-makers in Colombia pp. 40-45

Sara Cameron

Peace-building for Children in the Midst of War pp. 46-52

Ilene Cohn

Child Violence Can Be Stopped pp. 53-54

Jennifer Knot

Guatemala's Street Children: Forging survival paths pp. 55-59

Ann Birch

UNICEF's Agenda for Peace and Security for Children pp. 60-64

Jennifer Klot

Mortgaging Africa's Future: The long-term cost of child poverty pp. 65-72

Caroline Harper and Rachel Marcus

Recognizing War-affected Adolescents: Frameworks for action pp. 73-82

Jane Lowicki and Allison Pilsbury

Re-education, Adolescence and Conflict Resolution: Lessons from Northern Ireland pp. 83-88

Peter McKee

Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Rights of Adolescents: A view from Mexico pp. 91-95

Merlo Barajas

Preventing Child Labour in Colombia pp. 97-100

Maria Cristina Salazar

Gurukul and Computers: A mix of traditional and modern teaching methods pp. 101-104

Rajashree Dhanaraj

Children Ensuring their own Food Security in South Africa pp. 105-108

Gerrie Albertse and Elena Mancusi-Materi

Voices of Youth pp. 109-113

Ambara Longatti

Radio Campaigns for Children's Rights in West Africa pp. 114-117

Mimi Brazeau

A School for Children with Rights pp. 119-126

Thomas Hammarberg

Education for All? Not in Central and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union pp. 127-129

John Micklewright and Albert Motivans

Educational Quality Redefined pp. 130-131

Sheldon Shaeffer

Laying the Foundations of Learning pp. 132-139

Bernard P Y Combes