The European Journal of Development Research

1989 - 2025

Continuation of The European Journal of Development Research.

Current editor(s): Spencer Henson and Natalia Lorenzoni

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Palgrave Macmillan
European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI)
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Volume 37, issue 5, 2025

The Future of Sustainable Development Goals and Culture: Addressing Missing Dimensions from Four Cosmovisions African Ubuntu, Latin-American Buen Vivir, Buddhist Happiness and Nordic Sami Arbediehtu pp. 861-884

Dorine E. Norren and Maren Seehawer

Are Aspirations of Rural Households Aligned with National Rural Development Policies? Understanding Aspirations of Small-Scale Farming Households in the Former Homelands of South Africa pp. 885-908

V. N. Mathinya, A. C. Franke, G. W. J. Ven, K. E. Giller and J. A. Andersson

The Political Economy of Building Up a Domestic Agricultural Value Chain: Exploring Success and Failure in Coffee Farming and Coffee-Processing in Post-2000 Rwanda pp. 909-933

Sebastian Heinen

Globalization in the Food Sector and Poverty pp. 934-964

Leo M. Doerr and Wolfgang Maennig

The ‘Great Game’ Redux? China and Development Heterodoxy in a Multi-polar World 2013–2023 pp. 965-984

Gerard Clarke

White Savior Narratives in International Development: A Discourse Analysis of the Kony2012 Campaign by Invisible Children pp. 985-1007

Maïka Sondarjee

Correction to: White Savior Narratives in International Development: A Discourse Analysis of the Kony2012 Campaign by Invisible Children pp. 1008-1010

Maïka Sondarjee

Correction to: Why Formality Does Not Always Benefit Firms. Learning from Mozambique pp. 1011-1012

Hanna Berkel

Volume 37, issue 4, 2025

Do Perceptions of Rent-seeking Affect Farmers’ Attitude to Participating in Agricultural Input Support Programmes? pp. 699-720

Sylvester Amoako Agyemang, Miroslava Bavorová and Tomáš Ratinger

Why Formality Does Not Always Benefit Firms. Learning from Mozambique pp. 721-764

Hanna Berkel

Vulnerability to Adverse Climate Change: Evidence from Rural Bangladesh pp. 765-791

Junyan Tian

How Do Foreign Aid Agencies Learn? A Comparative Analysis of Organisational Learning Determinants in National Donor Bureaucracies pp. 792-811

Heiner Janus and Daniel E. Esser

Welfare Impacts of Mobile Banking Use in Rural Africa: Gender Disaggregated Evidence from Eight Sub-Saharan African Countries pp. 812-838

Arouna Kouandou and Sophie Legras

Intergenerational Transmission of Human Capital in India: The Role of Gender and the Extended Family pp. 839-859

Bhaskar Jyoti Neog

Volume 37, issue 3, 2025

What Enables Financial Resilience: Insights from a Participatory Research and Design Process with VSLA Members in Nigeria pp. 477-499

Anne Angsten Clark, Olawale Babatunde Awoyemi and Benjamin Stewart Allen

Theorizing Postdevelopment pp. 500-523

Aram Ziai

Rural Youth Aspirations in the Face of Environmental, Economic and Social Pressures: Transformation in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta pp. 524-547

Michael Coleman, Sang Thanh Le, Nhu Huynh Mao, Khoi Minh Chau, Jason Condon and Paul Kristiansen

“Not All Income is Equal”: Rural Livelihood Diversification and Diet Quality in South–Western Kenya pp. 548-568

Davis Muthini, Jonathan Nzuma and Beatrice Daniel

Amendment of the Hindu Succession Act and Women’s Human Capital in India: Evidence from the National Family Health Survey pp. 569-592

Asuka Yamamoto

Is Microcredit Effective? It Depends on the Context: New Results from a Study in Bolivia pp. 593-642

Francesco Cecchi, Steffen Eriksen, Robert Lensink and Paul Mosley

Is Democracy More Important than Corruption in the Allocation of Foreign Aid? pp. 643-665

Paulo Francisco, Sandrina Moreira and Jorge Caiado

Pursuing the Carbon Neutrality Agenda: The Role of Financial Development, Foreign Direct Investment, and Effective Governance pp. 666-697

Louis David Junior Annor, Margarita Robaina, Elisabete Vieira and Jorge Mota

Correction to: What Challenges for Global Development Research are Posed by a More Decolonial Approach? Colonial Genealogies and Responses pp. 698-698

Laura Camfield

Volume 37, issue 2, 2025

Development Studies in the Mid-2020s: Reflecting on the Past, Looking to the Future pp. 267-282

Pritish Behuria and Andy Sumner

Navigating South Korea’s Development Studies: A Compressed Transformation pp. 283-299

Jiyoung Kim and Taekyoon Kim

The Decolonization of Development Studies and International Relations in Central and Eastern Europe: A Polish Perspective of Living Between the Core and Periphery pp. 300-312

Marcin Grabowski

Towards a Development and Development Studies of Liberation pp. 313-323

Sebeka Richard Plaatjie

A Climate-Relevant Development or Development-Relevant Climate Agenda? pp. 324-334

Arief Yusuf

Academic Debate and Self-Criticism: Embracing Diversity at the Core of Development Studies pp. 335-343

Iliana Olivié, Antonio Sianes and María Santillán O’Shea

Is the Study of Development Humiliating or Emancipatory? The Case Against Universalising ‘Development’ pp. 344-355

Pritish Behuria

Plural Futures of/for Development? The Case for Global and International Development, and Against All Inequalities Everywhere pp. 356-362

Alessandra Mezzadri

Varieties of Universalism and Their Discontents: The Future of Development Studies pp. 363-373

Brendan M. Howe

A Demographic Case for a Global South Focus in Development Studies pp. 374-390

Andrew M. Fischer

Is There A Development Economics Anymore? pp. 391-397

Ravi Kanbur

Repensando el desarrollo: Hacia una justicia cognitiva en la generación del conocimiento pp. 398-406

Karina Batthyány

Decolonizing Development Studies: Rejecting or Repurposing the Master’s Tools? pp. 407-420

Kate Meagher

What Challenges for Global Development Research are Posed by a More Decolonial Approach? Colonial Genealogies and Responses pp. 421-433

Laura Camfield

The Emancipatory Potential of Poetry in Decolonising Development Studies pp. 434-441

Nita Mishra

Decentering Coloniality: Epistemic Justice, Development Studies and Structural Transformation pp. 442-453

Eyob Balcha Gebremariam

The Challenges of Decolonising Sustainability and the Environment in Development Studies (DS) pp. 454-466

Lyla Mehta

No Development (Economics or Studies) Without Decolonisation pp. 467-476

Devika Dutt

Volume 37, issue 1, 2025

Social Safety Nets and Food Insecurity in MENA in the Time of COVID-19 pp. 1-28

Amira El-Shal, Eman Moustafa, Nada Rostom and Yasmine Abdelfattah

Educational Segregation and Household Occupation: Role of School Education in Reproduction of Social Hierarchy in India pp. 29-54

Samyak Jain

Social Enterprise Under Moral Hazard: Who Gets State Subsidies and Active Financing? pp. 55-78

Anita Lovas, Edina Berlinger and Fanni Tóth

Integrating Environmental Justice into Child-Sensitive Social Protection: The Environmental Roots of Intergenerational Poverty in Amazonia pp. 79-99

Thaís Carvalho

Why Target Communities Remain Subjects Rather than Partners of Development Agencies in Integrated Conservation and Development Projects in Latin America pp. 100-123

Louise Marie Busck-Lumholt, Esteve Corbera and Ole Mertz

Long-Term Effects of Childhood Exposure to War on Domestic Violence pp. 124-151

Joseph B. Ajefu and Daniela Casale

Differential Bunching Impacts Across the Income Distribution: Evidence from Tax Administrative Data pp. 152-188

Kwabena Adu-Ababio, Samuel Bryson, Evaristo Mwale and John Rand

Examination of Structural Shift in Food Consumption During the COVID-19 Pandemic in India pp. 189-218

Nidhi Kaicker, Aashi Gupta and Raghav Gaiha

Against Self-Reflexive Confessions: Collective Dialogues to Progressively Transform Academic North–South Collaborations pp. 219-240

Kewan Mertens, Adriana Moreno Cely and Viola N. Nyakato

Political Patronage and the Labour Market Experience of High-Skilled Workers: Mixed Methods Evidence from Sierra Leone pp. 241-262

Jamelia Harris