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 27, issue 5, 2015

Urban Agriculture and Dietary Diversity: Empirical Evidence from Tanzania pp. 631-649

Luca Tasciotti and Natascha Wagner

Food Price Rises and Political Instability: Problematizing a Complex Relationship pp. 650-671

Leila Demarest

Local Appropriations of Developmental Imperatives: Notes from a Watershed Project in Odisha, Eastern India pp. 672-685

Sailen Routray

Volatility and Inequality: Household Vulnerability as Uncertain Welfare in Rural China pp. 686-706

Jing You and Adam Ozanne

Means to an End: The Importance of the Research Question for Systematic Reviews in International Development pp. 707-726

Henrik Hansen and Neda Trifković

Investing in Irony? Development, Improvement and Dispossession in Southern African Coal Spaces pp. 727-744

Bram Büscher

Flexibilité des règles et participation individuelle à l’action collective: Cas de l’Union des Groupements de Producteurs du Périmètre irrigué de Malanville au Bénin pp. 745-761

Kouété P Jimmy and Ismail Moumouni

L’Afrique du Sud et la Chine en Afrique: une cohabitation difficile&quest pp. 762-776

Moda Dieng

Adapting Generic Models through Bricolage: Elite Capture of Water Users Associations in Peri-urban Lilongwe pp. 777-792

Maria Rusca, Klaas Schwartz, Lejla Hadzovic and Rhodante Ahlers

The Political Economy of Decentralization in Thailand: How Past and Present Decentralization Affects rural Actors’ Participation pp. 793-810

Thomas Dufhues, Insa Theesfeld and Gertrud Buchenrieder, neé Schrieder

‘Power’ in ‘Empowerment’: A Case Study of Constructing a Text against the Mainstream pp. 811-825

Rosalind Eyben

Does Aid Reduce Inequality? Evidence for Latin America pp. 826-849

David Castells-Quintana and Jose Larru

How to Design and Implement Social Business Models for Base-of-the-Pyramid (BoP) Markets&quest pp. 850-867

Sandeep Goyal, Bruno S Sergi and Mahadeo Jaiswal

Workers and Labour Market Outcomes of Informal Jobs in Formal Establishments. A Job-based Informality Index for Nine Sub-Saharan African Countries pp. 868-886

Kea Tijdens, Janna Besamusca and Maarten van Klaveren

Increasing the Power of the Poor? NGO-led Social Accountability Initiatives and Political Capabilities in Rural Uganda pp. 887-902

Sophie King

Is China ‘Crowding Out’ South African Exports of Manufactures&quest pp. 903-920

R Jenkins and Lawrence Edwards

Poverty and Ethnicity among Black South Africans pp. 921-942

Carlos Gradín

Volume 27, issue 4, 2015

Strategic Governance for Inclusive Development pp. 481-487

Nicky R M Pouw and Ad de Bruijne

Urban Water Governance for More Inclusive Development: A Reflection on the ‘Waterscapes’ of Durban, South Africa pp. 488-504

Catherine Sutherland, Dianne Scott and Michaela Hordijk

Big Data for Better Urban Life? – An Exploratory Study of Critical Urban Issues in Two Caribbean Cities: Paramaribo (Suriname) and Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago) pp. 505-522

Karin Pfeffer, Hebe Verrest and Ate Poorthuis

Landscapes of Social Inclusion: Inclusive Value-Chain Collaboration Through the Lenses of Food Sovereignty and Landscape Governance pp. 523-540

Mirjam A F Ros-Tonen, Yves-Pierre Benoît Van Leynseele, Anna Laven and Terry Sunderland

Towards an Elaborated Theory of Inclusive Development pp. 541-559

Joyeeta Gupta, Nicky R M Pouw and Mirjam A F Ros-Tonen

Discourse of Urban Resilience and ‘Inclusive Development’ in the Johannesburg Growth and Development Strategy 2040 pp. 560-573

Elisabeth Peyroux

Machismo and Mamitas at School: Exploring the Agency of Teachers for Social and Gender Justice in Bolivian Education pp. 574-588

Mieke T A Lopes Cardozo, Jennifer Sawyer and Maria Luisa Talavera Simoni

Contesting Inclusiveness: The Anxieties of Mechanised Fishers Over Social Boundaries in Chennai, South India pp. 589-605

Maarten Bavinck, Subramanian Karuppiah and Svein Jentoft

Inclusive Growth: Beyond Safety Nets&quest pp. 606-622

Arjan de Haan

Capitalist Development in India’s Informal Economy pp. 623-624

Christine Lutringer

The Quest for Prosperity: How Developing Economies Can Take Off pp. 625-627

Mukti Upadhyay

Wellbeing, Justice and Development Ethics pp. 627-629

Sylvia I Bergh

Volume 27, issue 3, 2015

Public Investments in and for Agriculture pp. 337-352

Tewodaj Mogues, Shenggen Fan and Samuel Benin

Trends and Composition of Public Expenditures: A Global and Regional Perspective pp. 353-370

Bingxin Yu, Shenggen Fan and Eduardo Magalhães

Who Invests How Much in Agriculture in Low- and Middle-Income Countries? An Empirical Review pp. 371-390

Sarah K Lowder, Brian Carisma and Jakob Skoet

Agricultural R&D Expenditure in Africa: An Analysis of Growth and Volatility pp. 391-406

Gert-Jan Stads and Nienke Beintema

Prioritizing Rural Investments in Africa: A Hybrid Evaluation Approach Applied to Uganda pp. 407-424

Karl Pauw and James Thurlow

Agricultural Productivity, Health and Public Expenditures in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 425-437

Summer Allen and John Ulimwengu

Public Investment in Agricultural Research and Extension in India pp. 438-451

Pramod Kumar Joshi, Praduman Kumar and Shinoj Parappurathu

Political Economy Determinants of Public Spending Allocations: A Review of Theories, and Implications for Agricultural Public Investment pp. 452-473

Tewodaj Mogues

By All Means Necessary: How China’s Resource Quest is Changing the World pp. 474-476

Christof Morscher

Pirate Trails: Tracking the Illicit Financial Flows from Pirate Activities off the Horn of Africa pp. 476-478

John S Ivancovich

Innovation in Operations Assessment: Recent Developments in Measuring Results in Conflict Environments pp. 478-480

Ole Winckler Andersen

Volume 27, issue 2, 2015

The New Middle Classes: Advocates for Good Governance, Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development&quest pp. 195-201

Jürgen Wiemann

Inequality, Sustainability and Middle Classes in a Polycentric World pp. 202-204

Peter Knorringa and Alejandro Guarin

Sharing Global Responsibility: The Role of the Middle Classes on the Way to a Just and Sustainable Global Economy pp. 205-216

Jürgen Wiemann

Does the Rise of the Middle Class Lock in Good Government in the Developing World&quest pp. 217-229

Nancy Birdsall

The Emerging Middle Classes in India: Mobilizing for Inclusive Development&quest pp. 230-237

Isa Baud

The Choice of the New Latin American Middle Classes: Sharing or Self-Caring pp. 238-245

Kees Biekart

Where and What (for) is the Middle? Africa and the Middle Class(es) pp. 246-254

Henning Melber

Towards a More Empirical Debate on Middle Classes in the Global South pp. 255-256

Peter Knorringa

Lacking the Means or the Motivation? Exploring the Experience of Community-Based Resource Management Among Fisherfolk on Lake Victoria, Uganda pp. 257-272

Caroline Barratt, Janet Seeley and Edward H Allison

Russia as a Recruited Development Donor pp. 273-288

Patty A Gray

Understanding Responsible Innovation in Small Producers’ Clusters in Vietnam through Actor-Network Theory pp. 289-307

Jaap Voeten, Job de Haan, Gerard de Groot and Nigel Roome

Determinants and Persistence of Benefits from the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme – Panel Data Analysis for Rajasthan, India pp. 308-329

Raghbendra Jha, Raghav Gaiha, Manoj K Pandey and Shylashri Shankar

Transfrontier Conservation Areas: People Living on the Edge pp. 330-331

Jan Kees van Donge

Insufficient Funds: The Culture of Money in Low-wage Transnational Families pp. 331-333

Hasan Mahmud

The Politics of Public Sector Performance: Pockets of Effectiveness in Developing Countries pp. 333-335

Joseph R A Ayee

Volume 27, issue 1, 2015

Reinventing International Development NGOs – The Case of ICCO pp. 1-18

Willem Elbers and Lau Schulpen

The Development Project as an Institution for Agency and Capability Expansion: The Case of the Njombe Milk Project pp. 19-36

Francesco Burchi, Pasquale De Muro and Sara Vicari

Macroeconomic Fundamentals of Poverty and Deprivation: An Empirical Study for Developed Countries pp. 37-66

Ana Ribeiro, Sandra Tavares Silva and Duarte Guimarães

SLE in Kenyan Slum Communities: Development of the Concept pp. 67-83

Robert Porter

Child Labor in Africa and Asia: Household and Context Determinants of Hours Worked in Paid Labor by Young Children in 16 Low-Income Countries pp. 84-98

Ellen Webbink, Jeroen Smits and Eelke de Jong

Impacts of a Micro-Enterprise Clustering Programme on Firm Performance in Ghana pp. 99-121

Jörg Peters, Maximiliane Sievert and Christoph Strupat

Technological Capabilities, Institutions and Firm Productivity: A Multilevel Study pp. 122-139

Micheline Goedhuys and Martin Srholec

Holding All the Cards? Quality Management by Cooperatives in a Moroccan Dairy Value Chain pp. 140-155

Nicolas Faysse and Cristina Simon

How Does Trade Facilitation Affect International Trade&quest pp. 156-185

Chahir Zaki

The Tyranny of Experts: Economists, Dictators and the Forgotten Rights of the Poor pp. 186-188

Karen Del Biondo

The Final Deathblow to Development Planning? A Comparative Book Review pp. 188-190

Dennis Essers and Bert Jacobs

Mémoires solidaires et solitaires. Trajectoires d’un économiste du développement pp. 191-193

Claire Mainguy and Françoise Stoeffler-Kern