Progress in Development Studies

2001 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 4, 2002

‘Men-streaming’ gender? Questions for gender and development policy in the twenty-first century pp. 269-282

Sylvia Chant and Matthew C. Gutmann

The macro-economic impact of disasters pp. 283-305

Mark Pelling, Alpaslan Özerdem and Sultan Barakat

Determinants of long-term growth in India: a Keynesian approach pp. 306-324

Sushanta Mallick

Economic growth: new recipes from old books? pp. 325-335

David Griffiths

This way to the Develephant! pp. 337-339

Rachel May

Book Review: Urban development and civil society: the role of communities in sustainable cities pp. 341-342

Mesbah-us-Saleheen

Book Review: Development policy in the twenty-first century: beyond the post-Washington consensus pp. 342-344

Marcus Power

Book Review: Rethinking resource management: justice, sustainability and indigenous peoples pp. 344-345

Phil McManus

Book Review: Japanese industrialisation: historical and cultural perspectives pp. 345-346

Robert Hassink

Book Review: Global environmental risk pp. 346-348

Tim Forsyth

Book Review: The economics of technology transfer pp. 348-349

Tim Forsyth

Book Review: The economics of transition. From socialist economy to market economy 2nd edition pp. 350-351

Anna Weinberg

Book Review: Mexico: the struggle for democratic development pp. 351-353

Lise Nelson

Book Review: Postcolonial international relations: conquest and desire between Asia and the West pp. 353-354

Pinar Bilgin

Book Review: Policy that works for forests and people. Policy that works for forests and people series no: 7 series overview, Participation in the Caribbean. A review of Grenada’s forest policy process. Policy that works for forests and people no. 10 Discussion paper pp. 354-356

Gordon Brent Ingram

Book Review: Trade liberalization and poverty: a handbook pp. 356-357

Raju Das

Book Review: Fiscal reform and structural change in developing countries (2 vols) pp. 357-359

Charles Harvey

Book Review: Technology and skills in Zimbabwe’s manufacturing: from Autarky to competition pp. 359-360

Don Webber

Volume 2, issue 3, 2002

Development as freedom: the spaces of Amartya Sen pp. 183-217

Stuart Corbridge

HIV/AIDS impact studies II: some progress evident pp. 219-225

Tony Barnett

Tourism and development I: globalization and power pp. 227-234

Kevin Hannam

Book Review: Information technology in context: studies from the perspective of developing countries pp. 235-237

John A. Daly

Book Review: Economic liberalization, democratization and civil society in the developing world pp. 237-238

Claire Mercer

Book Review: Financial liberalization and the Asian crisis pp. 239-241

Thomas R. DeGregori

Book Review: Mapping subaltern studies and the postcolonial pp. 241-242

K. Sivaramakrishnan

Book Review: Participation: the new tyranny? pp. 242-244

Rachel Slater

Book Review: Contemporary issues in development economics pp. 244-245

Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro

Book Review: The politics of democratisation in rural Mozambique. Grassroots governance in Mecufi pp. 245-246

Barry Munslow

Book Review: Chinese business and the Asian crisis pp. 246-247

Jim Cobbe

Book Review: Rethinking globalization: critical issues and policy choices pp. 247-249

Kathryn Besio

Book Review: Anthropology and development in South-East Asia. Theory and practice pp. 249-250

Leslie Palmier

Book Review: Transforming the Indonesian uplands, Turbulent times and enduring peoples: mountain minorities in the South-East Asian massif pp. 250-252

Tim Forsyth

Book Review: Participation of the poor in development initiatives: taking their rightful place pp. 252-254

Ben Page

Book Review: Development projects & impoverishment risks: resettling project-affected people in India pp. 254-255

Holly M. Hapke

Book Review: Development with a human face. Experiences in social achievement and economic growth pp. 255-256

Barry Munslow

Book Review: Greening trade and investment: environmental protection without protectionism pp. 256-257

Matthew Cole

Book Review: Marketing democracy: power and social movements in post-dictatorship Chile pp. 258-259

Jessica Budds

Book Review: Gender, ethnicity and place: women and identities in Guyana pp. 259-260

Janet Henshall Momsen

Book Review: Closing the circle: democratization and development in Africa pp. 261-262

Vanessa Ireti Oni

Book Review: The no-nonsense guides: Globalisation, Climate change, Fair Trade pp. 262-263

David Wood

Book Review: Tourism economics, the environment and development - analysis and policy pp. 263-265

Rolph A. Payet

Book Review: The false dilemma. Globalization: opportunity or threat? pp. 265-266

David Storey

Book Review: Nonviolent social movements: a geographical perspective pp. 266-268

Stuart Lorkin

Volume 2, issue 2, 2002

A survey of the World Development Reports I: discursive strategies pp. 93-111

Emma Mawdsley and Jonathan Rigg

Contentious development: peri-urban studies in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 113-131

Beacon Mbiba and Marie Huchzermeyer

Implications of adopting a complexity framework for development pp. 133-143

Samir Rihani

Myth or math: the waxing and waning of the female-headed household pp. 145-151

Janet Henshall Momsen

Financing Sustainable Development: Crises of Legitimacy pp. 153-160

Adil Najam

Book Review: Institutions and economic change in Southeast Asia pp. 161-162

Jim Cobbe

Book Review: Late Victorian holocausts: El Niño famines and the making of the Third World pp. 162-163

Matthew Gandy

Book Review: The free trade adventure: the WTO, the Uruguay round and globalism - a critique pp. 163-165

Joel Wainwright

Book Review: Making a living: changing livelihoods in rural Africa pp. 165-167

Mary Tiffen

Book Review: The ageing and development report. Poverty, independence and the world’s older people pp. 167-168

Inge Strü der

Book Review: Gender and the South China miracle: two worlds of factory women pp. 168-170

Alissa Trotz

Book Review: Fertility, mortality and migration in SubSaharan Africa: the case of Ovamboland in Northern Namibia, 1925-90 pp. 170-171

John A. Jackson

Book Review: Redefining the Third World. Foreword by Peter Vale pp. 171-172

Jeroen F. Warner

Book Review: Unnatural selection: the Yanomami, the Kayapo and the onslaught of civilisation pp. 172-174

Nicholas Ford

Book Review: Environmental planning, policies and politics in eastern and southern Africa pp. 174-176

Doug T. Feremenga

Book Review: Culture and global change pp. 176-177

Dan Knox

Book Review: Environmentalism for a New Millennium: the challenge of coevolution pp. 177-178

Hugh E. Bartling

Book Review: The environment and international trade negotiations: developing country stakes pp. 178-180

Frank Biermann

Book Review: Microfinance systems: designing quality financial services for the poor pp. 180-181

Dipak Ghosh

Volume 2, issue 1, 2002

Making progress in development studies pp. 1-3

Robert B. Potter

NGOs, civil society and democratization: a critical review of the literature pp. 5-22

Claire Mercer

The software industry and development: the case of India pp. 23-45

Uma Kambhampati

Thinking and doing things about poverty II: the poverty reduction strategy process in Africa pp. 47-51

Eric Hanley

Malaria and development I: overview pp. 53-58

Mansell Prothero

Book Review: Policy regimes and industrial competitiveness: a comparative study of East Asia and India pp. 59-60

Uma Kambhampati

Book Review: Development, governance and the environment in South Asia: a focus on Bangladesh pp. 60-61

Elizabeth Bennett

Book Review: From migrants to citizens: membership in a changing world pp. 61-63

Norman Vasu

Book Review: South Africa in the twentieth century pp. 63-64

Yolanda Sadie

Book Review: The political economy of poverty, equity, and growth - Nigeria and Indonesia pp. 64-66

Raheemat Momodu

Book Review: Disposable domestics: Immigrant women workers in the global economy pp. 66-67

Patricia Ehrkamp

Book Review: Economic growth and international trade pp. 67-68

Don Webber

Book Review: Economy-environment-development-knowledge pp. 68-69

Graham Chapman

Book Review: Intellectual property rights, the WTO and developing countries. The TRIPS Agreement and policy options pp. 69-70

Eric Neumayer

Book Review: Informal politics in East Asia pp. 70-71

Robert Hassink

Book Review: International investment and climate change: energy technologies for developing countries pp. 71-73

Alex Farrell

Book Review: Renewing social and economic progress in Africa pp. 73-74

Joseph Mensah

Book Review: The political and economic transition in East Asia: strong market, weakening state pp. 74-76

Ferguson Evans

Book Review: Global strategies and local realities: the auto industry in emerging markets pp. 76-77

David W. Edgington

Book Review: The role of foreign direct investment in East Asian economic development pp. 78-80

David W. Edgington

Book Review: Engendering the environment? Gender in the World Bank’s environmental policies pp. 80-81

Leila M. Harris

Book Review: Globalizing cities, a new spatial order? pp. 81-83

Carlos J.L. Balsas

Book Review: Rural China takes off - institutional foundations of economic reform pp. 83-84

David Pollard Dundee

Book Review: Sustainability: life chances and livelihoods pp. 84-86

Chrisna du Plessis

Book Review: The poor and their money pp. 86-87

Leonora C. Angeles

Book Review: Dangerous intersections. Feminist perspectives on population, environment and development pp. 87-89

Mary S. Thompson

Book Review: Growing pains: environmental management in developing countries. Sheffield: Greenleaf Publishing Limited pp. 89-90

Nikola Farmer

Book Review: Women of China: economic and social transformations pp. 90-91

Zhang Weiguo