Development in Practice

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Volume 9, issue 5, 1999

Editorial pp. 523-525

The Editors

Globalisation and homelessness in the USA: Building a social movement to end poverty pp. 526-538

Cheri Honkala, Richard Goldstein, Elizabeth Thul, William Baptist and Patrick Grugan

Privatisation, multinationals, and corruption pp. 539-556

David Hall

Public sector trade unions in the face of privatisation pp. 557-568

Mike Waghorne

Kafka meets Machiavelli: Post-war, post-transition Eastern Slavonia pp. 569-578

Judith Large

Globalism and nationalism: Which one is bad? pp. 579-583

Sinisa Malesevic

Are universal social standards possible? pp. 583-587

Julius K Nyerere

Globalisation and women in India pp. 587-592

Maithreyi Krishnaraj

Developing countries in the WTO: Support or resist the 'millennium' round? pp. 592-595

Eric Neumayer

Endangering women's health for profit: Health and safety in Mexico's maquiladoras pp. 595-600

Hilary Abell

Export processing zones: A Caribbean development dilemma pp. 601-605

Leith Dunn

Alternative microfinance institutions and vulnerability pp. 605-610

Alfonso Castillo

Equity in health and economic globalisation pp. 610-614

Claudio Schuftan

Electronic information: Promise and peril pp. 614-616

Michael L Tan

'Third World' perspectives on cyberfeminism pp. 616-619

Radhika Gajjala

NGOs: Ladles in the global soup kitchen? pp. 619-622

Stephen Commins

NGOs in a Global Future pp. 623-626

H. Roy Trivedy

Access to graduate education in Bangladesh pp. 627-631

Niaz Ahmed Khan

Where Women Have No Doctor pp. 632-632

Judith Frye Helzner and Alessandra Casanova Guedes

Book Reviews pp. 633-644

The Editors

Book Shelf pp. 645-650

The Editors

Abstracts in Translation pp. 651-655

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Acknowledgements pp. 656-656

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Volume 9, issue 4, 1999

Editorial pp. 379-381

The Editors

The Emperor's New Clothes: A moral tale for development experts? pp. 382-395

Helen Hintjens

Birds of a feather? UNDP and ActionAid implementation of Sustainable Human Development pp. 396-409

Lilly Nicholls

Pursuing partnership: World Vision and the ideology of development - a case study pp. 410-423

Alan Whaites

Microfinance, wage employment and housework: A gender analysis pp. 424-436

Mahmuda Rahman Khan

The use of donkeys in the Mexican central highlands: A gender perspective pp. 437-448

Alix Von Keyserlingk

Viewpoint pp. 449-467

The Editors

Practical Notes pp. 468-487

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Feedback pp. 488-493

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Book Reviews pp. 494-504

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Book Shelf pp. 505-510

The Editors

Abstracts in Translation pp. 511-515

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Volume 9, issue 3, 1999

Editorial pp. 243-245

The Editors

Inclusive, just, plural, dynamic: Building a 'civil' society in the Third World pp. 246-259

Smitu Kothari

Empowerment for development: Taking participatory appraisal further in rural South Africa pp. 261-273

Nicole Motteux, Tony Binns, Etienne Nel and Kate Rowntree

Analysing changing gender relations: Methodological challenges for gender planning pp. 274-286

Catherine Locke and Christine Okali

Responding to mental distress in the Third World: Cultural imperialism or the struggle for synthesis? pp. 287-295

Jane Gilbert

Changing aid patterns in Southern Africa pp. 296-309

Roy Love

Health for All by the Year 2000: What about the nomads? pp. 310-315

Mayeh Abu Omar and Maymuna Muhiadin Omar

Security of tenure, development victims, and the limits of environmental impact assessment in Zimbabwe's communal lands pp. 316-322

Beacon Mbiba

Hurricane Mitch and human rights pp. 322-325

Grahame Russell

Letter from Honduras, 5 November 1998 pp. 325-326

Lourdes Aguilar

Empowering rural women's groups for strengthening economic linkages: Some Indian experiments pp. 327-330

Prof Rajagopal

'Linking' and 'empowering': Key concepts for intervention following war and disaster pp. 330-337

Craig Higson-Smith

Community-based animal health care in Zambia pp. 337-341

Timothy Bainbridge

Conference Report Hazards, globalisation, and sustainability pp. 342-346

John Handmer and Ben Wisner

Book Reviews pp. 347-360

The Editors

Book Shelf pp. 361-367

The Editors

Abstracts in Translation pp. 368-372

The Editors

Volume 9, issue 1-2, 1999

Editorial pp. 5-6

Deborah Eade

Guest editors' introduction: Development management in practice pp. 7-8

Tom Hewitt and Hazel Johnson

What makes good development management? pp. 9-17

Alan Thomas

Finding out rapidly: A soft systems approach to training needs analysis in Thailand pp. 18-32

Simon Bell

Tools for project development within a public action framework pp. 33-42

David Wield

Institutional sustainability as learning pp. 43-55

Hazel Johnson and Gordon Wilson

Inclusive planning and allocation for rural services pp. 56-67

Doug Porter and Martin Onyach-Olaa

Matching services with local preferences: Managing primary education services in a rural district of India pp. 68-77

Ramya Subrahmanian

The development management task and reform of 'public' social services pp. 78-87

Dorcas Robinson

Managing institutional change in the science and technology systems of Eastern Europe and East Africa pp. 88-102

Jo Chataway and Tom Hewitt

Fundraising in Brazil: The major implications for civil society organisations and international NGOs pp. 103-116

Michael Bailey

Routes of funding, roots of trust? Northern NGOs, Southern NGOs, donors, and the rise of direct funding pp. 117-129

David Lewis and Babar Sobhan

An endogenous empowerment strategy: A case-study of Nigerian women pp. 130-141

P. Kassey Garba

Viewpoint Relevance in the twenty-first century: The case for devolution and global association of international NGOs pp. 143-151

Alan Fowler

Northern words, Southern readings pp. 151-158

Carmen Marcuello and Chaime Marcuello

Whose terms? Observations on 'development management' in an English city pp. 159-163

Richard Pinder

Funding preventive or curative care? The Assiut Burns Project pp. 163-169

Norma Burnett

Practical Notes A day in the life of a development manager pp. 170-175

David Crawford, Zainab Mdimi, Harriet Mkilya, Anna Mwambuzi, Matthias Mwiko, Sekiete Sekasua and Dorcas Robinson

The need for reliable systems: Gendered work in Oxfam's Uganda programme pp. 175-178

Lina Payne and Ines Smyth

Domestic violence, deportation, and women's resistance: Notes on managing inter-sectionality pp. 178-183

Purna Sen

Information technology and the management of corruption pp. 184-189

Richard Heeks

Petty corruption and development pp. 189-193

Stephen P Riley

Small enterprise opportunities in municipal solid waste management pp. 193-198

John P Grierson and Ato Brown

An innovative community-based waste disposal scheme in Hyderabad pp. 198-201

Marielle Snel

Book Reviews pp. 202-214

The Editors

Further Resources on Development Management pp. 215-218

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Abstracts in Translation pp. 219-230

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