Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 44, issue 12, 2023

Constructing the future: solidarity action in Nicaragua pp. 2423-2440

Mónika Szente-Varga

China’s relational power in Africa: Beijing’s ‘new type of party-to-party relations’ pp. 2441-2461

Joshua Eisenman

Gender and urban poverty in India pp. 2462-2480

Meghna Jaglan and Amrita Shergill

Morocco’s northern border region: gender, labour and mobility pp. 2481-2497

Marlene Solís, Rosa María Soriano-Miras and Cristina Fuentes-Lara

Has Spanish international development and aid policy done ‘more with less’? Crisis, horizontal cooperation and complexity pp. 2498-2515

Ileana Daniela Serban and Andrea Betti

Volume 44, issue 11, 2023

Presidential prerogatives, exogenous situations, and Sisyphean IMF loan arrangements: examining fiscal crises in post-Arab Spring Tunisia and Egypt pp. 2335-2350

Maxwell J. Fuerderer

‘The occupation wants to delete us’: Palestinian youth’s interpretations of and resistance to settler colonialism pp. 2351-2369

Erika Jiménez

Constructing a Vishwaguru (world teacher): Hindu nationalism, populism and the domestic consumption of Narendra Modi’s global image pp. 2370-2390

Nissim Mannathukkaren and Drew MacEachern

A historic review of deforestation and afforestation in North Korea pp. 2391-2403

Jinlong Liu and Chunhong Sheng

The Everything But Arms (EBA) scheme and the EU’s normative dilemma: the case of Myanmar’s garment sector pp. 2404-2421

Angela Pennisi di Floristella

Volume 44, issue 10, 2023

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Towards a non-hegemonic world order – emancipation and the political agency of the Global South in a changing world order pp. 2193-2207

Annamaria Artner and Zhiguang Yin

Amazonian socio-environmental frontier: struggles, resistance and contradictions in confronting the agrarian extractive frontier pp. 2208-2226

Gabriel Domingues and Sérgio Sauer

Revisiting antisystemic movements in the Global South: struggles against exclusion and struggles against exploitation pp. 2227-2245

Chungse Jung

Beyond the coloniser’s model of the world: towards reworlding from the Global South pp. 2246-2262

Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni

‘World of tomorrow’ Afro–Asian solidarity and the Great Leap Forward of Culture in the People’s Republic of China pp. 2263-2280

Zhiguang Yin

Rojava’s ‘war of education’: the role of education in building a revolutionary political community in North and East Syria pp. 2281-2299

Elise Boyle Espinosa and Adam Ronan

A message to the Global South? Che Guevara’s view on the NEP and the law of value pp. 2300-2317

Alexandra Arabadzhyan

Emancipatory movements in Latin America: challenges and impetus arising from the historical formation of the region pp. 2318-2334

Bruno De Conti and Patricia Villen

Volume 44, issue 9, 2023

The advance of the state and the renewal of industrial policy in the age of strategic competition pp. 1919-1937

Jewellord T. Nem Singh

After authoritarian technocracy: the space for industrial policy-making in democratic developing countries pp. 1938-1959

Lukas Schlogl and Kyunghoon Kim

Manufacturing-led development in the digital age: how power trumps technology pp. 1960-1980

Jostein Hauge

Complementary institutions of industrial policy: a quasi-market role of government inspired by the evolutionary China Model pp. 1981-1996

Ling Chen and Buhe Chulu

Tension between state-level industrial policy and regional integration in Africa pp. 1997-2014

Michael E. Odijie

Recentring industrial policy paradigm within IPE and development studies pp. 2015-2030

Jewellord T. Nem Singh

Gender relations in Indigenous Yorùbá culture: questioning current feminist actions and advocacies pp. 2031-2045

Luqman Ọpẹ́yẹmí Muraina and Abdulkareem J. Ajímátanraẹjẹ

Intergenerational education effect of child marriage in marginal settlements of Nepal pp. 2046-2062

Yake Liu, Chui Ying Lee, Shinji Kaneko and Niraj Prakash Joshi

When protests become a threat to authoritarian rule: the case of environmental protests in Viet Nam pp. 2063-2079

Stephan Ortmann

The politics of rhetoric: examining popular discourse in Jammu and Kashmir pp. 2080-2097

Javid Ahmad Ahanger and Muzamil Yaqoob

Once there was and once there wasn’t: the tale of intellectuals and the state in Turkey pp. 2098-2114

Funda Gençoğlu

Latin American structure and Pan-Am Games: analysing the medal table from International Relations pp. 2115-2135

Carlos Pulleiro Méndez and Daniel Morales Ruvalcaba

Migration speculation: microfinance and migration in the Global South pp. 2136-2153

Maryann Bylander

Alternative modernities and epistemic struggles for recognition in Turkish media: deconstructing Eurocentrism? pp. 2154-2172

Rahime Süleymanoğlu-Kürüm and Elif Gençkal-Eroler

Lateral colonialism: exploring modalities of engagement in decolonial politics from the periphery pp. 2173-2190

Olga Demetriou, Costas M. Constantinou and Maria Tselepou

Correction pp. 2191-2191

The Editors

Volume 44, issue 8, 2023

Statement of Removal pp. i-i

The Editors

Strengths-based Gram Sabhas? Challenges and radical possibilities when ‘measuring’ poverty in India pp. 1643-1663

Madhushree Sekher, Paul Hodge and Balbir Singh Aulakh

The politics of finding facts pp. 1664-1679

Rouf Dar

Does regionalism increase industrial policy space? An analytical framework applied to the East African textiles and apparel sector pp. 1680-1698

Julian Boys and Antonio Andreoni

European foreign aid to regional organisations in Africa: bullies, overseers, micromanagers and samaritans pp. 1699-1717

Sören Stapel and Fredrik Söderbaum

Challenges to the relational integration of urban refugee children into the national education system of Mozambique pp. 1718-1736

Dério Anselmo Lourenço Chirindza

Rescuing reconciliation: finding its role in peace research and practice pp. 1737-1753

David Mitchell

The politics around safe zones: a comparative perspective on return to Northern Syria pp. 1754-1769

Birce Demiryontar and Ahmet İçduygu

Exploring inclusive victimhood narratives: the case of Bosnia-Herzegovina pp. 1770-1789

Cagla Demirel

What makes an acute emergency? Temporal manifestation patterns and global health emergencies pp. 1790-1806

Reidar Staupe-Delgado and Olivier Rubin

Nation-state strategies for human capital development: the case of sports mega-events in Qatar pp. 1807-1824

Paul Michael Brannagan and Jonathan Grix

The failure of (neo-)extractivism in Latin America – explanations and future challenges pp. 1825-1843

Hannes Warnecke-Berger, Hans-Jürgen Burchardt and Kristina Dietz

Inclusive informal-to-informal trade: the poverty alleviation potential of street vendors’ trade networks in Santiago de Chile pp. 1844-1864

Pablo Navarrete-Hernández, Matthew Alford and Fernando Toro

Moving away from familism by default? The trends of family policies in Latin America pp. 1865-1883

Pedro M. R. Barbosa, Ligia Fabris, Lorena Abbas, Gabriela Caruso, Victor Giusti and Beatriz Coimbra

The struggle for water in rural Paraguay: a ‘perverse confluence’ analysis of subversive participation pp. 1884-1900

Joseph J. García

‘Nuestro Green New Deal’: the Ecosocial Pact of the South and the emergence of biocentric green transitions pp. 1901-1918

Ioana Pantilimon

Volume 44, issue 7, 2023

Is Africa China’s neo-dependency in the making? pp. 1363-1379

Seifudein Adem and Adamu Waziri Babagana

Beyond neo-imperialist intentionality: explaining African agency in liberal peace interventions pp. 1380-1397

Babatunde F. Obamamoye

Untold story of the expanding armed banditry in Nigeria’s Northwest: linking the communal-level collaborators pp. 1398-1416

Kelechukwu Charles Obi and Victor Chidubem Iwuoha

Otherness without boundaries: an autoethnographic perspective from an aboriginal South African survivor of local xenophobia pp. 1417-1434

Headman Hebe

Ugandan women’s approaches to doing business and becoming entrepreneurs pp. 1435-1454

Soledad Vieitez-Cerdeño, Roser Manzanera-Ruiz and Olga Margret M. M. Namasembe

Intersections between the global economy and gender structures in the workforce in relocated industries pp. 1455-1471

Rocío Fajardo Fernández, Rosa M. Soriano-Miras and Antonio Trinidad Requena

From field to theory: rethinking development studies through study tours pp. 1472-1488

Yaso Nadarajah

Bogotá street vendors using tutela as a sword: the symbolic power of law in practice pp. 1489-1505

Laura Porras-Santanilla and Friederike Fleischer

Is there a religious explanation for high life satisfaction in Latin America? pp. 1506-1525

Mariano Rojas

Agrarian change and land dispossession linked to the armed conflict in Colombia – a review pp. 1526-1545

Angela Navarrete-Cruz, Athena Birkenberg and Regina Birner

Subcontracting to the informal economy in East Java, Indonesia pp. 1546-1564

Damien Bazin, Augendra Bhukuth, Abir Khribich and Ani Wulandari

Potentials and pitfalls of social capital ties to climate change adaptation: an exploratory study of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines pp. 1565-1585

Ginbert Permejo Cuaton and Yvonne Su

Just fundraising? Campaigning gendered inequalities in changing CSO fundraising markets in Finland pp. 1586-1605

Martta Kaskinen and Eija Ranta

Keeping Syrian refugees in Turkey is not a good idea: a new concept of ‘reluctant local integration’ pp. 1606-1624

Durukan Imrie-Kuzu and Alpaslan Özerdem

Walking the talk: autoethnographic reflections on co-creating regenerative education within international development studies pp. 1625-1642

T. A. (Mieke) Lopes Cardozo

Volume 44, issue 6, 2023

A double crisis: the gendered impacts of COVID-19 on Syrian refugee women in Jordan pp. 1101-1118

Cevdet Acu

Lithium extractivism: perpetuating historical asymmetries in the ‘Green economy’ pp. 1119-1136

Sara Mejia-Muñoz and Sally Babidge

Joining a migrant caravan: herd behaviour and structural factors pp. 1137-1154

Maria de Lourdes Rosas-Lopez, Vincent Guilamo-Ramos and Jorge Mora-Rivera

Insurgency and national security: a perspective from Cameroon’s separatist conflict pp. 1155-1173

Manu Lekunze

Development anthropology and social engineering: a plea for critical reformism pp. 1174-1191

Tom De Herdt and Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan

The onset of BRICS cooperation on climate change: material change, ideational convergence and the road to Copenhagen 2009 pp. 1192-1210

Göktuğ Kıprızlı and Seçkin Köstem

Politicians: the sinews of counterinsurgent governance in Colombia pp. 1211-1229

Francisco Gutiérrez-Sanín

Decolonising social norms change: from ‘grandmother-exclusionary bias’ to ‘grandmother-inclusive’ approaches pp. 1230-1248

Anneke Newman

Exploring donor-driven skills development as a channel of continued aid dependency pp. 1249-1268

Jamelia Harris

The long shadow of the developmental state: energy infrastructure and environmental sustainability in Southeast Asia pp. 1269-1287

Jürgen Rüland

‘Allow her to flourish and grow’: commodifying gendered handicraft labour in conscious capitalist brand imagery on Instagram pp. 1288-1305

Alessandra Costagliola

UN Resolution 1514: the creation of a new post-colonial sovereignty pp. 1306-1323

Jack Basu-Mellish

The evangelical foreign policy model: Jair Bolsonaro and evangelicals in Brazil pp. 1324-1344

Feliciano de Sá Guimarães, André Felipe Miquelasi, Gustavo Jordan Ferreira Alves, Irma Dutra Gomes de Oliveira e Silva and Karina Stange Calandrin

Fixing China’s humanitarian aid architecture: what are the lessons from the European Union and the United States? pp. 1345-1362

Chao Zhang

Volume 44, issue 5, 2023

The weak institutionalisation of prior consultation in Peru: ambivalent cooperation between indigenous organisations and state activists pp. 839-855

Maritza Paredes

Understanding Syrian refugees in Turkey from an environment of insecurity and the conflict model of migration perspective pp. 856-871

İnci Aksu Kargın and Ibrahim Sirkeci

Migtech, fintech and fair migration in Malaysia: addressing the protection gap between migrant rights and labour policies pp. 872-891

Choo Chin Low

When do civilians resist military coup attempts? pp. 892-910

Ömer Aslan and Mehmet Özkan

‘The tears don’t give you funding’: data neocolonialism in development in the Global South pp. 911-929

Renee Lynch, Jason C. Young, Chris Jowaisas, Joel Sam, Stanley Boakye-Achampong, Maria Garrido and Chris Rothschild

‘The generation that will inherit Syria’: education as citizen aid and political opportunity pp. 930-945

Kjetil Selvik and Tamar Groves

Whose security is it? Elitism and the global approach to maritime security in Africa pp. 946-966

Ifesinachi Marybenedette Okafor-Yarwood and Freedom C. Onuoha

Trapped in the underground economy: Syrian refugees in the informal labour market in Turkey pp. 967-984

Vasja Badalič

Informal imposed hierarchies in world politics and internal instabilities in subordinate states: the Afghanistan and Iraq cases pp. 985-1002

Hüsna Taş Yetim

Autocracies and the temptation of sentimentality: repertoires of the past and contemporary meaning-making in the Gulf monarchies pp. 1003-1020

Thomas Demmelhuber and Antonia Thies

Navigating through depoliticisation: international stakeholders and refugee reception in Jordan and Turkey pp. 1021-1038

Alexander Jung, Ezgi Irgil, Isabell Schierenbeck and Andrea Spehar

State apologies, postcolonial resistance and ontological insecurity: the Matabeleland massacre pp. 1039-1057

Osondu C. Ugochukwu

Gender mainstreaming 2.0: emergent gender equality agendas under Sustainable Development Goals pp. 1058-1076

Gloria Novovic

Peace through coca? Decolonial peacebuilding ecologies and rural development in the Territory of Conviviality and Peace of Lerma, Colombia pp. 1077-1097

Óscar E. Valencia and Christopher Courtheyn

Correction pp. 1098-1099

The Editors

Volume 44, issue 4, 2023

‘When orange becomes sweeter’: understanding climate variability, situated knowledge and development in an Eastern Himalayan region of India pp. 631-648

Mridusmita Dutta and Amiya Kumar Das

Citizenship and urban belonging in Mumbai: understanding the impact of informal institutions on street vending pp. 649-666

Amy Schoenecker

Brahmanical patriarchy and the politics of anti-trafficking and prostitution governance: from colonial to contemporary India pp. 667-685

Jaffer Latief Najar

What is behind the Palestinian split and what makes it difficult to end? A historical institutional analysis from a settler colonial lens pp. 686-704

Tamer Qarmout

Making sense of Lebanon’s approach to the (non-)securitisation of Syrian refugees: a political economic perspective pp. 705-723

Martin Beck

Unusual middle power activism and regime survival: Turkey’s drone warfare and its regime-boosting effects pp. 724-743

Digdem Soyaltin-Colella and Tolga Demiryol

Coloniality and the Global North war against disinformation: the case of the European Union pp. 744-761

Michael Merlingen

The Ethiopia–Eritrea rapprochement: highly personalised and less-institutionalised initiative pp. 762-775

Amare K. Aweke and Mohammed Seid

Conceptualising criminal wars in Latin America pp. 776-794

Raul Zepeda Gil

The role of civil servants in the dignification of victims in Meta, Colombia pp. 795-813

Sandra M. Rios Oyola and Carolina Hormaza

China-backed infrastructure in the Global South: lessons from the case of the Brazil–Peru Transcontinental Railway project pp. 814-832

Leolino Dourado

Response to Martin Fredriksson, ‘Balancing community rights and national interests in international protection of traditional knowledge: a study of India’s Traditional Knowledge Digital Library’ pp. 833-837

Viswajanani J. Sattigeri and Vijayalakshmi Asthana

Volume 44, issue 3, 2023

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

The use of zakat in the pandemic response: the case of Islamic Relief and BAZNAS in Indonesia pp. 405-422

Altea Pericoli

It will take a global village to find cures for global pandemics: the Ubuntu perspective pp. 423-441

Aminu Mamman, Motolani Agbebi and Mohamed Branine

A sensitivity to sensitisation: a case study of participatory approaches within government-mandated climate resettlement in Malawi pp. 442-459

Hebe Nicholson

Hard borders and soft agreements: evaluating governance within the Global Compact for Migration pp. 460-477

Susan P. Murphy

Refugee recognition in Brazil under Bolsonaro: the domestic impact of international norms and standards pp. 478-495

Leiza Brumat and Andrew Geddes

The ‘competitive authoritarian’ turn in Turkey: bandwagoning versus reality pp. 496-512

Düzgün Arslantaş and André Kaiser

Epistemic hierarchies and asymmetrical dialogues in global IR: increasing the epistemic gravity of the periphery through thematic density pp. 513-531

Eyüp Ersoy

Frames of self-reliance: an analysis of evolving international development discourse pp. 532-553

Rachel Neill, Yusra Ribhi Shawar, Michael Kunnuji, Malvikha Manoj and Jeremy Shiffman

Resource allocation in power-sharing arrangements – evidence from Lebanon pp. 554-573

Mounir Mahmalat, Sami Atallah and Wassim Maktabi

Neoliberal ideologies and philanthrocapitalist agendas: what does a ‘smart economics’ discourse empower? pp. 574-594

Ruth Smith, Anna Mdee, Susannah M. Sallu and Stephen Whitfield

Chinese financing in Ethiopia’s infrastructure sector: agency distribution within and outside the state pp. 595-611

Valeria Lauria

Toxic turn in Brazilian agriculture? The political economy of pesticide legalisation in post-2016 Brazil pp. 612-630

Ossi I. Ollinaho, Marcos A. Pedlowski and Markus Kröger

Volume 44, issue 2, 2023

Syrian refugees in Turkey: exploring the role of I/NGOs in refugee crisis pp. 231-245

Emrah Atar, Farhad Hossain and A. K. M. Ahsan Ullah

Iran’s soft power in Venezuela pp. 246-265

Ali Akbar

‘Bright, shiny, inconsequential’? The rise and fall of innovation labs in the aid sector pp. 266-283

Tamas Wells

Deadly global alliance: antidemocracy and anti-environmentalism pp. 284-299

Eve Darian-Smith

Coloniality of power and social control strategies in mining: an analysis of MAM activists’ narratives pp. 300-319

Andreina Del Carmen Camero de Lima and Flávia Luciana Naves Mafra

Manufacturing the Ummah: Turkey’s transnational populism and construction of the people globally pp. 320-336

Ihsan Yilmaz and Mustafa Demir

Examining the ‘developmentalisation’ of humanitarian response: the politics of migration and development in Tunisia pp. 337-355

Ankushi Mitra

Under the leadership of our president: ‘Potemkin AI’ and the Turkish approach to artificial intelligence pp. 356-376

Muhammed Can

The theatre of development: dramaturgy, actors and performances in the ‘workshop space’ pp. 377-394

Helen E. Shutt, Laura S. Martin and Marié-Heleen Coetzee

The Chagos dispute: where right makes might pp. 395-404

Peter Harris

Volume 44, issue 1, 2023

Issues of gender in sport leadership: reflections from Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 1-21

Cora Burnett

Islam and International Relations (IR): why is there no Islamic IR theory? pp. 22-38

Ali Bakir

Manufacturing consent in Africa? Multinationals, NGOs and the (re)invention of resistance in the Niger Delta’s oilscapes pp. 39-56

Akin Iwilade

Political economy of South–South relations: an analysis of BRICS’ investment protection agreements in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 57-75

Ana Saggioro Garcia and Rodrigo Curty Pereira

All geopolitics is local: the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor amidst overlapping centre–periphery relations pp. 76-95

Pascal Abb

Remittances and social capital: livelihood strategies of Timorese workers participating in the Australian Seasonal Worker Programme pp. 96-114

Annie Wu, Jeffrey Neilson and John Connell

Why is Cuba’s economic reform progressing so slowly? pp. 115-133

Jose Antonio Alonso and Pavel Vidal

International engagement with North Korea: disability, human rights and humanitarian aid pp. 134-151

Danielle Chubb and Nazanin Zadeh-Cummings

Understanding the transformation of Political Islam beyond party politics: the case of Tunisia pp. 152-169

Ester Sigillò

Perspectives on violent extremism from development–humanitarian NGO staff in Southeast Asia pp. 170-189

Juhi Sonrexa, Leanne M. Kelly, Greg Barton and Anthony Ware

Contested food, conflicting policies: health and development in tribal communities in India pp. 190-210

Vandana and Rajesh Bhattacharya

‘The Key to solving all problems’? Unpacking China’s development-as-security approach in Mali pp. 211-229

Lina Benabdallah and Daniel Large