Development

1999 - 2024

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Volume 58, issue 2, 2015

Peasant Farming, A Buffer for Human Societies pp. 346-353

Angela Hilmi and Sara Burbi

Volume 58, issue 1, 2016

Editorial: What Next for Democracy&quest pp. 1-6

Arthur Muliro

Guest Editorial: Rethinking Democracy pp. 7-9

Cynthia Embido Bejeno, Wendy Harcourt, Juan David Parra Heredia, Ben Radley, Christina Sathyamala, Emile Smidt, Tamara Soukotta and Yazid Zahda

Rethinking Democracy: Challenges for global and local governance: Interview with Wil Hout pp. 10-12

Yazid Zahda

Environmental Struggles Cultivating Democracy in the Steep Terrains of Colombian Highlands pp. 13-20

Martín Bermúdez-urdaneta and Duygu Avci

State Evocations, Affect and Indigenous Organizations in Contemporary Peruvian Amazonia pp. 21-30

Eduardo Javier Romero Dianderas

Emancipatory Democracy and Political Struggles in Post-Decentralization Eastern Indonesia pp. 31-41

Cypri Jehan Paju Dale

Development Cooperation: From post-colonialism to interconnected globalization pp. 42-48

René Grotenhuis

A New Agenda for International Development Cooperation: Lessons learnt from the Buen Vivir experience pp. 49-57

Salvatore Monni and Massimo Pallottino

A ‘Market for the People’? Changing structures of governance and participation in a Ugandan marketplace pp. 58-64

Will Monteith

Consolidating Power in Multiethnic Societies: The MAS and the ambivalence of collective mobilization in Bolivia pp. 65-71

Carla Alberti

Rethinking Media Ownership and Democratic Governance in Malawi from 2002 to 2012 pp. 72-78

Anthony M Gunde

Accountability, Nutrition and Local Institutions in India pp. 79-87

Jaya Goyal and Madhushree Sekher

Diverging Opinions of the South African Constitution: A novel conceptual framework pp. 88-95

Salomé Marjanne Teuteberg

South Africa: Freedom for whom? Inequality, unemployment and the elderly pp. 96-102

Love Idahosa and Justin Van Dijk

The Role of Democracy in the Governance of Institutional Investing in South Africa pp. 103-111

Colin V Habberton

Exploring Post-conflict Reconstruction in Somalia: Pulling apart or pulling together&quest pp. 112-116

Ibrahim Farah and Susan Handa

A Foresight Study of Department of Bolivar towards 2033 pp. 117-128

Julio César Acosta-Prado, Francisco José Mojica Sastoque, Julio Hernando Linares Salazar and Laura Ghisela Ortegon Torres

12th Development Dialogue – Rethinking Democracy: A photo essay pp. 150-152

Emile Smidt

Volume 57, issue 3-4, 2014

Editorial: The Struggle for Equity: Rights, food sovereignty and the rethinking of modernity pp. 311-319

Stefano Prato

Guest Editorial: Uncounted: Power, inequalities and the post-2015 data revolution pp. 320-337

Alex Cobham

Inequality and the Moral Crisis of the Elite&ast pp. 340-343

Willy Munyoki Mutunga

Sustainability and Inequality pp. 344-361

Frances Stewart

Buen Vivir, Degrowth and Ecological Swaraj: Alternatives to sustainable development and the Green Economy pp. 362-375

Ashish Kothari, Federico Demaria and Alberto Acosta

Leaving No One Behind under the Post-2015 Framework: Incentivizing equitable progress through data disaggregation and interim targets pp. 376-387

Grace Kite, Jose Roche and Lisa Wise

Income Redistribution and Poverty Reduction in Latin America: The role of social spending and taxation in achieving development goals pp. 388-399

Nora Lustig

The Gender Asset and Wealth Gaps pp. 400-409

Cheryl Doss, Carmen Diana Deere, Abena Oduro and Hema Swaminathan

Securing the Commons: Turning land asset inequalities and persistent gender inequalities into new ways of collaboration pp. 410-415

Nidhi Tandon

Mothers of the World Unite: Gender inequality and poverty under the neo-liberal state pp. 416-422

Melinda Vandenbeld Giles

Unfair Trade? Preferential Trade Agreements, Human Rights and Inequalities pp. 423-432

Tessa Khan

The Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development pp. 433-437

Elizabeth Lockwood and Rachele Tardi

Structural Transformation for Inclusive Development in Africa: The role of active government policies&ast pp. 438-451

Bartholomew Armah, Mama Keita, Aissatou Gueye, Valerio Bosco, Judith Ameso and Zivanemoyo Chinzara

Reducing Human Exclusion for Structural Transformation: The African Social Development Index pp. 452-471

Iris Macculi and Carlos Acosta Bermúdez

Gendered Asset Inequalities in Africa pp. 472-480

Bernadette M Wanjala

What Role Does Financial Inclusion Play in the Policy Agenda for Inclusive Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa&quest pp. 481-487

Louis Kasekende

The Politics of Resource Sharing and Regional Inequality in Ghana: Lessons for the post-2015 development agenda pp. 488-496

Abdul-Gafaru Abdulai

Inequality in South Africa pp. 497-511

Pali Lehohla and Nozipho Shabalala

Inclusive Growth and Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation: Evidence from Ethiopia&ast pp. 512-520

Abbi Kedir

Nature and Dynamics of Inequalities in Ghana&ast pp. 521-530

Eric Osei-Assibey

Structural Transformation and Inequality: Evidence from Nigeria&ast pp. 531-539

Ademola Ariyo and Olanrewaju Olaniyan

Inequalities in the Context of Structural Transformation: The case of Senegal&ast pp. 540-546

Mbaye Diene

Political Drivers of Inequality in Kenya&ast pp. 547-558

Jeremiah Owiti

Impact of Macroeconomic, Institutional and Structural Factors on Inequality in South Africa pp. 559-577

Babatunde Omilola and Olusegun Akanbi

The Fading Developmental State: Growing inequality in Mauritius&ast pp. 578-590

Sheila Bunwaree

Inequalities and Structural Transformation in Tanzania&ast pp. 591-600

Edmund Matotay

Inequality in Uganda: Issues for discussion and further research&ast pp. 601-617

Charles Lwanga-Ntale

South Africa’s AIDS Governance: Two scenarios towards 2019 pp. 618-624

Charl Swart and Pieter Fourie

Education and HIV Discrimination in Egypt pp. 625-632

Ahmed W Elroukh and James Thornton

This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs The Climate pp. 633-635

Ben Trott

Trade is War: The West’s War Against the World pp. 636-637

Nidhi Tandon

Volume 57, issue 2, 2014

Editorial: Re-embedding Nutrition in Society, Nature and Politics pp. 129-134

Stefano Prato and Nicola Bullard

Tackling the Nutrition Challenge: A food systems approach pp. 141-146

Jomo Kwame Sundaram

The Right to Adequate Nutrition pp. 147-154

Olivier De Schutter

Towards the Full Realization of the Human Right to Adequate Food and Nutrition&ast pp. 155-170

Flavio Luiz Schieck Valente

ICN2: Perpetuating a troubled legacy&ast pp. 171-178

Christina Sathyamala

Nutrition, Pathologies of Power and the Need for Health Democracy pp. 184-191

Nicoletta Dentico

Genetically Engineered (GE) Crops: A misguided strategy for the twenty-first century&quest pp. 192-200

Debbie Barker

Biofortification: Trojan horse of corporate food control&quest pp. 201-209

Elenita C Daño

What’s Behind the World Bank’s ‘Doing Business’ Rankings?&ast pp. 210-217

Alice Martin-Prével

No Time to Lose Common Ground: Why land matters in nutrition debates pp. 218-225

Zoe Brent, Christina Schiavoni and Alberto Alonso-Fradejas

Non-Communicable Diseases: Is big business hijacking the debate&quest pp. 226-233

Global Health Watch

Global Healthy Diet Approach to Nutrition pp. 234-239

Michael B Krawinkel

Sustainable Diets: Hairshirts or a better food future&quest pp. 240-256

T I M Lang

Slow Food: The politics and the pleasure pp. 257-261

Cinzia Scaffidi

Green Fairy Dusts: Three natural proposals to confront the nutrition and environment emergency pp. 262-267

Marinella Correggia

Biofortification, Genetic Engineering and Corporate Interests: False solutions to malnutrition pp. 268-273

Vandana Shiva

Gender and Nutrition in Nepal: Experiences from the field pp. 274-277

Aruna Uprety

Importance of Adequate Policies for the Implementation of Sustainable Food Systems: The case of Mexico pp. 278-283

Xaviera Cabada and Alejandro Calvillo

40 Chances: Finding Hope in a Hungry World pp. 284-286

Ricardo Ramírez and Michael Wenger

Food Security Governance: Empowering Communities, Regulating Corporations pp. 287-288

Jan Douwe van der Ploeg

Book Shelf pp. 289-292

Angela Zarro

Volume 57, issue 1, 2014

Editorial: Shared Societies: A new approach to planetary conviventia pp. 1-7

Stefano Prato

Guest Editorial: Interrogating Shared Societies Through Practice and Theory pp. 8-14

Clem McCartney

Shared Societies and Economic Development pp. 15-18

Cassam Uteem

The UN Concept of Development and the Vision of Shared Societies pp. 19-24

Danilo Türk

2015 – Time for Action pp. 25-29

Amina Mohammed

Rethinking Social Development for a Post-2015 World&ast pp. 30-35

Sarah Cook and Esuna Dugarova

Radical Ecological Democracy: A path forward for India and beyond pp. 36-45

Ashish Kothari

Why Horizontal Inequalities are Important for a Shared Society pp. 46-54

Frances Stewart

A Voice in the Process: A cross-national look at ethnic inclusion and economic growth in the world pp. 55-63

Jóhanna K Birnir and Eric Dunford

Shared Societies and Peace: The ends and means of development pp. 64-70

Steve Killelea

11 Years of the African Women’s Rights Protocol: Progress and challenges pp. 71-76

Faiza Jama Mohamed

Building a Shared and Harmonious Society in China: An ethnic minority perspective pp. 77-83

Jiansheng Huang

The Arab Uprisings and the Prospects for Building Shared Societies pp. 84-95

Dina Shehata

Development Challenges in Achieving Fiscal Autonomy in the Bangsamoro pp. 96-103

Senen Bacani and Miriam Coronel Ferrer

Building ‘Shared Societies’ in Pacific Island States: Prospects and challenges&ast pp. 104-111

Claire Slatter

Stealth of Nations pp. 112-114

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

We Want the Right Kind of Development pp. 126-127

Clem McCartney and Stefano Prato