Journal of Developing Societies
2002 - 2026
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Volume 42, issue 1, 2026
- Mexico’s Failing Healthcare System: The Past and Present of Healthcare and Public Health in Mexico pp. 7-56

- Ronn Pineo
- The Long Rise of Private Finance in Development and the Implications for Policymakers pp. 57-94

- Daniel Preston
- Pathways to Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization: Lessons from Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines pp. 95-131

- Karen Q. Custodio
- Sustainable Development in the Printing Industry of Bangladesh: A Qualitative Assessment of Gender Equality, Decent Work, and Hygiene Standards pp. 132-163

- Nafew Sajed Joy and Md. Mahfuzur Rahman
Volume 41, issue 4, 2025
- Crisis Management of the Anti-quota Student Movement in Bangladesh: Governance Capacity in Misery pp. 445-464

- Rifat Mahmud
- Violent Extremism and the Push and Pull Factors of Youth Radicalization in Northeast Nigeria pp. 465-492

- David Ibukun David
- Political Transition, Structural Inequality, and the Persistence of Bribery in Ghana (1999–2022) pp. 493-521

- Eugene Emeka Dim and Joseph Yaw Asomah
- How ‘Consuming Nations’ Should Stop Contributing to Worldwide Deprivation: A Concise Overview of Relevant Literature pp. 522-545

- Brian Drummond
- The Paradox of Poverty and Resource Wealth: Stakeholder Perspectives on Environmental Degradation in Nigeria’s Niger Delta pp. 546-577

- Osarenogae Sharon Edobor and Gideon Baffoe
Volume 41, issue 3, 2025
- Short-term Poverty Dynamics of Rural Households: Evidence and Implications from a Developing Economy pp. 339-365

- Pham Tien Thanh and Katsuhiro Saito
- Do Women in Power Empower Poor Women? Explaining the Adoption of Cash Transfers Through Parliamentary Gender Ratios pp. 366-382

- Brian Warby and Barbara Kijewska
- Hydro-hegemony in the Anthropocene: Neoliberal Paradigms and Global South Marginalization in Water Scarcity Governance pp. 383-405

- Abhishek Thommandru, Mukhammad Ali Turdialiev and Varda Mone
- Exploring Sustainable Publishing Practices in the Publishing Industry of Bangladesh: A Qualitative Study in the Context of the Fifth Industrial Revolution pp. 406-436

- Nafew Sajed Joy and Md. Mahfuzur Rahman
- WITHDRAWAL – Administrative Duplicate Publication pp. NP1-NP1

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- WITHDRAWAL – Administrative Duplicate Publication pp. NP2-NP2

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Volume 41, issue 2, 2025
- Female Labor Migration in the Middle East from Bangladesh: Remittance Warrior or Modern-Day Slave? pp. 187-215

- Nurul Huda Sakib, Ayesha Ahmed Ridi and Nusrat Mahmood
- Handling Socio-institutional Traps–Inertia Towards Australia’s Resilient International Development Aid Programs in the Solomon Islands pp. 216-241

- Mark Opoku Amankwa, Kwadwo Adusei-Asante and Alina Novak
- The Role of Social Media in Combating Corruption, Promoting Accountability, and Sustainable Development in Nigeria’s Democracy pp. 242-267

- Anne Odoh and Alex Tolu Olagunju
- Is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Culturally Universal? A Modernization Theory Perspective pp. 268-292

- Hamid Yeganeh
- Tracing the Historical Origins of Contemporary Political Cultures: A Comparative Analysis of Russia and Ukraine pp. 293-327

- Larysa Tamilina
Volume 41, issue 1, 2025
- The Frustrations of Free Trade and the Africa–European Union Samoa Agreement pp. 7-34

- Mark Langan and Sophia Price
- The Declining Hegemony of Pirates and Drug Traffickers in Nigerian Waters Versus the Burden of US Conditions of Entry pp. 35-61

- Edmund M. Chilaka
- Multidimensional Community-level Impacts of Cement Production Development Projects in Mon State, Myanmar pp. 62-84

- Myint Than
- Climate Change and the Feminization of Poverty in Africa: Insights from Rural Zimbabwe pp. 85-107

- Smart Mhembwe
- Want to Increase US Pension Fund Investment in Africa? Focus on the Actors Influencing the Asset Allocation Levers pp. 108-142

- Daniel Preston
- Regulating Corporate Social Responsibility in Nigeria: An Evaluation Through the Lens of the Old Institutional Economic Theory pp. 143-177

- Uchechukwu Nwoke
Volume 40, issue 4, 2024
- Letter from the Editor—JDS at 40: 1984–2024 pp. 383-384

- Richard L. Harris
- Toward an Understanding of Economic Development in Post-2003 Iraq pp. 385-414

- Bassam Yousif and Omar El-Joumayle
- Recycling Behavior amid Disruptions pp. 415-470

- Dorine M. Mattar, Stephanie Saliba and Chloe J. Haddad
- Environmental Degradation, Socio-economic Disparity, and Western Economic Interests in Egypt pp. 471-499

- Marina Marren
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Saudi Arabia’s Governance pp. 500-530

- Nayera Mohamed Hamed Ibrahim
- Determinants of Citizen Trust in Public Institutions in Bangladesh pp. 531-546

- Rifat Mahmud
Volume 40, issue 3, 2024
- Special Issue on Dispossession and Resistance in India and Mexico: Introduction pp. 267-276

- Vasundhara Jairath
- Women in Defense of Territory in Morelos, Mexico pp. 277-297

- Angela Ixkic Bastian Duarte
- “Future Uncertain!†— Dispossession by Mining and Young Men - Mining Company Engagements in Eastern India pp. 298-313

- Minati Dash
- Canoes as Tools of Resistance: Challenging Dispossession in Manipur, India pp. 314-331

- Ram Wangkheirakpam
- Eco-Political Conflict and Communal Environmentalism in the Struggle of Atenco Against the Construction of a New International Airport in Mexico City pp. 332-353

- César Enrique Pineda
- Territories of Trash: Accumulation by Dispossession in Morelos, Mexico pp. 354-373

- Nancy Merary Jiménez-MartÃnez and Mateo Carlos Galindo Pérez
- Concluding Remarks pp. 374-376

- Vasundhara Jairath and Angela Ixkic Bastian Duarte
Volume 40, issue 2, 2024
- The Young Democracies of Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 127-149

- Ronn Pineo
- How Culture Impacts Economic Development: A Cross-country Comparison pp. 150-175

- Rubén BerrÃos
- It Is Our Turn to Innovate: Innovation as the Engine of Economic Prosperity in South America pp. 176-194

- Christian Rodas
- Reorienting the Sustainable Development Goals: Lessons from Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness pp. 195-216

- Katsu Masaki
- The Dialectics of Modernity and Tradition: A Decolonial Critique of the University’s Role in Shaping Social Consciousness pp. 217-237

- Bunmi Isaiah Omodan
- Consumer Information Drives Willingness to Pay for Low Emissions Milk and Beef pp. 238-256

- Lois Charlotte Taylor, Annika Johnson and Diya-Courty-Stephens
Volume 40, issue 1, 2024
- Fostering Community Empowerment: A Human-Centered Approach to Designing Clean Water Solutions in a Jakarta Slum pp. 7-26

- Pierre Yohanes Lubis, Bahareh Shahri and Mariano Ramirez
- Reproductive Justice in the Hindu Balinese Compound: Community, Property and Development pp. 27-51

- Franklin Obeng-Odoom
- Re-conceptualizing Development Terminology from a Relational Approach: Perspectives from Two Case Studies in South Africa pp. 52-72

- Marlie Holtzhausen
- The Politics of Development in Colombia: Accounting for the Plurality of Development Models pp. 73-93

- Pablo Garcés-Velástegui
- The Paradox of the Niger Delta: Examining the Principal Determinants of Poverty and Underdevelopment pp. 94-115

- Kizito Ogedi Alakwe
- Erratum pp. 116-116

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