Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 34, issue 10, 2013

Drugs and Dirty Wars: intelligence cooperation in the global South pp. 1749-1766

Zakia Shiraz

A Postcolonial Critique of State Sovereignty in: the contradictory legacy of a ‘West-centric’ discipline pp. 1767-1793

Navid Pourmokhtari

The Ideologies of Informality: informal urbanisation in the architectural and planning discourses pp. 1794-1810

Jan Van Ballegooijen and Roberto Rocco

Practice, Pirates and Coast Guards: the grand narrative of Somali piracy pp. 1811-1827

Christian Bueger

Whole-of-Government Approaches to Fragile States in Africa pp. 1828-1842

Gorm Rye Olsen

Aiding Revolution? Wikileaks, communication and the ‘Arab Spring’ in Egypt pp. 1843-1857

Simon Mabon

The Asian Development Bank as a Global Risk Regulator in Myanmar pp. 1858-1871

Adam Simpson and Susan Park

Migration, Reconfigurations of Family Relations and Social (In)Security: an introduction pp. 1872-1880

Catherine Locke, Janet Seeley and Nitya Rao

Migration and Social Reproduction at Critical Junctures in Family Life Course pp. 1881-1895

Catherine Locke, Janet Seeley and Nitya Rao

‘Doing Gendered Age’: older mothers and migrant daughters negotiating care work in rural Lao PDR and Thailand pp. 1896-1910

Roy Huijsmans

Negotiating Ethnic Recognition Systems in the UK: the soft pan-ethnic identifications of Latin American migrants in the north of England pp. 1911-1926

Rosa Mas Giralt

The Place of Vietnamese Marriage Migrants in Singapore: social reproduction, social ‘problems’ and social protection pp. 1927-1941

Brenda SA Yeoh, Heng Leng Chee and Grace HY Baey

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 34, issue 9, 2013

Global Land Grabs: historical processes, theoretical and methodological implications and current trajectories pp. 1517-1531

Marc Edelman, Carlos Oya and Saturnino M Borras

The Land Rush and Classic Agrarian Questions of Capital and Labour: a systematic scoping review of the socioeconomic impact of land grabs in Africa pp. 1532-1557

Carlos Oya

Land Grabbing, Large- Small-scale Farming: what can evidence and policy from 20th century Africa contribute to the debate? pp. 1558-1581

Elena Baglioni and Peter Gibbon

Primitive Accumulation, Accumulation by Dispossession and the Global Land Grab pp. 1582-1604

Derek Hall

The New Enclosures? Polanyi, international investment law and the global land rush pp. 1605-1629

Lorenzo Cotula

Human Rights Responses to Land Grabbing: a right to food perspective pp. 1630-1650

Christophe Golay and Irene Biglino

The Global Politics of Water Grabbing pp. 1651-1675

Jennifer Franco, Lyla Mehta and Gert Jan Veldwisch

Green Dreams: Myth and Reality in China’s Agricultural Investment in Africa pp. 1676-1696

Deborah Bräutigam and Haisen Zhang

Cycles of Land Grabbing in Central America: an argument for history and a case study in the Bajo Aguán, Honduras pp. 1697-1722

Marc Edelman and Andrés León

Global Land Grabbing and Political Reactions ‘From Below’ pp. 1723-1747

Saturnino M Borras and Jennifer C Franco

Volume 34, issue 8, 2013

The Global South in Environmental Negotiations: the politics of coalitions in + pp. 1307-1322

Jen Iris Allan and Peter Dauvergne

Revisiting the Concept of the Failed State: bringing the state back in pp. 1323-1338

Natasha Ezrow and Erica Frantz

Organisational Theories of Change in the Era of Organisational Cosmopolitanism: lessons from ActionAid’s human rights-based approach pp. 1339-1360

Paul Gready

Beyond s: Why the ‘s Doha Round is unhealthy pp. 1361-1376

James Scott and Sophie Harman

European Media Coverage of Argentina’s Debt Default and Recovery: distorting the lessons for Europe pp. 1377-1391

Julien Mercille

America’s Missing Leverage in Afghanistan and Pakistan: a structural analysis pp. 1392-1408

Barbara Elias

Rising Powers in a Changing Global Order: the political economy of Turkey in the age of s pp. 1409-1426

Ziya Öni̇ş and Mustafa Kutlay

vs Development: a paradigm shift in the Andes? pp. 1427-1442

Unai Villalba

Going Underground: the political economy of the ‘left turn’ in South America pp. 1443-1457

Antulio Rosales

Shaping the Future of Mid-range Northern s: ten challenges, ten proposals pp. 1458-1474

Antonio Sianes

The North’s Growing Role in South–South Cooperation: keeping the foothold pp. 1475-1491

Adriana Erthal Abdenur and João Moura Estevão Marques Da Fonseca

Introduction—Politicising Debt and Development: activist voices on social justice in the new millennium pp. 1492-1496

Gavin Fridell

Debt and Power: global injustices and grassroots alternatives pp. 1497-1498

Tim Jones

Give me Liberty or Give me Debt! pp. 1499-1501

Dan Beeton

Lethal Liabilities: the human costs of debt and capital flight pp. 1502-1504

Peter Gillespie

International NGOs and the Aid Industry: constraints on international solidarity pp. 1505-1515

Molly Kane

Volume 34, issue 7, 2013

Cosmologies and Regionalisms from ‘Above’ and ‘Below’ in the post-cold war Americas: the Relevance of Karl Polanyi for the 21st century pp. 1145-1158

Alejandra Roncallo

American Power, East Asian Regionalism and Emerging Powers: or empire? pp. 1159-1174

James Parisot

Modalities of Violence in Development: structural or contingent, mythic or divine? pp. 1175-1192

Trevor Parfitt

‘Finishing the Job’: the UN Special Committee on Decolonization and the politics of self-governance pp. 1193-1208

Oliver Turner

Child Trafficking, Child Soldiering: exploring the relationship between two ‘worst forms’ of child labour pp. 1209-1226

Carl Conradi

Governing International Migration through Partnership pp. 1227-1246

Rahel Kunz

Escaping the ‘Field Trap’: exploitation and the global politics of educational fieldwork in ‘conflict zones’ pp. 1247-1264

Audra Mitchell

Participatory Development and Reconstruction: a literature review pp. 1265-1278

Patrick Milabyo Kyamusugulwa

The Trouble in Mali—corruption, collusion, resistance pp. 1279-1292

Morten Bøås and Liv Elin Torheim

Urbanisation and Political Change in Pakistan: exploring the known unknowns pp. 1293-1304

Daanish Mustafa and Amiera Sawas

Retraction of a published article pp. 1305-1305

Editors

Volume 34, issue 6, 2013

Foreign Policy Strategies of Emerging Powers in a Multipolar World: an introductory review pp. 943-962

Andrew Cooper and Daniel Flemes

Squeezed or revitalised? Middle powers, the G20 and the evolution of global governance pp. 963-984

Andrew Cooper

Middle Range Powers in Global Governance pp. 985-999

Hongying Wang and Erik French

From the New International Economic Order to the G20: how the ‘global South’ is restructuring world capitalism from within pp. 1000-1015

Philip Golub

Network Powers: strategies of change in the multipolar system pp. 1016-1036

Daniel Flemes

Maritime Strategies of Rising Powers: developments in China and Russia pp. 1037-1053

Alexandr Burilkov and Torsten Geise

Contested Cyberspace and Rising Powers pp. 1054-1074

Hannes Ebert and Tim Maurer

in the Contemporary World: changing identities, converging interests pp. 1075-1090

Fabiano Mielniczuk

Bugger thy Neighbour? and South–South Solidarity pp. 1091-1110

Philip Nel and Ian Taylor

When Words are not Enough: assessing the relationship between international commitments and the nuclear choices of Brazil, India and South Africa pp. 1111-1126

Mariana Carpes

Shaping the Middle East in the Midst of the Arab Uprisings: Turkish and Saudi foreign policy strategies pp. 1127-1144

Crystal Ennis and Bessma Momani

Volume 34, issue 5, 2013

The Precariat: a view from the South pp. 747-762

Ronaldo Munck

The Local Turn in Peace Building: a critical agenda for peace pp. 763-783

Roger Mac Ginty and Oliver Richmond

Policy Coherence for Development and Securitisation: competing paradigms or stabilising North–South hierarchies? pp. 784-799

Nancy Thede

The International Criminal Court: limits, potential and conditions for the promotion of justice and peace pp. 800-818

Catherine Gegout

Safeguarding Political Guarantees in the Colombian Peace Process: have Santos and learnt the lessons from the past? pp. 819-837

Andrei Gomez-Suarez and Jonathan Newman

Democratisation in the Middle East and North Africa: perspectives from democracy support pp. 838-855

Peter Burnell

Structure, Agency And Hezbollah: a Morphogenetic View pp. 856-872

Karim Knio

The Rise of a ‘New Slavery’? Understanding African unfree labour through neoliberalism pp. 873-892

Genevieve Lebaron and Alison Ayers

Refugees, and Citizenship Rights: the perils of humanitarianism in the African Great Lakes region pp. 893-912

Patricia Daley

The fetishism of humanitarian objects and the management of malnutrition in emergencies pp. 913-928

Tom Scott-Smith

The Postcolonial World and the Recourse to Myth: a critique of Albert Memmi’s pp. 929-941

Sina Salessi

Erratum pp. 942-942

The Editors

Volume 34, issue 4, 2013

The Politics of Debt and Development in the New Millennium: an introduction pp. 535-546

Susanne Soederberg

A critical geography of poverty finance pp. 547-568

Katharine Rankin

Debt, Uneven Development and Capitalist Crisis in South Africa: from Moody’s macroeconomic monitoring to Marikana microfinance pp. 569-592

Patrick Bond

Universalising Financial Inclusion and the Securitisation of Development pp. 593-612

Susanne Soederberg

Debt Politics and the Free Trade ‘Package’: the case of the Caribbean pp. 613-629

Gavin Fridell

Governance, Representation and International Aid pp. 630-652

Sheila Nair

Carbon Markets, Debt and Uneven Development pp. 653-670

Kate Ervine

Value-chain Agriculture and Debt Relations: contradictory outcomes pp. 671-690

Philip Mcmichael

Liquid Debts: credit, groundwater and the social ecology of agrarian distress in Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 691-709

Marcus Taylor

Critical Review: the politics of sovereign debt pp. 710-725

Jesse Hembruff

Politicising Debt and Development: activist voices on social justice in the new millennium pp. 726-745

Gavin Fridell

Volume 34, issue 3, 2013

Poverty, Politics and Aid: is a reframing of global poverty approaching? pp. 357-377

Andy Sumner

, Tax and Development pp. 378-396

Rhys Jenkins and Peter Newell

Has the Green Revolution been a Cumulative Learning Process? pp. 397-404

Jonathan Harwood

Social Media and Global Development Rituals: a content analysis of blogs and tweets on the 2010 Summit pp. 405-422

Tobias Denskus and Daniel Esser

David Harvey in Tahrir Square: the dispossessed, the discontented and the Egyptian revolution pp. 423-440

Roberto Roccu

The Kurdish Spring pp. 441-457

Michael Gunter

Constructing the Nation’s Enemy:, popular culture and the Muslim ‘other’ in Bollywood cinema pp. 458-469

Sanjeev Kumar

The Long Shadow of Band Aid Humanitarianism: revisiting the dynamics between famine and celebrity pp. 470-484

Tanja Müller

‘Getting in Touch with your Inner Angelina’: celebrity humanitarianism and the cultural politics of gendered generosity in volunteer tourism pp. 485-499

Mary Mostafanezhad

Intellectual Property Rights and the Potential for Universal Access to Treatment:, and / medicine pp. 500-515

Adrian Flint and Jill Payne

Intellectual Property and Food Security in Least Developed Countries pp. 516-533

Miranda Forsyth and Sue Farran

Volume 34, issue 2, 2013

Introduction: rising powers and the future of global governance pp. 183-193

Kevin Gray and Craig Murphy

Capitalist Globalisation and the Problem of Stability: enter the new quintet and other emerging powers pp. 194-213

Achin Vanaik

Recasting the Power Politics of Debt: structural power, hegemonic stabilisers and change pp. 214-232

Andreas Antoniades

Can China Lead? pp. 233-250

Mark Beeson

Sub-imperialism as Lubricant of Neoliberalism: South African ‘deputy sheriff’ duty within pp. 251-270

Patrick Bond

Brazil’s Foreign Policy Priorities pp. 271-286

Steen Fryba Christensen

The ‘Ankara Moment’: the politics of Turkey’s regional power in the Middle East, 2007–11 pp. 287-304

André Bank and Roy Karadag

Realising Justice pp. 305-320

Neera Chandhoke

Rising Donors and the New Narrative of ‘South–South’ Cooperation: what prospects for changing the landscape of development assistance programmes? pp. 321-338

Fahimul Quadir

Rising Powers and the Future of Democracy Promotion: the case of Brazil and India pp. 339-355

Oliver Stuenkel

Volume 34, issue 1, 2013

Curses, Diseases and Other Resource Confusions pp. 1-21

Alfredo Saad-Filho and John Weeks

Global: emerging market powers and polycentric governance pp. 23-37

James Mittelman

Towards a Typology of Humanitarian Access Denial pp. 39-57

Melissa Labonte and Anne Edgerton

Beyond the Ivory Tower: A Case for ‘Praxeological Deconstructionism’ as a ‘Third Way’ in IR Theorising pp. 59-76

Nathan Andrews

Livelihoods as Intimate Government: Reframing the logic of livelihoods for development pp. 77-108

Edward Carr

Redefining Poverty as Risk and Vulnerability: shifting strategies of liberal economic governance pp. 109-129

Jacqueline Best

Quantifying Law: legal indicator projects and the reproduction of neoliberal common sense pp. 131-150

Tor Krever

Prizes for Pharmaceuticals? Mitigating the social ineffectiveness of the current pharmaceutical patent arrangement pp. 151-169

Valbona Muzaka

Modern Neoliberal Philanthropy: motivations and impact of Pfizer Pharmaceutical’s corporate social responsibility campaign pp. 171-182

Michael Givel