Development

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Volume 59, issue 3, 2016

Editorial: Stumbling Towards Climate Justice pp. 189-194

Arthur Muliro Wapakala

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Who is Who in the Fight Against Climate Change pp. 195-198

Miren Gutierrez

Slaying the Carbon-Consuming Colonial Hydra: Indigenous Contributions to Climate Action pp. 199-204

Julian Brave NoiseCat

In Between Rhetoric and the UNFCCC’s Detachment from the Lived Realities of the People on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis pp. 205-210

Ruth Nyambura

Mapping Climate in the Twenty-First Century pp. 211-216

Julia Puaschunder

Running in Quicksand: Environmental Change, Migration, and the Policy Imperatives pp. 217-222

Kelly M. McFarland

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: Bringing Climate Justice to Climate Action pp. 223-228

Gabriel Ferrero y Loma-Osorio

Peasant Farming, a Refuge in Times of Crises pp. 229-236

Angela Hilmi and Sara Burbi

Food Security in a Changing Climate: A Plea for Ambitious Action and Inclusive Development pp. 237-242

Bertrand Noiret

Are International Non-Governmental Development Organizations Fuelling a ‘Conspiracy of Silence’ Around Climate Injustice? pp. 243-250

Lorna Gold

NGOs and the Climate Justice Movement in the Age of Trumpism pp. 251-256

Tristan Quinn-Thibodeau and Brandon Wu

Climate Change and Energy in East Africa pp. 257-262

Robert Ddamulira

New Times for Women and Gender Issues in Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Justice pp. 263-265

Isis Alvarez and Simone Lovera

A Kenyan Youth Perspective on Climate Change pp. 266-269

Alphaxard Gitau Ndungu

Interconnection of Climate Change, Agriculture and Climate Justice: Complexities for Feeding the World Under Changing Climate pp. 270-273

Deepak Ghimire and Dinesh Panday

‘It Sells, But It Does Not Fly’: An Early Assessment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development pp. 274-279

Pieter Fourie and Colleen O’Manique

Reinvigorating the Public Sector: The Case of Food Security, Small-scale Farmers, Trade and Intellectual Property Rules pp. 280-291

Susan H. Bragdon

Sustainability and Well-Being: A Happy Synergy pp. 292-298

Christopher Barrington-Leigh

Farming for a Small Planet: Agroecology Now pp. 299-307

Frances Moore Lappé

Hydro-Politics of the Nile: The Role of South Sudan pp. 308-313

Ibrahim Farah and Valentine Opanga

Participatory Scenario-Building for Brazilian Climate Policy: The IES-Brasil Project Experience pp. 314-320

Bárbara Costa Pinto Oliveira, Charlotte Heffer and Jelle Hendrik Behagel

Learning from the Global South: Co-producing Evidence for Climate Change Policy pp. 321-327

Paulina Calfucoy and Andrea Rudnick

Reflecting on the South African Long-Term Mitigation Scenario Process a Decade Later pp. 328-334

Emily Tyler and Marta Torres Gunfaus

Building Institutional Capacities for Climate Change Policies: The Case of MAPS Chile pp. 335-341

Paulina Calfucoy

Institutional and Political Factors in Creating a Community of Practice on Mitigation: The Case of PlanCC, Peru pp. 342-349

Jorge Chávez Granadino

Adivasis: The World’s Largest Population of Indigenous People pp. 350-353

S. Faizi and Priya K. Nair

Africa and the Plight of Climate Change pp. 373-376

Passy Amayo Ogolla

Volume 59, issue 1, 2016

Editorial: Financing for Development: The Progress Money Cannot Buy pp. 1-4

Stefano Prato

Guest Editorial: The Monterrey Consensus, 14 Years Later pp. 5-7

Aldo Caliari

Financing for Development: Trade, Aid, Tax pp. 8-13

Anis Chowdhury and Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Towards the Privatization of Global Governance? pp. 14-20

Oscar Ugarteche

United Nations and Business Community: Out-Sourcing or Crowding In? pp. 21-28

Barbara Adams

Which Finances for Which Development? pp. 29-31

Roberto Bissio

A Feminist Perspective on the Follow-Up Process for Financing for Development pp. 32-39

Marina Fe Durano and Nicole Bidegain Ponte

Free Trade Agreements, Trade Policy and Multilateralism pp. 40-47

Jomo Kwame Sundaram

Lessons from the Dead: The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement as Model Free Trade Agreement pp. 48-52

Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Re-Building the World: The Structural Adjustment Through Mega-Infrastructures in the Era of Financialization pp. 53-58

Antonio Tricarico and Xavier Sol

Development Finance Takes ‘Private Turn’: Implications and Challenges Ahead pp. 59-65

María José Romero

Innovative Finance for Development: The Financial Transaction Tax’s Bumpy Road to Progress pp. 66-70

Sarah Anderson

Global Financial Reform Needed, But Unlikely pp. 71-76

Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Trade in Financing for Development pp. 77-82

Manuel F. Montes

Debt and Systemic Issues: Falling Short of Good Governance Principles at the International Level pp. 83-87

Manuel F. Montes

Regulating Corporate Responsibility and Finance for Development pp. 88-93

Carlos Lopez

Contractual Vs. Rules-Based Approaches to Sovereign Debt Restructuring pp. 94-99

Jürgen Kaiser

Sovereign Debt Restructuring After Argentina pp. 100-106

Arturo Porzecanski

Investment Protection Agreements, Human Rights and Sustainable Development: An Uneasy Mix pp. 107-113

Roos Os and Roeline Knottnerus

Common but Differentiated Responsibilities: Which Way Forward? pp. 114-120

Mariama Williams and Manuel F. Montes

Affirming Our World: Gender Justice, Social Reproduction, and the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 121-126

Colleen O’Manique and Pieter Fourie

Ersatz Miracle: Learning Development Lessons from Southeast Asia pp. 127-132

Kwame Sundaram Jomo

Public Private Partnerships in the Philippines: When Failed Bidding Means Victory pp. 133-136

Jayson H. Cainglet

Financialization of the South African Economy pp. 137-142

Seeraj Mohamed

Revisiting Microfinance in Africa pp. 143-146

Arthur Muliro Wapakala

Financial Mechanisms for Climate Change: Will They Be Sufficient for Latin America? pp. 147-150

Margarita Florez

Wielding Influence, Building Inequality: Capture of Tax Policies in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 151-157

Déborah Itriago

Dynamics of Institutional Proliferation in Financing for Development: The birth of the AIIB pp. 158-166

Mehmet Hecan