Development in Practice
1996 - 2025
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Volume 35, issue 4, 2025
- Editorial pp. 517-518

- Patrick Kilby
- Understanding agricultural extension professionals’ intention to use participatory approaches in Kenya pp. 519-537

- George Nyarigoti Mose
- Effects of food price volatility on food security in rural Ethiopia: a panel data analysis pp. 538-548

- Ahmed Alkader Hassen and Zelalem Gebeyehu Yimam
- Factors affecting livestock farmers’ access and level of engagement with extension agencies in Tamil Nadu, India pp. 549-565

- Jothilakshmi Mani, Narmatha Nachiappan, Akila Natarajan and Thirunavukkarasu Duraisamy
- Understanding family farming in the Philippine context pp. 566-584

- Jaime A. Manalo IV, Girlie Nora A. Abrigo, Rowena P. De Guzman, Perry G. I. Del Rosario and Rhemilyn Z. Relado-Sevilla
- Transforming rural gender culture: the roles and struggles of women in China pp. 585-595

- Yangyang Chen and Hong Cai
- Animal health care and ethnoveterinary animal remedies among smallholder farming households in South Africa pp. 596-605

- Siphe Zantsi, Noluthando Ngcobo and Mercy Hombakazi Nqandeka
- Can microcredit benefit poor and women-headed households? Microcredit for an income-generation project in Vietnam pp. 606-618

- Yoon S. Hur, Jisun Jung and Jongho Kim
- Roles of community leaders in flood management at the selected flood-prone areas of Jakarta Province pp. 619-632

- Fatmah Fatmah
- Creating social capital for the poorest women – evidence from BRAC’s Ultra Poor Graduation program pp. 633-649

- Md Moslah Uddin and David Lawson
- Peer support groups as a participatory development principle pp. 650-668

- Nanki Kaur, Iliso Lamakhosikazi, David Edmunds, Christopher J. Colvin, Monwa Magoqi, Mandla Majola, Madeline Curry, Jillian Randolph, Alison Swartz, Richard Handler, Noor Sharif, Lauren Taylor and Rupa S. Valdez
- Can domestic resource mobilisation by civil society organisations (CSOs) open up civic space in the Global South? pp. 669-687

- Emmanuel Kumi and Rachel Hayman
- Appropriate approaches for practitioners in international programs: reflections from a Cambodia–Australia collaboration pp. 688-696

- Leandra Rhodes-Dicker, Mariny Chheang, Chanrika Keo, Mengheang Hak, Nick J. Brown and Matthew Currell
- Sustainable economic development: perspectives from political economy and economic pluralism pp. 697-699

- Mawardi Kartasasmita, Diendayu Rachma Tunggal Lolyta, Evan Fernando, Meri Perdana Putri and Tiara Ratna Dewi
Volume 35, issue 3, 2025
- Correction pp. I-I

- The Editors
- Editorial: issue 35.3 pp. 303-304

- Emily Finlay
- Addressing gender-based violence through social protection: a scoping review pp. 305-320

- Tara Patricia Cookson, Lorena Fuentes and Jennifer Bitterly
- A qualitative analysis of derogatory labels used against persons with disabilities in Kashmir pp. 321-333

- Sarafraz Ahmad, Zahid Ahmad Lone and Kulsum Ahad
- Gendered responsibilities of household members in securing livelihoods through mat making in the Barak Valley, Assam pp. 334-346

- Chayan Deb
- Experiences of women artisans in Ghana’s informal construction sector: the COVID-19 aftermath and its implications pp. 347-358

- Emefa Tonorgbevi Awuku and Micheal Sakyi-Darko
- Socio-economic determinants of girls' higher education: empirical insights from the high-mountain Nagar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan pp. 359-373

- Iftikhar Ali, Mohsin Khan and Amjad Ali
- Breaking barriers: exploring factors shaping women’s financial decision-making in Indian households pp. 374-385

- Sangeeth Mathew Philip and Pragati Jain
- Assessing the relationship between land ownership and the health care expenditure of rural women in Bangladesh pp. 386-397

- Kazi Tanvir Mahmud, Jinat Hossain, Fahima Kabir and Robayet Ferdous Syed
- Evaluating Rajasthan’s urban employment guarantee program: some key insights and concerns pp. 398-409

- Krishna Priya Choragudi
- Gender gap in rice productivity: micro-evidence from Myanmar pp. 410-429

- Nandar Aye Chan, Orkhan Sariyev and Manfred Zeller
- Lessons learnt from the localisation of WASH programs for those most overlooked in Cambodia pp. 430-445

- Leandra Rhodes-Dicker, N. J. Brown and M. Currell
- Local economic development for peacebuilding. The reincorporation of FARC’s former combatants in Agua Bonita, Colombia pp. 446-461

- Carlos Madridejos Ornilla
- Holiday hunger in India: experiences of food insecurity during the school summer holidays pp. 462-479

- Lana Whittaker
- Filming the environment: lessons from a climate change communication initiative in Kolkata schools pp. 480-492

- Manoj Kumar Das and Subha Das Mollick
- Towards just cities: an environmental justice analysis of Aligarh, India pp. 493-514

- Ubaid Sidique
- Hidden politics in the UN Sustainable Development Goals pp. 515-516

- Patrick Kilby
Volume 35, issue 2, 2025
- Between worlds, beyond boundaries: understanding pracademic contributions to social change pp. 175-186

- Inés M. Pousadela, Angela Crack, Alan Fowler, Willem Elbers and Faina Diola
- Catalysts for change: pracademic roles and added value to social impact pp. 187-198

- Willem Elbers
- The translatory role of community-based pracademics in global social development pp. 199-204

- David Moxley
- Pracademics as agents of change: locating one in the South African agricultural economics discipline pp. 205-212

- Siphe Zantsi and Mamakie Lungwana
- Balancing early-career paths as pracademics: a collaborative autoethnography study in China pp. 213-223

- Ke Lu and Shiqi Peng
- Muslim pracademics as double brokers: a faith-sensitive, intersectional framework for understanding pracademics’ experiences and positionalities pp. 224-237

- Jennifer Philippa Eggert and Behar Sadriu
- Weaving the space between: navigating identities and institutions as a third-sector pracademic pp. 238-243

- Michele Fugiel Gartner
- Navigating research, development practice, and activism as a transnational pracademic pp. 244-249

- Jae-Eun Noh
- Pracademics in international and development cooperation. Case studies from China and the Middle East region pp. 250-263

- Berthold Kuhn
- A pracademic framework to strengthen higher education engagement in Ecuador pp. 264-269

- Maria del Carmen Zenck Huerta and José Daniel Merchán Naranjo
- Early career pracademics in international development: satisfactions and challenges pp. 270-277

- Karolina Kluczewska
- Shifting pracademic roles and identities: feminist experiences from Latin America pp. 278-291

- Inés M. Pousadela
- Adventures in the multiverse: a collective experience of pracademia pp. 292-302

- Lisa Denney, Elisabeth Jackson, Chris Roche, Chris Adams, Danielle Campbell, Eileen Christou, Aidan Craney, Alex Gyles, Allan Illingworth and Ujjwal Krishna
Volume 35, issue 1, 2025
- Thank you to Development in Practice peer reviewers pp. I-IV

- The Editors
- Editorial: issue 35.1 pp. 1-2

- Emily Finlay
- Climate change perception and adaptation among farmers in the mountains of Western Karakoram, Pakistan pp. 3-20

- Maria Sassi, Yousuf Ali and Iftikhar Ali
- Livelihood diversification and household economic well-being in rural Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, India pp. 21-38

- Hemant Patidar, Satheesh Chothodi, Rahul Mishra and Kundan Parmar
- Agricultural knowledge and youth participation in agriculture and agribusiness in an African context pp. 39-59

- Peter Asare-Nuamah, Ebo Botchway, Christopher Dick-Sagoe, Joycelyn Oteng Asamoah, Umar Kabanda and Mavis Anane-Aboagye
- One Tambon One Product (OTOP) implementation by the Thai Government pp. 60-73

- Viritpol Ponark and Mokbul Morshed Ahmad
- #COVIDSOS: health support during the second wave of COVID-19 in India pp. 74-85

- Debipreeta Rahut
- Closing the climate information gap? NGO intermediaries in climate information services in Samburu, Kenya pp. 86-100

- Alphonce Agola Mollo, Iben Nathan and Winnie V. Mitullah
- Driving transformation: the role of institutions in shaping ecological farming adoption in Kiambu County, Kenya pp. 101-116

- Emma Wangari Kamau, Raphael Gitau and Hillary K. Bett
- Overcoming the concept of pockets of poverty: the case of Jequitinhonha Valley in Brazil pp. 117-126

- Beni Trojbicz
- Poverty reduction and the sustainable development goals: a bibliometric study focused on the Global South pp. 127-151

- Amjed Hameed Majeed, Alhamzah F. Abbas, Kadhim Ghaffar Kadhim and Mohammed Farhan Kzar
- Innovation platforms in practice: a conceptual framework pp. 152-166

- Erica Odera, Sebastian Galindo, Saskia Hendrickx, Adegbola Adesogan, Marjatta Eilitta and Brigitte A. Pfluger
- Problems in reducing inequalities in Indonesia’s oil palm zones pp. 167-173

- Bintar Mupiza and Chusak Wittayapak
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