Development

1999 - 2025

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Volume 62, issue 1, 2019

Editorial: The Real Technology Revolution: Technology Justice pp. 1-4

Neth Daño and Stefano Prato

An Overview of Emerging Disruptive Technologies and Key Issues pp. 5-12

Jim Thomas

Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Sequestration (BECCS): The Distracting Injustice of an Infeasible and Unlikely Technofix pp. 13-18

Rachel Smolker

Development Justice in the Digital Paradigm: Agenda 2030 and Beyond pp. 19-28

Anita Gurumurthy and Nandini Chami

Fixing the Climate? How Geoengineering Threatens to Undermine the SDGs and Climate Justice pp. 29-36

Linda Schneider

An Intra- and Inter-generational Lens into Rapid Technological Change pp. 37-42

Donovan Guttieres

Labour, Justice and the Mechanization of Interpretation pp. 43-52

Larry Lohmann

Economic Rights Over Data: A Framework for Community Data Ownership pp. 53-57

Parminder Jeet Singh and Jai Vipra

Anti-development Impacts of Tax-Related Provisions in Proposed Rules on Digital Trade in the WTO pp. 58-65

Deborah James

Governance and Assessment of Future Spaces: A Discussion of Some Issues Raised by the Possibilities of Human–Machine Mergers pp. 66-80

Andelka M. Phillips and I. S. Mian

SDG Indicators and BS/Index: The Power of Numbers in the Sustainable Development Debate pp. 81-85

Roberto Bissio

A Multifaceted Approach to Understand the Problem of Internet Addiction Among the Young Indian Students pp. 86-95

Sumanjeet Singh

Disability Identification Cards: Issues in Effective Design pp. 96-102

Daniel Mont, Michael Palmer, Sophie Mitra and Nora Groce

The Museum of Fetishes pp. 103-110

Larry Lohmann and Nicholas Hildyard

Surfing the Technological Tsunami: The Need for Participatory Technology Assessment pp. 111-115

Silvia Ribeiro

Science, Technology and Innovation: Implications for Africa pp. 116-120

Nnimmo Bassey

Exterminator Genes: The Right to Say No to Ethics Dumping pp. 121-127

Mariann Bassey-Orovwuje, Jim Thomas and Tom Wakeford

Technology Is Not the Great Equalizer: A Feminist Perspective on the Digital Economy pp. 128-135

Lamìs Shejni

Climate Finance: Perspectives on Climate Finance from the Bottom Up pp. 136-146

Miren Gutiérrez and Guillermo Gutiérrez

World Bank Financializing Development pp. 147-153

K. S. Jomo and Anis Chowdhury

Inequalities, Caste, and Social Exclusion: Dalit Women’s Citizenship pp. 154-159

Shobha Raghuram

Gharbzadegi in Iran: A Reactionary Alternative to ‘Development’? pp. 160-166

Aram Ziai

The Social Inclusion of Indigenous Peoples in Ecuador Before and During the Revolución Ciudadana pp. 167-177

Roberta Masala and Salvatore Monni

Women’s Environmental Literacy in Managing Waste for Environmental Sustainability of the City pp. 178-185

Donna Asteria

Immigrant Citizens and Racial Resentment in International Policy Perspective: The Role of Nativity and Racial Resentment in Shaping Support for US Foreign Assistance Expenditure, 2002–2016 pp. 186-195

Christopher A. Simon and Michael C. Moltz

Andrea Bernardi and Salvatore Monni (editors): The Co-operative Firm. Keywords pp. 205-206

Andrea Cori

Volume 61, issue 1, 2018

Editorial: Inequalities, Financialization, Technology: Sometimes the Nearest Exit is Behind You pp. 1-5

Stefano Prato and Flora Sonkin

Post-development Possibilities: A Conversation pp. 6-8

Arturo Escobar and Wendy Harcourt

Gender and Development: Looking Back, Looking Forward pp. 9-13

Wendy Harcourt

Human Rights: Advancing the Frontier of Emancipation pp. 14-20

Kathryn Sikkink

Inequality and Its Discontents pp. 21-29

Anis Chowdhury and Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Feminism and Revolution: Looking Back, Looking Ahead pp. 30-37

Julie Matthaei

Imagining the Future from a Rearview Vision pp. 38-42

Peggy Antrobus

Another Green Revolution? On the Perils of ‘Extracting Lessons’ from History pp. 43-53

Jonathan Harwood

G20 Prepares to Revamp Global Financial Governance pp. 54-61

Nancy Alexander and Rick Rowden

Financing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) pp. 62-67

Jesse Griffiths

Evolution on Food and Nutrition Governance and the Emergence of Multistakeholderism pp. 68-83

Flavio Luiz Schieck Valente

Privatization Rarely in Public or National Interest pp. 84-88

Kwame Sundaram Jomo and Anis Chowdhury

PPPs: Public Costs and Risks for Private Profits pp. 89-93

K. S. Jomo and Anis Chowdhury

Reviving Holistic Development Planning for Sustainable Development pp. 94-100

Barry Herman

Struggles for Health: An Emancipatory Approach in the Era of Neoliberal Globalization pp. 101-107

Amit Sengupta, Chiara Bodini and Sebastian Franco

The UN’s Development Function: Time for Renewal pp. 108-114

Sanjay G. Reddy

The Precariat: Today’s Transformative Class? pp. 115-121

Guy Standing

Peasant Farming as a Source of Life pp. 122-128

Angela Hilmi

Using Intellectual Property Flexibilities to Accelerate Progress Against Micronutrient Deficiencies pp. 129-133

Kwame Sundaram Jomo and Arjun Jayadev

Do Cooperatives Have Anything to Offer in Today’s World pp. 134-139

Felice Llamas and Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Traditional Knowledge: A Therapeutic Potential in the Scenario of Climate Change for Sustainable Development pp. 140-148

Romesh Kumar Salgotra, Sajad Majeed Zargar, Manmohan Sharma and Monika Sood

‘Doomed by the ‘Resource Curse?’ Fish and Oil Conflicts in the Western Gulf of Guinea, Ghana pp. 149-159

Bernard Owusu

‘Development’ as Both Idea and Action Represents a Contemporary Version of Western Economic, Political, Cultural and Ideological Imperialism pp. 160-163

Qasim Javed

Time Banking: The Missing Link pp. 164-171

Bibhu Dash and Namrata Sandhu

Ilene Grabel: When Things Don’t Fall Apart: Global Financial Governance and Developmental Finance in an Age of Productive Incoherence pp. 179-181

Rick Rowden