Development in Practice

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Volume 8, issue 4, 1998

Editorial pp. 405-406

Deborah Eade

Civil society and substantive democracy: Governance and the state of law in Belgium pp. 407-418

Koenraad Van Brabant

Must the show go on? The case for Theatre For Development pp. 419-429

Tim Prentki

Mainstreaming gender in the police: The Maharashtra experience pp. 430-438

S. Chakravarty

'Engendering' environmental projects: The case of eco-timber production in the Solomon Islands pp. 439-453

Regina Scheyvens

Taking sustainability from policy to practice: Bringing poverty concerns into the project cycle pp. 454-465

Mariam Pal

Viewpoint Participatory methodologies: Double-edged swords pp. 466-470

Eliud Ngunjiri

Practical Notes Soup kitchens, women and social policy: Studies from Peru pp. 471-478

Luiba Kogan

Gender-awareness and policies: Theory and practice among small NGDOs pp. 478-482

Jeannette Lekskes

Conference Report Multinational investment and human rights: Forging a consensus pp. 483-484

Michael Edwards

BOOK REVIEW Managing Ethnic Conflict in Africa: Pressures and Incentives for Co-operation pp. 486-491

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Book Shelf pp. 492-498

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In Brief pp. 499-499

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Abstracts in Translation pp. 500-504

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Acknowledgements pp. 505-505

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Volume 8, issue 3, 1998

Editorial pp. 277-278

Deborah Eade

Beyond development, what? pp. 280-296

Gustavo Esteva and Madhu Suri Prakash

NGOs and advocacy: How well are the poor represented? pp. 297-308

Warren Nyamugasira

NGOs in peace-keeping operations: Their role in Mozambique pp. 309-322

Sam Barnes

Eurodad's campaign on multilateral debt: The 1996 HIPC debt initiative and beyond pp. 323-334

Sasja Bo Kkerink and Ted Van Hees

Corporate governance for NGOs? pp. 335-342

Mick Moore and Sheelagh Stewart

Viewpoint NGOs, civil society and the state: Avoiding theoretical extremes in real world issues pp. 343-349

Alan Whaites

Beyond the NGO-government divide: Network NGOs in East Africa pp. 349-353

Marinus K Van Klinken

All rights guaranteed-all actors accountable: Poverty is a violation of human rights pp. 353-357

Grahame Russell

Social policy reform and participation in Latin America: The Bolivian experiment pp. 357-361

Simon Ticehurst

Practical Notes Working under pressure: How people and organizations can achieve more pp. 362-366

Gerald Daly

Sustainable self-help development efforts in the Cameroon grassfields pp. 366-371

Acho-Chi

Conference Report Principled aid in an unprincipled world pp. 372-373

Chris Dolan

Research Round-Up Pre-departure briefing for aid workers pp. 375-378

Gordon Knowles

Book Reviews pp. 379-387

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Book Shelf pp. 388-393

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In Brief pp. 394-395

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Abstracts in Translation pp. 396-400

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Volume 8, issue 2, 1998

Editorial pp. 133-134

Debroah Eade

Sanctioned violence: Development and the persecution of women as witches in South Bihar pp. 136-147

Puja Roy

Men's violence against women in rural Bangladesh: Undermined or exacerbated by microcredit programmes? pp. 148-157

Sidney Ruth Schuler, Syed M Hashemi and Shamsul Huda Badal

Institutionalizing gender in UK NGOs pp. 159-172

Tina Wallace

Gender lost and gender found: Brac's Gender Quality Action-Learning Programme pp. 173-185

Aruna Rao and David Kelleher

Assessing autonomy among Sahelian women: An analytical framework for women's production work pp. 186-202

Paule Simard

Viewpoint Power, institutions and gender relations: Can gender training alter the equations? pp. 203-211

Ranjani K Murthy

Economic crisis helps to 'demarginalize' women pp. 211-216

Catherine Lema Forje

Analysis and advocacy on a European policy on conflict prevention: A viewpoint pp. 217-220

Koenraad Van Brabant

Practical Notes Empowerment at village level through a workshop method pp. 221-225

Ehsan Ullah Tareen and Abu Omar

Slum dwellers' diagnosis of their own needs: Implications for community development in Nigeria pp. 225-228

Rosemary E Nwangwu

Testing environmental impacts of development projects pp. 228-233

Marc Verneirt, Dimitri Devuyst and Luc Hens

Research Round-Up Women's empowerment and micro-finance programmes: Strategies for increasing impact pp. 235-241

Linda Mayoux

The informal pharmaceuticals market in the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 241-245

Kizito Nsarhaza Bishikwabo

Book Reviews pp. 246-256

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Book Shelf pp. 257-262

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In Brief pp. 263-263

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Abstracts in Translation pp. 265-269

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Volume 8, issue 1, 1998

Editorial pp. 5-6

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Development theatre and the process of re-empowerment: The Gibeon story pp. 8-20

Alex Mavrocordatos

Technological change among peasants in Central Argentina pp. 21-29

Daniel M. Ca Ceres and Philip J Woodhouse

From development by effects to development by contexts via communication pp. 30-39

Emmanuel Kasongo

A new age of social movements: A fifth generation of non-governmental development organizations in the making? pp. 40-53

Ignacio De Senillosa

Capacity-building: The making of a curry pp. 54-63

William Postma

Viewpoints Paulo Freire 1921-1997 - a philosophy of hope, a life of practice pp. 64-67

Raff Carmen

The People's Communication Charter pp. 68-74

Cees J Hamelink

Ambivalent messages: Organizational purposes of NGOs and images of the South pp. 74-78

Hideki Moro

Practical Notes Information for action: The Clearinghouse Project pp. 79-85

Gayle Gibbons

SatelLife-linking information and people: The last ten centimeters pp. 85-90

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Video for recording and training in participatory development pp. 90-94

Nicola Frost and Carolyn Jones

Conference Report Global Knowledge: A US NGO Perspective pp. 95-98

Jillaine Smith

Book Reviews pp. 99-109

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Book Shelf pp. 110-116

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In Brief pp. 117-117

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Networks in Progress pp. 118-118

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Abstracts in Translation pp. 119-123

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Corrigendum pp. 124-124

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