Development in Practice

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Emily Finlay

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Editorial pp. 291-292: Deborah Eade
Manufacturing and consuming knowledge pp. 293-303: Paul Tiyambe Zeleza
The WTO and foreign investment pp. 304-314: Martin Khor
Agrarian reform pp. 315-323: Cristina Liamzon
Empowerment and survival pp. 324-333: Martha Thompson
The right to protection from sexual assault: The Indian antirape campaign pp. 334-351: Geetanjali Gangoli
Dealing with hidden issues: Trafficked women in Nepal pp. 352-363: Meena Poudel and Anita Shrestha
Networks, support groups, and domestic violence pp. 364-369: Purna Sen
Feedback pp. 370-370: The Editors
When corporations rule the world pp. 371-375: Susan George
African studies in social movements and democracy pp. 376-381: The Editors
News in brief pp. 382-382: The Editors
La dépolitisation du développement: Usages et abus de la participation pp. 383-396: The Editors

Editorial pp. 195-195: Deborah Eade
‘Dancing with the prince’: Ngo's survival strategics in the Afghan conflict pp. 196-207: Jonathan Goodhand and Peter Chamberlain
Handing over an operational project to community management in North Darfur, Sudan pp. 208-216: Peter Strachan
Institutional development in practice: A case-study from the Tibetan refugee community pp. 217-227: Thomas Fisher, Vijay Mahajan and Tsering Topgyal
New communication technologies in tropical African development pp. 228-239: Jerry Komia Domatob, Willam Ausmus and John Butler
Let's get civil society straight: Ngos and political theory pp. 240-249: Alan Whaites
Brazilian NGOs: From grassroots to national civic leadership pp. 250-261: John Garrison
NGOs and the State: A casestudy from Uganda pp. 262-269: Christy Cannon
NGOs, civil society and the State: Building democracy in transitional countries pp. 270-271: Chris Roche
Faith and freedom: Women's human rights in the muslim world pp. 272-278: Haleh Afshah
News in brief pp. 279-283: The Editors

Editorial pp. 99-99: Deborah Eade
Micro-finance evangelism, 'destitute women', and the hard selling of a new anti-poverty formula pp. 100-112: Ben Rogaly
Women targeted and women negated pp. 113-120: Manzurul Mannan
Realistic rehabilitation pp. 121-128: Martin Whiteside
Development without a peasantry pp. 129-139: Marina Ottaway
Gender and development: A SAFE recipe pp. 140-143: Suzette Mitchell
Financial sustainability in savings and credit programmes pp. 144-164: Mark Havers
Urban women's informal savings and credit systems in Zambia pp. 165-173: Caroline O'Reilly
Feedback pp. 173-173: The Editors
Beijing: A conference of commitments? pp. 174-175: Susan Davis
World development report 1995: Workers in an integrating world pp. 176-185: Gita Sen
News in brief pp. 186-188: The Editors

Editorial pp. 3-5: Deborah Eade
Depoliticising development: The uses and abuses of participation pp. 6-15: Sarah C White
Participatory appraisal in the UK urban health sector pp. 16-24: Teresa Cresswell
Women in the informal sector pp. 25-36: Fiona Leach
Indigenous NGOs and refugee assistance pp. 37-49: Roger Zetter
Gender studies and gender training in Africa pp. 50-69: Deborah Hope Kasente
Supporting education in emergencies: A case study from southern Sudan pp. 70-76: Alison Joyner
A review of university libraries in Africa pp. 77-80: Diana Rosenberg
Adjustment and poverty: Options and choices pp. 81-88: Ashvin Dayal