Development

1999 - 2024

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Volume 42, issue 4, 1999

Editorial: Partnerships for Health Equity pp. 3-4

Giovanni Berlinguer, Douglas Bettcher, Nick Drager, Tim Evans, Godfrey Gunatilleke, Wendy Harcourt, Craig Murphy, Derek Yach and Meg Wirth

Making Globalization Work for Better Health pp. 8-11

Tomris Turmen

The Future of Public Health in a Changing Global Context pp. 12-16

Robert Beaglehole and Anthony McMichael

Health and Equity as a Primary Global Goal pp. 17-21

Giovanni Berlinguer

Globalization and Health pp. 22-24

Nils Daulaire

Globalization of Tobacco Marketing, Research and Industry Influence: Perspectives, trends and impacts on human welfare pp. 25-30

Douglas Bettcher and Derek Yach

Risk Analysis: Infections and inequalities in a globalizing era pp. 31-34

Cassis Henry and Paul Farmer

Globalization, Communicable Disease and Equity: A look back and forth pp. 35-39

Kelley Lee

Globalization and Small/Firearms: A public health perspective pp. 40-44

Wendy Cukier, Antoine Hughes Chapdelaine and Cindy Collins

Arms Trade: A global epidemic pp. 45-47

Suppiramaniam Nanthikesan

Health System Reform and Social Capital pp. 49-53

Jim Hyde

The State and Civil Society: Meeting health needs, reaching equity pp. 54-58

Shobha Raghurum and Manashi Ray

Global Agendas: Health sector reforms and reproductive health rights in Zambia pp. 59-63

Priya Nanda

Ethics of Care and Health Policy Change: Indian women's movement mobilizes against quinacrine sterilization pp. 64-69

Nalini Visvanathan

Health Reform and Civil Society in Latin America pp. 70-72

Giorgio Solimano and Stephan Issacs

Analyzing Gender, Health and Communicable Disease: Guidelines from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine pp. 73-75

Rachael Tolhurst

The Global Transformation of National Health Systems pp. 76-77

Edgar Brillas

Market Failures and Orphan Diseases pp. 79-83

Ariel Pablos-Mendez, Sunil Chacko and Tim Evans

Pharmaceutical Access and Innovation: Challenges and issues pp. 84-86

Harvey Bale

Access to Essential Drugs and Globalization pp. 87-91

Ellen 't Hoen

WTO/TRIPs, Pharmaceuticals and Health: Impacts and strategies pp. 92-97

Zafar Mirza

From Social Movements to Social Clauses: Assessing strategies for improving women's health and labour conditions in the garment sector pp. 98-102

Julie Delahanty and Mashuda Khatum Shefali

The Response of Civil Society to the Globalization of the Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes in Ghana pp. 103-107

Jennifer Chapman

Ratcheting Up and Driving Down Global Regulatory Standards pp. 109-114

John Braithwaite and Peter Drahos

Impediments to Global Surveillance of Infectious Disease: Economic and social consequences of open reporting pp. 115-120

Richard A Cash and Vasant Narasimhan

The Privatization of Health Care in Peru pp. 121-125

Jim Yong Kim, A Shakow and J Bayona

New International Division of Labour, New Occupational Health Hazards: Community responses to the electronic industry in Thailand pp. 126-129

Sally Theobald

Effects of Globalization on the Efforts to Decriminalize Abortion in Mexico pp. 130-133

Elena Begona Bernal Santa-Olaya, Sharon Bissel and Ana Cortes

Endemic, Emerging and Re-emerging Communicable Diseases in Uganda pp. 134-137

Fred Wabwire-Mangen and Gakenia Wamuyu Maina

Ailing Philippine Health: Proof of market failings pp. 138-141

Junice Lirza Melgar

Community Medicine in Nepal: Opportunities and challenges pp. 142-144

Renu Rajbhandari and Saraj Gurung

The Impact of Globalization on Women's Reproductive Health and Rights: A regional perspective pp. 145-149

Vanitha Subramaniam

Efficiency in Emergency Medicine: ZIMALERT in Zimbabwe pp. 150-152

Anton van Dellen and Richard John Lane

Volume 42, issue 3, 1999

Editorial: The politics of aid in the age of globalization pp. 3-4

Wendy Harcourt

Challenges to Development: The North-South Roundtable (NSRT) in perspective pp. 5-8

Khadija Haq

Globalization and its Impact on Development Co-operation pp. 9-15

Paul Streeten

Aid in the 21st Century: Reconciling the real and the desirable pp. 16-21

Frances Stewart

In Search of a New Paradigm of International Development Co-operation pp. 22-24

Inge Kaul

Poorest Nations and Development Co-operation: In search of an elusive ethic pp. 25-30

Sadig Rasheed

The Politics of Aid and Development in a Globalizing World pp. 31-35

John Sewell

New Composite Indices for Development Co-operation pp. 36-42

Richard Jolly

The Politics of Aid: The normatives of giving and receiving pp. 43-47

Shobha Raghuram

Development Aid and Structural Violence: The case of Rwanda pp. 49-56

Peter Uvin

Global Linkages, Vulnerable Economies and the Outbreak of Conflict pp. 57-64

Valpy Fitzgerald

The Politics of Aid: Moving towards an attention economy pp. 65-70

Hazel Henderson

Public Support and the Politics of Aid pp. 71-76

Ian Smillie

Traditional Aid is Passé … And there is not enough of it pp. 77-82

Gustav Ranis

International Co-operation: Towards a European view pp. 83-85

Louk de la Rive Box

Transparency and Accountability in Non-Governmental Development Actions pp. 86-89

Fabio Poelhekke

Some Proposals for an Employment Strategy for Human Development, Poverty Eradication and Environmental Regeneration pp. 90-96

Dharam Ghai

Review of the Changes in Development Approaches of UN Agencies pp. 97-99

Elena Mancusi-Materi

The Limits to Charity pp. 105-106

Franck Amalric

Volume 42, issue 2, 1999

Editorial pp. 3-4

Wendy Harcourt

Natural Resources, Governance and Social Justice pp. 5-12

Franck Amalric

Political Environmental Geography of the Tropics pp. 13-19

Ton Dietz

The Political Economy of Natural Resource Conflict in the Lower Mekong Sub-region pp. 20-26

Kamal Malhotra

Participatory Internal Learning for Grassroots NGOs in Micro-credit, Livelihoods and Environmental Regeneration pp. 27-34

Helzi Noponen

Monocultures, Monopolies, Myths and the Masculinization of Agriculture pp. 35-38

Vandana Shiva

Law, Globalization and Sustainable Development pp. 39-46

Alexandre Cordahi and Lawrence Tshuma

In the Eye of the Storm: Sustaining the space created by women pp. 47-51

Frances E Parker and Rahmi Sofiarini

Projeto Gurupà: Sustainable tropical forest exploitation through community ownership, a Brazilian initiative pp. 53-56

Fabio Poelhekke and Paulo HB de Oliveira

Sustainable Governance of Livelihoods in Rural Africa: A place-based response to globalism in Africa pp. 57-63

Kofi Anani

A New Approach to Sustainable Livelihoods: African youth and agriculture pp. 64-67

Father Nzamujo

Can Rattan Help Save Wildlife? pp. 68-70

Theorode Trefon and Louis Defo

The Repercussions of Nuclearization on Pakistani Women pp. 71-73

Saba Gul Khattak

Environmental Concerns and Virtual Politics: Knowledge and activism on the web pp. 74-82

Elena Mancusi-Materi

The New ‘Partnership’ Era: But where is the third partner? pp. 83-87

Raff Carmen

The Search for New Partnerships: Institutional building and conflict resolution pp. 88-91

Napoleon Abdulai

The Institute for Human Rights and Development: Ethics and partnership in Africa pp. 92-96

Julia Harrington

Indicators for Gender Equity: Taking measure of women's lives in rural Bangladesh pp. 97-99

Tarek Muhmud Hussain

The Case for Being Utopian pp. 117-118

Paul Streeten

Volume 42, issue 1, 1999

Editorial: Reproductive Health and Rights and the Quest for Social Justice pp. 7-10

Wendy Harcourt

Reproductive Rights are Human Rights pp. 11-14

Jacqueline Pitanguy

Bringing Together the Rights to Livelihoods and Reproductive Health pp. 15-17

Khawar Mumtaz

The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion: Fortress Europe and the reproductive rights agenda pp. 18-24

Loes Keysers

Southern Feminist Perspectives on Population and Reproductive Rights: Continuing challenges pp. 25-28

Gita Sen

Cairo in Action: The case of Brazil pp. 29-32

Sonia Correa and Sergio Piola

A Glimpse of Post-Cairo Opinion in Brussels: Fact or fiction? pp. 33-37

Cynthia Indriso

Reproductive Health: The continuing challenge pp. 38-40

Adrienne Germain

Barriers of Silence: Reproductive rights for women in Jordan pp. 41-46

Leah Sawalha

Adult Learning in the 1990s: The population education debate pp. 47-50

Linda King de Jardon

Reproductive Health, Empowerment and Population Policy: Voices from El Salvador pp. 51-53

Ilja Luciak and Ana Francis Gongora

Reproductive Health and Rights in the Baja Lines Neighbourhood pp. 54-58

Khawar Mumtaz and Fauzia Rauf

Media and Domestic Workers: Modernization of Brazilian society pp. 59-62

Leila Linhares Barsted and Jacqueline Pitanguy

Gender, Reproductive Rights and Health in Morocco: Traps for unmarried mothers pp. 63-66

Fenneke Reysoo

Empowerment through Education and Reproductive Health Communication in Ghana pp. 67-69

Miranda Greenstreet

Knowledge, Attitude and Practice among Women in Different Life Stages in Nairobi pp. 70-72

Cecilia Kinuthia-Njenga

Reproductive Health for Migrant Burmese Women in Ranong Fishing Community pp. 73-74

Supang Chantavanich and Shakti Paul

Child Marriage in Rajasthan pp. 75-77

Swaroop Rani Dubey and Bhagwant Rao Dubey

Improving Population Policy in Tanzania pp. 78-79

Ichikaeli Maro

Reproductive Health and Rights: Young British women's views pp. 80-81

Anna Qvarlander

Local/Global Encounters pp. 83-96

Marie Assaad

On the Road to Social Justice: Assessing Cairo pp. 100-103

Wendy Harcourt

Towards a Reproductive Health and Rights Agenda for the New Millenium pp. 110-111

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