Development in Practice

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Volume 16, issue 6, 2006

Editorial pp. 515-517

Deborah Eade

Which knowledge? Whose reality? An overview of knowledge used in the development sector pp. 518-532

Mike Powell

African scholars and African Studies pp. 533-544

Adebayo Olukoshi

Blazing a trail while lazing around: knowledge processes and wood-fuel paradoxes? pp. 545-558

Reginald Cline-Cole

Wiki and the Agora: ‘It's organising, Jim, but not as we know it’ pp. 559-569

Antony Bryant

Knowledge and learning in online networks in development: a social-capital perspective pp. 570-586

Sarah Cummings, Richard Heeks and Marleen Huysman

Catching history on its wings: the experience of Pambazuka News pp. 587-592

Firoze Manji and Patrick Burnett

Knowledge, communication, development: a perspective from Latin America pp. 593-602

Alfonso Gumucio Dagron

Supporting communication for development with horizontal dialogue and a level playing field: The Communication Initiative pp. 603-610

Deborah Heimann

Promoting gender equality? Some development-related uses of ICTs by women pp. 611-616

Anita Gurumurthy

How can PhD research contribute to the global health research agenda? pp. 617-622

Susan H. Walker, Veronic Ouellette and Valéry Ridde

Web 2.0: a new chapter in development in practice? pp. 623-627

Chris Addison

Appreciating the Movement of the Movements pp. 628-643

Helen Hintjens

What is Development Studies? pp. 644-650

Andrew Sumner

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 651-658

The Editors

Acknowledgements pp. 659-660

The Editors

Index to Volume 16 pp. 661-663

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 5, 2006

Editorial pp. 383-384

Deborah Eade

Enhancing learning in development partnerships pp. 385-399

Robin Vincent and Ailish Byrne

The power of participatory monitoring and evaluation: insights from south-west China pp. 400-411

Ronnie Vernooy, Sun Qiu and Jianchu Xu

Accountability and effectiveness of NGOs: adapting business tools successfully pp. 412-424

Eoghan Walsh and Helena Lenihan

Can Business Development Services practitioners learn from theories of innovation and services marketing? pp. 425-440

Marjolein Caniëls, Henny A. Romijn and Marieke de Ruijter-De Wildt

Fair-trade coffee in Nicaragua and Tanzania: a comparison pp. 441-451

Gautier Pirotte, Geoffrey Pleyers and Marc Poncelet

A survey of micro-enterprise in urban West Africa: drivers shaping the sector pp. 452-464

Marc-André Roy and David Wheeler

Shea butter: connecting rural Burkinabè women to international markets through fair trade pp. 465-475

Delaney Greig

Micro-credit and micro-finance: functional and conceptual differences pp. 476-483

Khandakar Qudrat-I Elahi and M. Lutfor Rahman

The role of Ministries of Finance in implementing the ‘Three Ones’ pp. 484-489

Kizito Nsarhaza Bishikwabo and Alessandro Lanteri

Micro-credit in Spain: a comparison with the Southern approach pp. 490-497

Begoña Gutiérrez Nieto

Aquaculture in Vietnam: development perspectives pp. 498-503

Do Thi Thanh Vinh

AccountAbility 2005: ‘Reinventing Accountability for the 21st Century’ pp. 504-505

Jenny Hyatt

Book reviews pp. 506-514

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 03-04, 2006

Editorial pp. 235-239

Deborah Eade

Humanitarian trends and dilemmas pp. 240-254

Tony Vaux

The politics of emergency and the demise of the developing state: problems for humanitarian advocacy pp. 255-269

Vanessa Pupavac

Who protects civilians? pp. 270-277

Andrew Bonwick

Colombian peace communities: the role of NGOs in supporting resistance to violence and oppression pp. 278-291

Gretchen Alther

Everyday practices of humanitarian aid: tsunami response in Sri Lanka pp. 292-302

Udan Fernando and Dorothea Hilhorst

Humanitarianism and politics: the dangers of contrived separation pp. 303-315

Volker Schimmel

Funding development in Rwanda: the survivors' perspective pp. 316-321

Mary Kayitesi-Blewitt

Aid partnership in the Bougainville conflict: the case of a local women's NGO and its donors pp. 322-333

Jonathan Makuwira

Meeting the demand for skilled and experienced humanitarian workers pp. 334-341

Frances Richardson

Women, gender, and conflict: making the connections pp. 342-353

Martha Thompson

Contemporary issues in humanitarianism: selected resources pp. 354-370

Deborah Eade

Book reviews pp. 371-381

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 3-4, 2006

Editorial pp. 235-239

Deborah Eade

Humanitarian trends and dilemmas pp. 240-254

Tony Vaux

The politics of emergency and the demise of the developing state: problems for humanitarian advocacy pp. 255-269

Vanessa Pupavac

Who really protects civilians? pp. 270-277

Andrew Bonwick

Colombian peace communities: the role of NGOs in supporting resistance to violence and oppression pp. 278-291

Gretchen Alther

Everyday practices of humanitarian aid: tsunami response in Sri Lanka pp. 292-302

Udan Fernando and Dorothea Hilhorst

Humanitarianism and politics: the dangers of contrived separation pp. 303-315

Volker Schimmel

Funding development in Rwanda: the survivors' perspective pp. 316-321

Mary Kayitesi-Blewitt

Aid partnership in the Bougainville conflict: the case of a local women's NGO and its donors pp. 322-333

Jonathan Makuwira

Meeting the demand for skilled and experienced humanitarian workers pp. 334-341

Frances Richardson

Women, gender, and conflict: making the connections pp. 342-353

Martha Thompson

Contemporary issues in humanitarianism: selected resources pp. 354-370

Deborah Eade

Book reviews pp. 371-381

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 2, 2006

Editorial pp. 111-113

Deborah Eade

Decentralisation and NGO–municipal government collaboration in Ecuador pp. 114-127

James R. Keese and Marco Freire Argudo

Scaling-up natural resource management: insights from research in Latin America pp. 128-140

Simon E. Carter and Bruce Currie-Alder

Gender and evidence-based planning: the CIET methods pp. 141-152

Neil Andersson and Melissa Roche

Building skills in qualitative research to inform pro-poor policy: experience from a Bangladeshi NGO pp. 153-168

Janet Seeley and Iqbal Alam Khan

Art and disarmament: turning arms into ploughshares in Mozambique pp. 169-178

Frank James Tester

The future of Fair Trade coffee: dilemmas facing Latin America's small-scale producers pp. 179-192

Douglas L. Murray, Laura T. Raynolds and Peter L. Taylor

Development? Freedom? Whose development and freedom? pp. 193-200

Jonathan Makuwira

NGOs in conflict prevention: experiences from the water sector in Ethiopia pp. 201-208

Rea Bonzi

Evaluating gender mainstreaming in development projects pp. 209-214

Maretha de Waal

Mainstreaming gender in the mines: results from an Indonesian colliery pp. 215-221

Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt

Falling down the rabbit hole: crime in Johannesburg's inner city pp. 222-226

Kirsten Harrison

Book reviews pp. 227-232

The Editors

Erratum pp. 233-233

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 1, 2006

Editorial pp. 1-3

Deborah Eade

Developing leaders? developing countries? pp. 4-14

Henry Mintzberg

Academic-community collaboration, gender research, and development: pitfalls and possibilities pp. 15-26

Barbara Cottrell and Jane L. Parpart

Lessons from action-research partnerships: LASA/Oxfam America 2004 Martin Diskin Memorial Lecture pp. 27-38

Jonathan Fox

Partnerships, learning, and development: a case study from Ghana pp. 39-50

Chie Takahashi

Urban agriculture: addressing practical and strategic gender needs pp. 51-61

Alice J. Hovorka

Unethical ethics?: applying research ethics in Uzbekistan pp. 62-67

Caleb Wall And and John Overton

Forestry income management and poverty reduction: empirical findings from Kongo, Cameroon pp. 68-73

Samuel Assembe Mvondo

Designing and implementing a community-driven development programme in Indonesia pp. 74-79

Ke Fang

Changes in the lives of the ultra poor: an exploratory study pp. 80-84

Sarah Walker and Imran Matin

Bridging research and policy in international development: an analytical and practical framework pp. 85-90

Julius Court and John Young

A participatory approach to evaluating the impact of NGOs on development in Nepal pp. 91-96

John Cameron

Between four worlds: building research capacity in Papua New Guinea pp. 97-102

Carole Kayrooz, Barbara Chambers and John Spriggs

Conference report pp. 103-104

The Editors

Book reviews pp. 105-109

The Editors