Development

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Volume 53, issue 4, 2010

Editorial: Education for What Purpose&quest pp. 449-450

Ana Agostino and Wendy Harcourt

Introduction: Reforming Education for Transformation: Opportunities and challenges pp. 451-456

Mark Ginsburg, Stephen F Moseley and Mary Joy Pigozzi

Education, Financing and Making Good Broken Promises pp. 457-459

Graça Machel

Introduction: CONFINTEA VI: Lifelong learning for sustainability pp. 460-464

Ana Agostino

Youth and Adult Education within Lifelong Learning: Claims and challenges pp. 465-470

Chris Duke and Heribert Hinzen

Lifelong Learning for Integral Transformation pp. 471-474

Sofia Valdivielso

Education in Bangladesh: A continuum of learning or a dichotomous system&quest pp. 475-478

Mohammad Muntasim Tanvir

Unravelling Feminist Transformative Education Practices: An Indian experience pp. 479-485

Malini Ghose

Challenges Facing African and Tanzanian Universities pp. 486-490

Juma V Mwapachu

The Different Faces of Education in Conflict pp. 491-497

Lynn Davies

Education, Peace and Freire: A dialogue pp. 498-503

Kevin Kester and Ashley Booth

Education for Human Rights in Times of Peace and Conflict pp. 504-510

Fernando M Reimers and Connie K Chung

Education as Transformation – Education for transformation pp. 511-517

Manzoor Ahmed

Education and Development: A return to basic principles pp. 518-521

Stephen P Heyneman

Privatization and Education for All: Unravelling the mobilizing frames pp. 522-528

Prachi Srivastava

Gender Equality in Education: GTZ and indigenous communities in Peru pp. 529-534

Regina Cortina

Beyond Education for All: Using ableism studies lens and the BIAS FREE framework pp. 535-539

Brigid Burke and Gregor Wolbring

Standards and Assessment in Education pp. 540-546

Conrad Wesley Snyder

The Decade of Education for Sustainable Development: Towards four pillars of learning pp. 547-550

Shivali Lawale and Aline Bory-Adams

Multiple Voices on Education for Development pp. 551-561

Mark Ginsburg and Mary Joy Pigozzi

Volume 53, issue 3, 2010

Editorial: Where Did All the Flowers Go?: Contradictions in world economies pp. 301-303

Wendy Harcourt

Introduction: Making the Crisis Work for Us pp. 304-307

Josine Stremmelaar and Wendy Harcourt

Local Economics and Co-production pp. 319-324

David Boyle

Social Protection, Livelihoods and the Hidden Economy of Care pp. 325-332

Dorcas Robinson

Did the Earth Move? Social and co-operative models of economic activity pp. 333-337

Molly Scott-Cato

Social Security for the Working Poor in India: Two national initiatives pp. 338-342

Kappadath Parameswara Menon Kannan

Bypassing Globalization: Barter markets as a new indigenous economy in Peru pp. 343-349

Alejandro Argumedo and Michel Pimbert

Building Safety Nets in the Global Politic: NGO collaboration for solidarity and sustainability pp. 350-355

Gisela Dütting and David Sogge

The Rough Road to Gender Equitable Growth: The case of Café de Mujer Guatemala pp. 356-361

Noortje Verhart and Rhiannon Pyburn

The Social Organization of Care Work in India: Challenges and alternative strategies pp. 362-367

Neetha N

Development as Social Inclusion: Reflections on the US subprime crisis pp. 368-375

Gary Dymski

Money and its Future: A response to Mary Mellor pp. 376-380

Claudio Sardoni

Financial Crises and the Impact on Women pp. 381-385

Jayati Ghosh

DAWN Development Debates in the Fierce New World pp. 386-389

Zo Randriamaro

Global Economic Governance: Addressing the democratic deficit pp. 390-393

John Langmore and Shaun Fitzgerald

Bridging a Thousand Miles: Development on the ground in the Lake Zone of Tanzania pp. 394-401

Rakesh Rajani

Gender, Economic Globalization, Movement and Citizenship pp. 402-406

Liepollo L Pheko

A Matter of Vision: Responding to the economic crisis/Interview with Martin Kimani pp. 407-409

Angela Zarro

Learning from a Flower Market in Romania: Community, social fabric and the promise of economic prosperity pp. 410-415

Alexandru Balasescu

Japan's Lost Decades and a Women-led Socio-solidarity Economy pp. 416-420

Yoko Kitazawa

Sustaining Women's and Community's Livelihoods in Rural Tanzania pp. 421-424

Mwajuma Masaiganah

Animating Diversity: Supporting endogenous development of livestock keepers pp. 425-428

Ilse Köhler-Rollefson and Evelyn Mathias

From Citizenship to Netizenship: Blogging for social change in Tanzania pp. 429-432

Chambi Chachage

Latest literature on new economies, social economies pp. 433-435

Laura Fano Morrissey

Annotated guide to websites of alternative economies, social economies pp. 436-440

Laura Fano Morrissey

Volume 53, issue 2, 2010

Editorial: Lady Gaga Meets Ban Ki-Moon pp. 141-143

Wendy Harcourt

Introduction: Women's Empowerment: Contentions and contestations pp. 144-149

Andrea Cornwall and Nana Akua Anyidoho

Challenging Empowerment pp. 161-164

Patricia McFadden

Emancipation and its Failurest pp. 164-168

Viviene Taylor

Economics, Assets and Empowerment pp. 168-171

Caren Grown

Empowerment as Change pp. 171-174

Raewyn Connell

The Ethics of Empowerment pp. 175-178

Christine Koggel

Let's Talk about Women's Human Rights pp. 178-181

Helen O'Connell

Critical Perspectives on Empowerment pp. 181-183

Rosalind Petchesky

Sexuality, Gender and Empowerment pp. 183-186

Sonia Corrêa

Empowerment and Transgender pp. 187-190

Chloe Schwenke

Empowerment from the Semiperiphery Perspective pp. 190-193

Marina Blagojević

Empowerment of Women in Bulgaria pp. 193-195

Jivka Marinova

Empowerment from Below pp. 195-197

Alan Greig

Empowerment for Grassroots Women pp. 197-199

Esther Mwaura-Muiru

Empowerment through Interventions for Women’s Collective Agency pp. 199-201

Jean N Kamau

Beijing +15 from Hopes to Disappointment and Non-accountability pp. 202-209

Lydia Alpízar Durán

Development as if Gender Matters pp. 210-214

Wendy Harcourt

Time to Call the Bluff: (De)-constructing ‘Women's Vulnerability’, HIV and Sexual Health pp. 215-221

Jerker Edström

Communicating Empowerment: Countering the cardboard woman pp. 222-226

Tessa Lewin

Pleasure and Empowerment: Connections and disconnections pp. 227-231

Susie Jolly

Women's Empowerment in Brazil: Tensions in discourse and practice pp. 232-238

Cecilia M B Sardenberg

National Discourses on Women's Empowerment in Bangladesh: Enabling or constraining women's choices&quest pp. 239-246

Sohela Nazneen, Maheen Sultan and Naomi Hossain

Empowerment as Resistance: Conceptualizing Palestinian women's empowerment pp. 247-253

Eileen Kuttab

Power, Politics and Development in the Arab Context: Or how can rearing chicks change patriarchy&quest pp. 254-258

Hania Sholkamy

The Meaning and Practice of Women's Empowerment in Post-conflict Sierra Leone pp. 259-266

Hussaina J Abdullah and Aisha Fofana-Ibrahim

Discourses on Women's Empowerment in Ghana pp. 267-273

Nana Akua Anyidoho and Takyiwaa Manuh

What if the Girls Don’t Want to be Businesswomen?: Discursive dissonance in a global policy space pp. 274-279

Rosalind Eyben

Resources on Women's Empowerment: Films, Photos, Audiovisuals and Music pp. 280-285

Laura Fano Morrissey and Tessa Lewin

Institutions Working on Gender and Empowerment pp. 286-292

Laura Fano Morrissey

Revealed Cities: A Photovoice Project with Domestic Workers in Salvador, Brazil pp. 299-300

Andrea Cornwall, Fernanda Capibaribe and Terezinha Gonçalves

Volume 53, issue 1, 2010

Editorial: Global Crises, the Commons and Community Well-being pp. 1-5

Wendy Harcourt

Development as Buen Vivir: Institutional arrangements and (de)colonial entanglements pp. 15-21

Catherine Walsh

Alternative Institutional Arrangements for Human Development pp. 22-26

Stephen Chan

Rethinking Macro Economic Strategies from a Human Rights Perspective pp. 27-36

Radhika Balakrishnan, Diane Elson and Raj Patel

Development Beyond Market-led Globalization pp. 37-41

Björn Hettne

Democratizing Global Governance for Sustainable Human Development pp. 42-47

David Woodward

New Institutional Arrangements for Development, Science and Technology pp. 48-53

James Smith

Communication for Another Development pp. 54-57

Ricardo Ramírez and Wendy Quarry

Meeting the Institutional Challenges of the Millennium Development Goals pp. 58-63

Aleksandr Shkolnikov and John D Sullivan

From the Bottom-up: New institutional arrangements in Latin America pp. 64-69

Gustavo Esteva

Social Policy in Post-Neo-liberal Latin America: The cases of Argentina, Venezuela and Bolivia pp. 70-76

Pía Riggirozzi

Empowering Institutions: Indigenous lessons and policy perils pp. 77-82

Robyn Eversole

The Financial Tsunami: Economic insecurity and social protection in Hong Kong pp. 83-90

Lee Kim-Ming and Law Kam-Yee

Scrutinizing Vietnam's Progress Towards Gender Equality pp. 91-97

Ramona Vijeyarasa

Interregional Migration: The challenge for gender and development pp. 98-104

Sara R Farris

Human Well-being in the Pacific Island Mini States pp. 105-113

Azmat Gani

NGOs and the Politics of Development in Africa pp. 114-119

Frank Khachina Matanga

Promoting Human Development through the Global Poverty Project pp. 120-126

Franklin Obeng-Odoom