Progress in Development Studies

2001 - 2025

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Answering the critics pp. 311-323: Tanya Jakimow
Financial development and economic growth in developing countries pp. 325-331: P.J. Dawson
The millennium village project and African development pp. 333-344: Edward Carr
Children and development II pp. 345-348: Gareth A. Jones
The return of politics in development studies I pp. 349-358: Sam Hickey
Book reviews pp. 359-380: N/a

Sources of Vietnam's economic growth pp. 209-229: Phan Minh Ngoc
Planning for the deployment of development in Bangladesh pp. 231-240: Abul Hossain Ahmed Bhuiyan, Aminul Haque Faraizi and Jim McAllister
Integrated Rural Accessibility Planning (IRAP) pp. 241-259: Ashoke K. Sarkar and Dipak Ghosh
Social capital in wonderland pp. 261-269: Ben Fine
Social capital and development studies III pp. 271-279: Anthony Bebbington
Transport planning in sub-Saharan Africa II pp. 281-289: Gina Porter
Book reviews pp. 291-309: N/a

â€˜Is mining good for development?â€™ pp. 129-162: Jeannette Graulau
Human resource development policy in the context of software exports pp. 163-176: Brian Nicholson and Sundeep Sahay
End of development or age of development? pp. 177-182: John Rapley
Sport pp. 183-190: Roger Levermore
Book reviews pp. 191-208: N/a

Editorial pp. 1-5: Ed Brown, Jonathan Cloke and Mansoor Ali
How we got here pp. 7-22: Ed Brown, Jonathan Cloke and Mansoor Ali
Debating GATS pp. 23-29: Clare Joy
GATS and water services pp. 31-44: Diana Mitlin
GATS, â€˜privatizationâ€™ and institutional development for urban water provision pp. 45-58: Richard Franceys
Water and the GATS pp. 59-61: Sir Paul Lever
Neoliberal water and sanitation policies as a failed development strategy pp. 63-83: JosÃ© Esteban Castro
The comparative advantage of the public sector in the development of urban water supply pp. 85-101: Emanuele Lobina and David Hall
â€˜Reclaiming public waterâ€™ pp. 103-114: Philipp Terhorst
Poverty Reduction Strategies pp. 115-128: Peter Harvey

Communities of practice and international development pp. 277-290: Hazel Johnson
Water governance and poverty pp. 291-306: Tom Franks and Frances Cleaver
Poor cousins no more pp. 307-325: Regina Scheyvens
Re-mapping the politics of aid pp. 327-344: May Tan-Mullins, Jonathan Rigg, Lisa Law and Carl Grundy-Warr
Local governance and poverty reduction in South Africa II pp. 345-355: M.T. Mogale
Book reviews pp. 357-375: N/a
Erratum pp. 376-376: N/a

Knowledge, innovation and re-inventing technical assistance for development pp. 183-199: Gordon Wilson
Acknowledging the informal institutional setting of natural resource management pp. 201-215: Roger Lewins
Economic reform and foreign direct investment in Latin America pp. 217-233: Roberto Porzecanski and Kevin P. Gallagher
What is wrong with the Global Support Facility for small-scale mining? pp. 235-249: Gavin Hilson
Transport planning in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 251-257: Gina Porter
Book reviews pp. 259-276: N/a

Envisioning futures of African agriculture pp. 79-98: Aaron deGrassi
Multi-level assessments for better targeting of the poor pp. 99-113: Scott A. Fritzen and Caroline Brassard
Market institutions and urban food supply in West and Southern Africa pp. 115-134: Gina Porter, Fergus Lyon and Deborah Potts
An analytic approach to structuring coâ€“management of community forests in Cameroon pp. 135-154: H. Carolyn Peach Brown, James P. Lassoie and Steven A. Wolf
Social capital and development studies II pp. 155-162: Anthony Bebbington
Book Reviews pp. 163-182: N/a