Progress in Development Studies

2001 - 2025

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2005

The antagonistic relevance of development studies pp. 261-278

Giles Mohan and Gordon Wilson

Against the local trap: scale and the study of environment and development pp. 279-297

Mark Purcell and J. Christopher Brown

The impact of micro-credit on poverty: evidence from Bangladesh pp. 298-309

M. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, Dipak Ghosh and Robert Wright

Institutions and financial market development in the MENA region pp. 310-328

Charles C. Okeahalam

The last putting themselves first (II): The practice of praxis pp. 329-335

Ken Cole

Children and development: rights, globalization and poverty pp. 336-342

Gareth A. Jones

Book Review: The right to development: a primer pp. 343-344

Rachel Simon-Kumar

Book Review: Subnationalism in Africa: ethnicity, alliances, and politics pp. 345-346

Akinbola E. Akinwumi

Book Review: Latin America transformed: globalization and modernity pp. 346-348

Yara Evans

Book Review: Global markets and financial crises in Asia: towards a theory for the 21st century pp. 348-349

Charles Harvey

Book Review: Violence, law and women’s rights in India pp. 349-351

Martina Mettgenberg

Book Review: Colonial subjects: Puerto Ricans in a global perspective pp. 351-352

Leela Viswanathan

Book Review: Global human resource management: managing people in developing and transitional countries pp. 352-353

Caleb C.Y. Kwong

Volume 5, issue 3, 2005

‘Consultation’ or co-option? A case study from the Chilean health sector pp. 169-181

Jasmine Gideon

The relationship between national income and health: a new measure applied to Bangkok pp. 182-198

Matthew Clarke and Sardar M.N. Islam

Responding to the HIV/AIDS epidemic: lessons from the case of Eritrea pp. 199-212

Tanja R. Müller

‘Young, gifted and back’: second-generation transnational return migrants to the Caribbean pp. 213-236

Robert B. Potter

HIV/AIDS impact: so where have we got to and where next? pp. 237-247

Tony Barnett and Colette Clement

Book Review: Fighting the slave trade: West African strategies pp. 249-250

Benedetta Rossi

Book Review: Rural poverty, risk and development pp. 251-252

Oscar Alfranca

Book Review: China’s economic globalization through the WTO pp. 252-254

Fung Kwan

Book Review: Geographies of development. Second edition pp. 254-256

Michal Avram

Book Review: Transnational conflicts: central America, social change, and globalization pp. 256-259

Denis O’Hearn

Volume 5, issue 2, 2005

Rising manufacture exports and terms of trade: the case study of Korea pp. 83-88

Prabirjit Sarkar

Reform of Japan’s official development assistance: a complete overhaul or merely a fresh coat of paint? pp. 89-98

Henry Scheyvens

The use of indigenous knowledge in development: problems and challenges pp. 99-114

John Briggs

The implications of the demographic transition for women, girls and gender equality: a review of developing country evidence pp. 115-134

Kirsty McNay

Local governance and poverty reduction in South Africa (I) pp. 135-143

Thomas M. Mogale

Gender, health and development (II): gender equity and access to antiretroviral drugs pp. 144-148

Sally Theobald and Miriam Taegtmeyer

Book Review: Targeting development: critical perspectives on the millennium development goals pp. 149-150

Deborah Simpson

Book Review: Living at the edge of Thai society: the Karen in the highlands of northern Thailand pp. 150-153

Tim Forsyth

Book Review: Women, gender and development in the Caribbean: reflections and projections pp. 153-154

Andil Gosine

Book Review: The return of the white plague: global poverty and the new tuberculosis pp. 154-156

Helen Cox

Book Review: Who cares? AIDS in Africa, AIDS in South Africa: the social expression of a pandemic pp. 156-159

Stephen van Houten

Book Review: The politics of landscape in Singapore: constructions of ‘nation’ pp. 159-161

Bill Sewell

Book Review: Food policy old and new pp. 161-162

Benedetta Lacey

Book Review: Fixing African economies: policy research for development pp. 162-164

Othieno Nyanjom

Book Review: Participatory planning in the Caribbean: lessons from practice pp. 164-166

David Dodman

Book Review: The children of Africa confront AIDS: from vulnerability to possibility pp. 166-168

Nicola Ansell

Volume 5, issue 1, 2005

Hidden livelihoods? pp. 1-15

Chasca Twyman and Rachel Slater

The export-income relationship: the case of India pp. 16-29

P. J. Dawson

The poverty consensus: some limitations of the ‘popular agenda’ pp. 30-44

Donovan Storey, Hannah Bulloch and John Overton

The last putting themselves first pp. 45-53

Ken Cole

Complexity theory: a new framework for development is in the offing pp. 54-61

Samir Rihani

Book Review: Rural planning in developing countries: supporting natural resource management and sustainable livelihoods pp. 63-64

Jacquelyn Chase

Book Review: The future of revolutions: rethinking radical change in an era of globalisation pp. 64-66

Paul Chatterton

Book Review: Promises not kept: poverty and the betrayal of third world development pp. 66-68

Lyla J. Brown

Book Review: perspectives, issues, concerns pp. 68-70

Chad Staddon

Book Review: Globalization and the poor pp. 70-71

Ron Johnston

Book Review: Gender and development pp. 71-73

Sara MacKian

Book Review: Understanding development: theory and practice in the third world. Second edition pp. 73-74

Firooza Pavri

Book Review: Constructing school knowledge - an ethnography of learning in an Indian village pp. 74-76

Sujay Ghosh

Book Review: Development fieldwork: a practical guide pp. 76-78

Pablo S. Bose

Book Review: Perspectives on growth and poverty pp. 78-79

Matthew Clarke and Sardar M.N. Islam

Book Review: Civil society: the American model and third world development pp. 79-81

Sara MacKian