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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Volume 23, issue 5, 2011

Young lives in transition: From school to adulthood&quest pp. 669-678

Laura Camfield

‘From School to Adulthood’? Young People's Pathways Through Schooling in Urban Ethiopia pp. 679-694

Laura Camfield

Education, Inequality and Social Mobility in Central India pp. 695-711

Peggy Froerer

Striving for Knowledge and Dignity: How Qur’anic Students in Kano, Nigeria, Learn to Live with Rejection and Educational Disadvantage pp. 712-728

Hannah Hoechner

‘We Are Poor People So What is the Use of Education?’ Tensions and Contradictions in Girls’ and Boys’ Transitions from School to Work in Rural Bangladesh pp. 729-744

Karin Heissler

Development Amid Deprivation: Learning in Preparation for Adult Life among Low-Income Households in Delhi pp. 745-757

Frances Lily Hay

Respect, Status and Domestic Work: Female Migrants at Home and Work pp. 758-773

Nitya Rao

‘See First, Think Later, Then Test’: How Children's Perspectives Can Improve Economic Research pp. 774-791

Kate Orkin

Youth and Development pp. 792-796

Craig Jeffrey

What Works for the Poorest? Poverty Reduction Programs for the World's Extreme Poor pp. 797-801

Andrew Mold

Economic Growth and the Common Good: From Crisis to Sustainable Development pp. 802-803

Jan Kees van Donge

Volume 23, issue 4, 2011

Introduction: The Politics of Poverty and Inequality pp. 511-512

Dennis Rodgers

Income Inequality: Should We Worry About Global Trends&quest pp. 513-520

Robert H Wade

Beware the Fallacy of Productivity Reductionism pp. 521-526

Andrew M Fischer

Gendered Poverty Traps: Inequality and Care in a Globalised World pp. 527-530

Naila Kabeer

Inequality and the Politics of Redistribution pp. 531-536

Yusuf Bangura

Reducing Poverty – What Might We Learn&quest pp. 537-540

James K Galbraith

Inequality in Political Power: A Fundamental (and Overlooked) Dimension of Inequality pp. 541-545

Frances Stewart

Concluding Comments pp. 546-549

Sarah Cook

Latin American Urban Development into the Twenty-first Century: Towards a Renewed Perspective on the City pp. 550-568

Dennis Rodgers, Jo Beall and Ravi Kanbur

Rural Household Access to Assets and Markets: A Cross-Country Comparison pp. 569-597

Alberto Zezza, Paul Winters, Benjamin Davis, Calogero Carletto, Katia Covarrubias, Luca Tasciotti and Esteban Quiñones

From the Green Revolution to Industrial Dispersal: Informality and Flexibility in an Industrial District for Silk in Rural South India pp. 598-614

Elisabetta Basile

Training, New Equipment and Job Creation: A Firm-level Analysis using Moroccan Data pp. 615-629

Lahcen Achy and Khalid Sekkat

Economic Growth and Infant Mortality in Developing Countries pp. 630-647

Akira Nishiyama

The New Aid Architecture in Ghana: Influencing Policy and Practice&quest pp. 648-667

Kenneth King

Volume 23, issue 3, 2011

Lost in Translation? EU Development Policy in the Anglophone and Francophone Eastern Caribbean pp. 337-353

Matthew Louis Bishop

Pounding Millet During School Hours: Obstacles to Girls’ Formal Education in Niger pp. 354-370

Lori Hartmann-Mahmud

Determinants of Welfare Dynamics in Rural Nicaragua pp. 371-388

Kristian Thor Jakobsen

The Characteristics and Determinants of FDI in Ghana pp. 389-408

Fabian Barthel, Matthias Busse and Robert Osei

Why the European Commission Fails to Adhere to the Principles of Good Donorship: The Case of the Governance Incentive Tranche pp. 409-425

Nadia Molenaers and Leen Nijs

Linking Smallholder Farmers to Markets, Gender and Intra-Household Dynamics: Does the Choice of Commodity Matter&quest pp. 426-443

Jemimah Njuki, Susan Kaaria, Angeline Chamunorwa and Wanjiku Chiuri

The Possibility of State Formation: The Experience of Botswana in a Theoretical Perspective pp. 444-458

Stein Sundstøl Eriksen

Labour Market Outcomes in Bangladesh: The Role of Poverty and Gender Norms pp. 459-487

Sarah Bridges, David Lawson and Sharifa Begum

Riqueza Mineral Y Pobreza En Los Andes pp. 488-504

Leonith Hinojosa

After 2015: International Development at a Crossroads pp. 505-506

Chris Willott

External Perceptions of the European Union as a Global Actor pp. 507-509

Julian Kitipov

The Struggle to Diversify Rural Livelihoods: Bio-enterprise Initiatives and their Impacts on Agro-pastoralists and Pastoralists Communities in the Drylands of Kenya pp. 510-510

Susie Wren and Chinwe Ifejika Speranza

Volume 23, issue 2, 2011

The Legacy of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Processes in Latin America: Introduction and Overview pp. 181-190

Kristin Komives and Geske Dijkstra

The PRS Approach and the Paris Agenda: Experiences in Bolivia, Honduras and Nicaragua pp. 191-207

Geske Dijkstra and Kristin Komives

Illusions and Disillusions with Poverty Reduction Strategies: Growth, Crisis and the MDGs in Bolivia, Honduras and Nicaragua pp. 208-228

Robert Vos

Guyana's Poverty Reduction Strategy and Social Expenditure pp. 229-248

Arjun Bedi and Niek de Jong

Rural Poverty Reduction Policies in Honduras, Nicaragua and Bolivia: Lessons from a Comparative Analysis pp. 249-265

Cristóbal Kay

Forest Management and Poverty in Bolivia, Honduras and Nicaragua: Reform Failures&quest pp. 266-283

Lorenzo Pellegrini

Gender Equity and Public Policies in Latin America: Opportunities and Risks in the PRS Approach pp. 284-301

Geske Dijkstra

Institutionalizing Social Accountability? Participation and the PRS Process in Bolivia, Honduras and Nicaragua pp. 302-318

Kristin Komives

The Great Experiment: Testing the PRSP Approach in Nicaragua, 2000–2007 pp. 319-336

João P C Guimarães and Néstor Avendaño

Volume 23, issue 1, 2011

The 2010 UNCTAD Least Developed Countries Report – Towards a New Development Architecture for LDCs pp. 1-2

Dennis Rodgers

An Overview of UNCTAD's Least Developed Countries Report 2010: Towards a New International Development Architecture for LDCs pp. 3-11

Charles Gore and Zeljka Kozul-Wright

Developing the Poorest Countries: New Ideas from the 2010 UNCTAD LDC Report pp. 12-16

Giovanni Cornia

The 2010 UNCTAD LDC Report: A Call for Action pp. 17-19

Richard Jolly

Evaluating State Performance: A Critical View of State Failure and Fragility Indexes pp. 20-42

Francisco Gutiérrez Sanín

The Global Economic Crisis and Beyond: What Possible Future(s) for Development Studies&quest pp. 43-58

Andy Sumner

Gender and Corruption: Lessons from Laboratory Corruption Experiments pp. 59-71

Björn Frank, Johann Graf Lambsdorff and Frédéric Boehm

A Qualitative Analysis of Policymaking on the Food Price Crisis in the Andean Region: Preparing for the Next Crisis pp. 72-93

Jose Cuesta

Well-Being in Development: Comparing Global Designs with Local Views in Peru pp. 94-110

James Copestake

Save the World in a Week: Volunteer Tourism, Development and Difference pp. 111-128

Barbara Vodopivec and Rivke Jaffe

Poverty and Food Security in Gujarat, India pp. 129-150

Anita Dixit

Les enjeux liés à la Mesure du Capital Naturel: L’exemple de la Nouvelle-Calédonie pp. 151-173

Cécile Couharde, Vincent Geronimi, Elodie Maitre D'Hotel and Armand Taranco

Why Doesn’t Microfinance Work? The Destructive Rise of Local Neoliberalism pp. 174-175

Antonia Fernandez

Innovation Policies and International Trade Rules: The Textile and Clothing Industry in Developing Countries pp. 176-178

Owusu Boampong

Globalizing Citizens: New Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion. Claiming Citizenship: Rights, Participation and Accountability Series pp. 179-180

Jephias Mapuva