Development in Practice

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Volume 19, issue 8, 2009

Guest editors’ introduction: Active citizenship and social accountability pp. 955-963

Matthew Clarke and Bruce Missingham

Active citizenship or passive clientelism? Accountability and development in Solomon Islands pp. 964-980

John Cox

‘Situating’ active citizenship: historical and contemporary perspectives of women's organising in the Pacific pp. 981-996

Nicole George

The modern face of traditional agrarian rule: local government in Pakistan pp. 997-1008

Nadeem Malik

Oxfam Australia's experience of ‘bottom–up’ accountability pp. 1009-1022

Chris Roche

Global Connections: ‘A Tool for Active Citizenship’ pp. 1023-1034

Lisa Schultz, José Roberto Guevara, Samantha Ratnam, Ani Wierenga, Johanna Wyn and Charlotte Sowerby

Citizen-driven reform of local-level basic services: Community-Based Performance Monitoring pp. 1035-1051

David W. Walker

Social accountability and community forest management: the failure of collaborative governance in the Wombat Forest pp. 1052-1063

Nathanial Matthews and Bruce Missingham

Over the border and under the radar: can illegal migrants be active citizens? pp. 1064-1078

Matthew Clarke

Creating Credibility: Legitimacy and Accountability for Transnational Civil Society pp. 1079-1080

Robert E Kelly

NGOs in International Law: Efficiency in Flexibility? pp. 1081-1082

Akima Paul

Networking Futures: The Movements Against Corporate Globalization pp. 1082-1084

Anita Howarth

Making Poverty: A History pp. 1084-1086

Josie Calvert

Global Development 2.0: Can Philanthropists, the Public, and the Poor Make Poverty History? pp. 1086-1088

Anna Melland

Earth Matters: Indigenous Peoples, The Extractive Industries and Corporate Social Responsibility pp. 1088-1089

Xavier Dias

The Throes of Democracy: Brazil Since 1989 pp. 1089-1091

Sergio Murillo Pinto

SAS2: A Guide to Collaborative Inquiry and Social Engagement pp. 1091-1093

Paula Claycomb

Acknowledgements pp. 1094-1095

The Editors

Index to Volume 19 pp. 1096-1101

The Editors

Volume 19, issue 7, 2009

Editorial pp. 823-824

The Editors

Changing families and communities: an LGBT contribution to an alternative development path pp. 825-836

Peter Drucker

Why a managerialist pursuit will not necessarily lead to achievement of MDGs pp. 837-848

Donald Curtis and Yeow Poon

Facilitators of development or Kapos for capital: the primrose path to GATS pp. 849-858

Jon Cloke

Relationships, learning, and trust: lessons from the SNV–RECOFTC partnership pp. 859-872

Sango Mahanty, Yurdi Yasmi, John Guernier, Rob Ukkerman and Lucia Nass

Probiotics in Tanzania: a multi-partner development project pp. 873-883

Sandra Smeltzer, Grace Flesher and Ellena Andoniou

Garden of Eden? The impact of resettlement on squatters' ‘agri-hoods’ in Fiji pp. 884-894

Alec Thornton

Walking together: the journey of the Non-Aligned Movement and the women's movement pp. 895-905

Devaki Jain and Shubha Chacko

Re-thinking the integration of women in population development initiatives pp. 906-911

Carolette Norwood

The emergence of a fourth pillar in development aid pp. 912-922

Patrick Develtere and Tom De Bruyn

Developing small production and marketing enterprises: mushroom contract farming in Bangladesh pp. 923-932

Md. Zamil and Jean-Joseph Cadilhon

Diary of a participatory advocacy film project: transforming communication initiatives into living campaigns pp. 933-937

Emilie Flower and Brigid McConville

Social Justice and Development pp. 938-939

Anne Leewis

Moving Out Of Poverty: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Mobility pp. 939-940

Ndwakhulu Tshishonga

Social Policies and Private Sector Participation in Water Supply: Beyond Regulation pp. 940-942

José Castro

Corporate Social Responsibility and Urban Development: Lessons from the South pp. 942-943

Mona Luxion

The New Global Frontier: Urbanization, Poverty and Environment in the 21st Century pp. 943-945

Wellington Thwala

Alleviating Poverty Through Business Strategy pp. 945-947

Martin Kalungu-Banda

Do Bicycles Equal Development in Mozambique? pp. 947-948

Ndwakhulu Tshishonga

Citizens Abroad: Emigration and the State in the Middle East and North Africa pp. 949-950

Ángela Suárez Collado

Feminism and War: Confronting US Imperialism pp. 950-952

Rosemary Galli

International Development Studies: Theories and Methods in Research and Practice pp. 952-954

Hannah Sanderson

Volume 19, issue 6, 2009

Editorial pp. 689-691

Deborah Eade

‘Development is a bag of cement’: the infrapolitics of participatory budgeting in the Andes pp. 692-701

John Cameron

Indigenous protest, social networks, and ethnic stereotyping: some insights from the Peruvian Amazon pp. 702-713

Lucy Earle

Transnational peace building: bringing salt and light to Colombia and the USA pp. 714-725

Loramy Gerstbauer

Analysing social-change practice in the Peruvian Amazon through a feminist reading of participatory communication research pp. 726-736

Elizabeth Rattine-Flaherty and Arvind Singhal

Solidarity economy and recycling co-ops in São Paulo: micro-credit to alleviate poverty pp. 737-751

Jutta Gutberlet

Ethical predicaments for anthropologists: the Peruvian case pp. 752-758

Norma Fuller

On the road to Accra, via Canada and County Kerry pp. 759-765

Tina Wallace

El Niño: an adaptive response to build social and ecological resilience pp. 766-776

Peter Urich, Liza Quirog and William Granert

Measuring the impact of fair trade on development pp. 777-788

Ruerd Ruben, Ricardo Fort and Guillermo Zúñiga-Arias

How partnership works pp. 789-792

Thomas Franklin

Redefining development for national security: implications for civil society pp. 793-798

Katie Wright

Gender in Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction, Manila, October 2008 pp. 799-802

Ines Smyth

Countering Development – Indigenous Modernity and the Moral Imagination pp. 803-805

Renato Athias

Haiti in the Balance – Why Foreign Aid Has Failed and What We Can Do About It pp. 805-807

John Cropper

Europe's Last Frontier? Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine between Russia and the European Union; The New Eastern Europe: Ukraine, Belarus, and Moldova pp. 807-809

Lyudmyla Pustelnyk

Development Aid in Russia: Lessons from Siberia pp. 809-811

Nicholas Colloff

Economic Gangsters: Corruption, Violence and the Poverty of Nations pp. 811-812

Tarcisius Mukuka

Philanthrocapitalism. How the Rich Can Save the World and Why We Should Let Them; Just Another Emperor? The Myths and Realities of Philanthropic Capitalism pp. 812-815

Hugo Sintes

Business Planning for Turbulent Times: New Methods for Applying Scenarios pp. 815-816

Richard Grahn

International Politics of HIV/AIDS: Global Disease – Local Pain pp. 816-818

John Harvey

Female Sex Trafficking in Asia. The Resilience of Patriarchy in a Changing World pp. 818-819

Majda Hrženjak

Development Policy as a Way to Manage Climate Change Risks (Climate Policy 8 (2),. 99–240) pp. 819-821

Catherine Pettengell

Corrigendum pp. 822-822

The Editors

Volume 19, issue 4-5, 2009

Citizens' media and communication pp. 443-452

Jethro Pettit, Juan Salazar and Alfonso Dagron

Playing with fire: power, participation, and communication for development pp. 453-465

Alfonso Dagron

Negotiating power: community media, democracy, and the public sphere pp. 466-478

Saima Saeed

‘Neither silent nor invisible’: anti-poverty communication in the San Francisco Bay Area pp. 479-490

Dorothy Kidd and Bernadette Barker-Plummer

From mouthpiece to public service: donor support to radio broadcasters in new democracies pp. 491-503

Simon Milligan and Graham Mytton

Self-determination in practice: the critical making of indigenous media pp. 504-513

Juan Salazar

Electronic dreaming tracks: Indigenous community broadcasting in Australia pp. 514-524

Michael Meadows

Radio, control, and indigenous peoples: the failure of state-invented citizens' media in Mexico pp. 525-537

Antoni Castells-Talens, José Ramos Rodríguez and Marisol Chan Concha

Transforming images: reimagining women's work through participatory video pp. 538-549

Usha Harris

Theatre for transformation and empowerment: a case study of Jana Sanskriti Theatre of the Oppressed pp. 550-559

Sandra Mills

Sexual-health communication across and within cultures: the Clown Project, Guatemala pp. 560-572

Anthony Savdié and Andrew Chetley

Participatory content creation: voice, communication, and development pp. 573-584

Jo Tacchi, Jerry Watkins and Kosala Keerthirathne

Mobile phones and community development: a contact zone between media and citizenship pp. 585-597

Gerard Goggin and Jacqueline Clark

Four steps to community media as a development tool pp. 598-609

Stefania Milan

Rebel voices and radio actors: in pursuit of dialogue and debate in northern Uganda pp. 610-620

Maggie Ibrahim

Transforming public space: a local radio's work in a poor urban community pp. 621-629

Dora Navarro

Moved to act: communication supporting HIV social movements to achieve inclusive social change pp. 630-642

Robin Vincent and Lucy Stackpool-Moore

The state of the art in citizens’ communication for social change in Spain pp. 643-653

Alejandro Barranquero

Citizens' publications that empower: social change for the homeless pp. 654-664

Claudia Magallanes-Blanco and Juan Pérez-Bermúdez

Creating knowledge for action: the case for participatory communication in research pp. 665-677

Laura Cornish and Alison Dunn

Giving voice: instigating debate on issues of citizenship, participation, and accountability pp. 678-687

Samuel Kafewo

Volume 19, issue 3, 2009

Editorial pp. 285-287

Deborah Eade

Who will guard the guardians? Amartya Sen's contribution to development evaluation pp. 288-299

Stephen Porter and Jacques de Wet

Changes in villagers' knowledge, perceptions, and attitudes concerning gender roles and relations in Bangladesh pp. 300-310

Md. Abdul Alim

Transformative learning and mind-change in rural Afghanistan pp. 311-328

Friedrich W. Affolter, Katja Richter, Karimullah Afaq, Assadullah Daudzai, M. Taofiq Massood, Niamatullah Rahimi and Ghotai Sahebian

Women and NGO professionalisation: a case study of Jordan pp. 329-339

Janine A. Clark and Wacheke M. Michuki

Memory, suffering, survival tactics, and healing among Jopadhola women in post-war Uganda pp. 340-349

Marijke Abel and Annemiek Richters

Privatisation of urban water and sewerage services in Turkey: some trends pp. 350-364

Tayfun Cinar

Lessons from selected development policies and practices pp. 365-370

Michael Chibba

Learning from innovation: implications of an integrated development project in Chiapas, Mexico pp. 371-380

John Burstein

Research into practice: a comprehensive approach pp. 381-385

Jens Aagaard-Hansen and Annette Olsen

Mapping the road to development: a methodology for scaling up participation in policy processes pp. 386-395

Donald R. Nelson, Marcelo T. Folhes and Timothy J. Finan

Health and hygiene behaviour change: bottom–up meets top–down in Tibet pp. 396-402

Choeden Yeshi, Puchung Wangdui and Susan Holcombe

Perceptions and practices of farmer empowerment in Tanzania pp. 403-413

Dismas Lyegendili Mwaseba, Amon Zacharia Mattee, Randi Kaarhus, Evelyne Albert Lazaro, Zebedayo Samwel Kayanda Mvena, Raphael Munanka Wambura and Elimpaa Daniel Kiranga

Challenging conventional views on mobile-telecommunications investment: evidence from conflict zones pp. 414-420

Agnieszka Konkel and Richard Heeks

World Heritage and Public Works: Development Co-operation for Poverty Alleviation pp. 421-423

Devi Roza Kausar

The Ethical Trading Initiative: Tenth Anniversary Conference pp. 424-426

Peter Williams

Feminisms in Development: Contradictions, Contestations and Challenges; Gender Myths and Feminist Fables: The Struggle for Interpretive Power in Gender and Development pp. 427-429

Deborah Eade

States, Scarcity and Civil strife in the developing world pp. 429-431

Robert A. Dowd

Globalization and Its Counterforces in Southeast Asia pp. 431-432

Robert E. Kelly

Transitional justice and reconciliation after violent conflict: learning from African experiences pp. 433-434

Margaret Panighel

Development, Divinity and Dharma: The Role of Religion in Development and Microfinance Institutions pp. 434-436

Renny Gye

City Futures: confronting the crisis of urban development pp. 436-437

Mona Luxion

Enticing the Learning: Trainers in Development pp. 437-439

Alan Rogers

Hijacking America: How the Religious and Secular Right Changed What Americans Think pp. 439-441

Rosemary Galli

Volume 19, issue 2, 2009

Editorial pp. 133-135

Deborah Eade

‘Community development’ as a buzz-word pp. 136-147

Mfaniseni Fana Sihlongonyane

Dimensions, manifestations, and perceptions of gender equity: the experiences of Gram Vikas pp. 148-159

R. V. Jayapadma

Structures, values, and interaction in field-level partnerships: the case of UNHCR and NGOs pp. 160-172

Christian Mommers and Margit van Wessel

Learning from experience in urban programming: the case of the SHAHAR project in Bangladesh pp. 173-186

Sanzidur Rahman

Maize diversity, poverty, and market access: lessons from Mexico pp. 187-199

Alder Keleman, Hugo García Rañó and Jon Hellin

More money, new household cultural dynamics: women in micro-finance in Ghana pp. 200-213

Cynthia Arku and Frank S. Arku

Mitigating the impact of HIV and AIDS on rural livelihoods in Southern Africa pp. 214-226

Gladys B. Mutangadura and Bjorg Sandkjaer

The Dominican Republic and Central America Free Trade Agreement with the USA: some concerns pp. 227-232

Sherrow O. Pinder

Valuation of natural resources: efficiency and equity pp. 233-239

Michiel Keyzer, Ben Sonneveld and Wim van Veen

Hanging in, stepping up and stepping out: livelihood aspirations and strategies of the poor pp. 240-247

Andrew Dorward, Simon Anderson, Yolanda Nava Bernal, Ernesto Sánchez Vera, Jonathan Rushton, James Pattison and Rodrigo Paz

Identifying barriers to GIS-based land management in Guatemala pp. 248-258

Christopher A. Badurek

The role of government and NGOs in slum development: the case of Dhaka City pp. 259-265

Enamul Habib

Building the International Criminal Court pp. 266-267

Henning Hahn

International Water Security: Domestic Threats and Opportunities pp. 267-269

Robert E. Kelly

The State Of Resistance: Popular Struggles In The Global South pp. 269-271

Dip Kapoor

NGOs as Advocates for Development in a Globalising World pp. 271-272

Tarcisius Mukuka

Africa and the New Globalization pp. 272-273

Mfaniseni Fana Sihlongonyane

Britain in Africa pp. 273-275

Tarcisius Mukuka

An East Asian Model for Latin American Success: The New Path pp. 275-277

Adrian H. Hearn

Accountability Politics: Power and Voice in Rural Mexico pp. 277-279

Tim Trench

Confronting the Coffee Crisis: Fair Trade, Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystems in Mexico and Central America pp. 279-281

Pablo Gutman

Research Skills for Policy and Development: How To Find Out Fast & World Bank / International Bank for Reconstruction and Development pp. 281-283

Jean-François Brière

Volume 19, issue 1, 2009

Editorial pp. 1-2

Deborah Eade

Reflections on innovation, assessment, and social change: a SPARC case study pp. 3-15

Sheela Patel and Sheridan Bartlett

Complexities in natural-resource management: irrigation infrastructure in Bihar pp. 16-27

Rahul Ramagundam

Why does Community-Based Rehabilitation fail physically disabled women in northern Thailand? pp. 28-38

Theeraphong Bualar and Mokbul Ahmad

Peer education in sexual and reproductive health programming: a Cambodian case study pp. 39-50

Sarah Knibbs and Neil Price

Are current aid strategies marginalising the already marginalised? Cases from Tanzania pp. 51-60

Jim Kinsella and Eamonn Brehony

Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers and the rhetoric of participation pp. 61-71

Palash Kamruzzaman

Urban governance and service delivery in Nigeria pp. 72-78

Massoud Omar

Capacity development for good governance in developing societies: lessons from the field pp. 79-86

Kempe Hope

The gender dimension of migration in India: the politics of contemporary space in Orissa and Rajasthan pp. 87-93

Wasudha Bhatt

Private extension-service provision for smallholder horticultural producers in Kenya: an approach pp. 94-102

Brigitte Nyambo, A. Sief, Ana Varela, B. Löhr, Jerry Cooper and Hans Dobson

An innovative approach to building stronger coalitions: the Net-Map Toolbox pp. 103-105

Eva Schiffer and Jessica Peakes

Insider–outsider positions in health-development research: reflections for practice pp. 106-112

Jan Ritchie, Anthony Zwi, Ilse Blignault, Anne Bunde-Birouste and Derrick Silove

The Roots of African Conflicts: The Causes and Costs; The Resolution of African Conflicts: The Management of Conflict Resolution & Post-Conflict Reconstruction pp. 113-115

Joseph Bock

The Congo Wars: Conflict, Myth and Reality pp. 115-117

Rosemary Galli

Oil and politics in the Gulf of Guinea pp. 117-119

Rosemary Galli

Land and Sustainable Development in Africa pp. 119-120

Tarcisius Mukuka

Environmental Justice in Latin America – Problems, Promise and Practice pp. 120-122

Judith Alazraque

Development, Civil Society and Faith-Based Organisations pp. 122-124

Martin Rew

A New Politics of Identity: Political Principles in an Interdependent World pp. 124-125

Len Bloom

Development with a Body: Sexuality, Human Rights and Development pp. 125-127

Deborah Eade

Corporate Social Responsibility and the Shaping of Global Public Policy pp. 127-129

Jo Zaremba

The New Development Management pp. 129-131

Brenda Lipson

Erratum pp. 132-132

The Editors