Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 33, issue 10, 2012

Post-development and Poverty: an assessment pp. 1767-1782

Paul Shaffer

A New Frontier in Development? The use of cause-related marketing by international development organisations pp. 1783-1801

Roberta Hawkins

American Exceptionalism and the bin Laden Raid pp. 1803-1820

Marouf Hasian

The Gender Logics of Resistance to the ‘War on Terror’: constructing sex–gender difference through the erasure of patriarchy in the Middle East pp. 1821-1836

Nicola Pratt

Municipal Socialism Then and Now: some lessons for the Global South pp. 1837-1853

Ellen Leopold and David McDonald

Allegations Lost and Found: the afterlife of Dominican sugar slavery pp. 1855-1870

Samuel Martinez

Certifying in Contested Spaces: private regulation in Indonesian forestry and palm oil pp. 1871-1888

John McCarthy

A Question of Agency: Africa in international politics pp. 1889-1908

William Brown

Leaking Superpower: WikiLeaks and the contradictions of democracy pp. 1909-1924

Jan Pieterse

Party aid: democracy promotion's ‘new frontier’ or its final frontier? pp. 1925-1943

Joel Lazarus

Flexibility versus Inflexibility: discursive discrepancy in US democracy promotion and anti-corruption policies pp. 1945-1963

Jeff Bridoux and Anja Gebel

Volume 33, issue 9, 2012

‘Third World’: the 60th anniversary of a concept that changed history pp. 1561-1573

Marcin Solarz

Auschwitz's Finale: racism and holocausts pp. 1575-1593

Shiraz Dossa

New Orientalism, Securitisation and the Western Media's Incendiary Racism pp. 1595-1610

Tariq Amin-Khan

Counter-revolution by Ideology? Law and development's vision(s) for post-revolutionary Egypt pp. 1611-1629

Mohsen Al Attar

The War on Drugs in Mexico: a failed state? pp. 1631-1645

Adam Morton

Challenging Global Neoliberalism? The global political economy of China's capital controls pp. 1647-1668

Mattias Vermeiren and Sacha Dierckx

Offsetting the Development Costs? Brain drain and the role of training and remittances pp. 1669-1683

Daniel Agbiboa

The Hidden Effect of Diaspora Return to Post-conflict Countries: the case of policy and temporary return to Rwanda pp. 1685-1702

Reiko Shindo

Renewing Global Governance: demanding rights and justice in the global South pp. 1703-1718

Jean Grugel and Anders Uhlin

Global and Local Health Governance: Civil society, human rights and pp. 1719-1734

Christer Jönsson and Kristina Jönsson

Let's Argue about Migration: advancing a right(s) discourse via communicative opportunities pp. 1735-1750

Nicola Piper and Stefan Rother

Ventriloquising ‘the Poor’? Of voices, choices and the politics of ‘participatory’ knowledge production pp. 1751-1765

Andrea Cornwall and Mamoru Fujita

Volume 33, issue 8, 2012

The Personal and the Professional: Aid workers' relationships and values in the development process pp. 1387-1404

Anne-Meike Fechter

Fellow Travellers in Development pp. 1405-1421

Rosalind Eyben

Befriending the Field: culture and friendships in development worlds pp. 1423-1437

Eric Heuser

Aid Relations and Aid Legitimacy: mutual imaging of aid workers and recipients in Nepal pp. 1439-1457

Dorothea Hilhorst, Loes Weijers and Margit van Wessel

Professionalisation Trends and Inequality: experiences and practices in aid relationships pp. 1459-1474

Silke Roth

‘Living Well’ while ‘Doing Good’? (Missing) debates on altruism and professionalism in aid work pp. 1475-1491

Anne-Meike Fechter

‘Struggling to Do the Right Thing’: challenges during international volunteering pp. 1493-1509

Katharina Mangold

Is the Non-unitary Subject a Plausible and Productive Way to Understand Development Bureaucrats? pp. 1511-1525

Peter Tamás and Chizu Sato

A Moral Economy? Social interpretations of money in Aidland pp. 1527-1543

Cathy Shutt

Effective Aid: the poetics of some aid workers' angles on how humanitarian aid ‘works' pp. 1545-1559

Raymond Apthorpe

Volume 33, issue 7, 2012

When States Die: geographic and territorial pathways to state death pp. 1165-1189

Brandon Valeriano and John Benthuysen

Capitalist Philanthropy and Hegemonic Partnerships pp. 1191-1210

Behrooz Morvaridi

The Production of Social Science Knowledge beyond Occidentalism: the quest for a post-exotic anthropology pp. 1211-1229

Serge Elie

Turning Governance Thinking Upside-down? Insights from ‘the politics of what works’ pp. 1231-1247

Sam Hickey

The Millennium Development Goals and Ambitious Developmental Engineering pp. 1249-1265

Clive Gabay

The End of the Libyan Dictatorship: The Uncertain Transition pp. 1267-1283

Yahia Zoubir and Erzsébet Rózsa

Exploring the Paradoxical Consequences of State Collapse: the cases of Somalia 1991–2006 and Lebanon 1975–82 pp. 1285-1303

Ersun Kurtulus

Everyday Engagement in Spectacular Situations: popular participation in Colombian security provision pp. 1305-1321

Stacey Hunt

A Hybrid Peace through Locally Owned and Externally Financed in Rwanda? pp. 1323-1336

Nina Wilén

Latin America and China—a new dependency? pp. 1337-1358

Rhys Jenkins

Remodelling the Global Development Landscape: the China Model and South–South cooperation in Latin America pp. 1359-1375

Monica DeHart

Modernity without Prometheus: on re-reading Marshall Berman's pp. 1377-1386

Sanjay Seth

Volume 33, issue 6, 2012

Development perspectives from the Antipodes: an introduction pp. 969-980

Susanne Schech

Denial and Distancing in Discourses of Development: shadow of the ‘Third World’ in New Zealand pp. 981-999

Priya Kurian and Debashish Munshi

The Changing Development Landscape in the First Decade of the 21st Century and its Implications for Development Studies pp. 1001-1017

Patrick Kilby

Police in the Development Space: Australia's international police capacity builders pp. 1019-1036

Vandra Harris and Andrew Goldsmith

Tangled Nets of Discourse and Turbines of Development: Lower Mekong mainstream dam debates pp. 1037-1058

Ming Yong and Carl Grundy-Warr

Alter-Native ‘Development’: indigenous forms of social ecology pp. 1059-1073

Alberto Gomes

Reframing Development through Collaboration: towards a relational ontology of connection in Bawaka, North East Arnhem Land pp. 1075-1094

Kate Lloyd, Sarah Wright, Sandie Suchet-Pearson, Laklak Burarrwanga and Bawaka Country

Contract Scholars, Friendly Philanthropists and Feminist Activists: new development subjects in the Pacific pp. 1095-1112

Yvonne Underhill-Sem

Emotional Geographies of Development pp. 1113-1127

Sarah Wright

Overcoming Secularism? Catholic development geographies in Timor-Leste pp. 1129-1146

Andrew McGregor, Laura Skeaff and Marianne Bevan

A Progressive Authoritarianism? The case of post-2006 Fiji pp. 1147-1163

Paul Hodge

Volume 33, issue 5, 2012

Altruism but not Quite: the genesis of the least developed country () category pp. 751-768

Djalita Fialho

‘Bankable Slums’: the global politics of slum upgrading pp. 769-789

Branwen Jones

The Great Divide? Donor perceptions of budget support, eligibility and policy dialogue pp. 791-806

Nadia Molenaers

Education, Development and the Imaginary Global Consensus: reframing educational planning dilemmas in the South pp. 807-824

Beniamin Knutsson and Jonas Lindberg

The Wheel of Development: the Millennium Development Goals as a communication and development tool pp. 825-836

Dorine Van Norren

Africa's Quest for Developmental States: ‘renaissance’ for whom? pp. 837-851

Timothy Shaw

The Boko Haram Uprising: how should Nigeria respond? pp. 853-869

Iro Aghedo and Oarhe Osumah

‘The Shame Games’: a textual analysis of Western press coverage of the Commonwealth Games in India pp. 871-886

Suman Mishra

Neo-mercantilist Capitalism and Post-2008 Cleavages in Economic Decision-making Power in Brazil pp. 887-901

Markus Kröger

The Rise of Brazil as a Global Development Power pp. 903-917

Peter Dauvergne and Déborah BL Farias

The Eclipse of Arab Authoritarianism and the Challenge of Popular Sovereignty pp. 919-930

Hilal Khashan

The Collapse of Middle Eastern Authoritarianism: breaking the barriers of fear and power pp. 931-948

Imad Salamey and Frederic Pearson

Gender Equality as ? A critique of the 2012 pp. 949-968

Adrienne Roberts and Susanne Soederberg

Volume 33, issue 4, 2012

Governing Difference in India and China: an introduction pp. 573-580

Ravinder Kaur and Ayo Wahlberg

Imperial Modernity: history and global inequity in rising Asia pp. 581-601

David Ludden

Nation's Two Bodies: rethinking the idea of ‘new' India and its other pp. 603-621

Ravinder Kaur

China as an ‘Emerging Biotech Power’ pp. 623-636

Ayo Wahlberg

Post-colonial Renaissance: ‘Indianness’, contemporary art and the market in the age of neoliberal capital pp. 637-655

Manuela Ciotti

Making Gujarat Vibrant:, development and the rise of subnationalism in India pp. 657-672

Tommaso Bobbio

Between Egalitarianism and Domination: governing differences in a transitional society pp. 673-688

Swagato Sarkar

Rule through Difference on China's Urban–Rural Boundary pp. 689-704

Jesper Zeuthen

‘Winning Hearts and Minds’: emotional wars and the construction of difference pp. 705-720

Nandini Sundar

Religion, Secularism and National Development in India and China pp. 721-734

Peter van der Veer

Between Party, Parents and Peers: the quandaries of two young Chinese Party members in Beijing pp. 735-750

Susanne Bregnbaek

Volume 33, issue 3, 2012

Financial Sector Policy and Development in the Wake of the Global Crisis: the role of national development banks pp. 383-403

Roy Culpeper

The Anti-Politics of Development: donor agencies and the political economy of governance pp. 405-422

Wil Hout

The Art of Forgetting: imperialist amnesia and public secrecy pp. 423-439

Robert Fletcher

‘High Value’ Migration and Complicity in Underdevelopment and Corruption in the Global South: receiving from the attic pp. 441-457

Hakeem Yusuf

Friedrich List's Adam Smith Historiography and the Contested Origins of Development Theory pp. 459-474

Matthew Watson

Colonial Amnesias, Photographic Memories, and Demographic Biopolitics at the Royal Museum for Central Africa (RMCA) pp. 475-493

Marouf Hasian

The EU–SADC Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations: ‘locking in’ the neoliberal development model in southern Africa? pp. 495-510

Stephen Hurt

White Turks, Black Turks? Faultlines beyond Islamism versus secularism pp. 511-524

Seda Demiralp

Hamas and its Vision of Development pp. 525-540

Guy Burton

Consociation in a Constant State of Contingency? The case of the Palestinian Territory pp. 541-558

Laurence Cooley and Michelle Pace

North–South, Commemorating the First Brandt Report: searching for the contemporary spatial picture of the global rift pp. 559-569

Marcin Solarz

Volume 33, issue 2, 2012

People Power is Alive and Well pp. 201-204

Joel Rocamora

People Power in the Era of Global Crisis: rebellion, resistance, and liberation pp. 205-224

Barry Gills and Kevin Gray

(Re)constructing Popular Power in Our America: Venezuela and the regionalisation of ‘revolutionary democracy’ in the ALBA–TCP space pp. 225-241

Thomas Muhr

South African People Power since the mid-1980s: two steps forward, one back pp. 243-264

Patrick Bond

Democracy and People Power in Africa: still searching for the ‘political kingdom’ pp. 265-291

Fantu Cheru

The Dilemmas of Korea's New Democracy in an Age of Neoliberal Globalisation pp. 293-309

Kwang-Yeong Shin

Competing Ideologies of Political Representation in Southeast Asia pp. 311-332

Garry Rodan

Democracy@internet.org Revisited: analysing the socio-political impact of the internet and new social media in East Asia pp. 333-357

Jason Abbott

Opposing Neoliberalism? Poland's renewed populism and post-communist transition pp. 359-381

Stuart Shields

Volume 33, issue 1, 2012

The G20, the Crisis, and the Rise of Global Developmental Liberalism pp. 1-16

Paul Cammack

Development Effectiveness and the Politics of Commitment pp. 17-36

Caroline Hughes and Jane Hutchison

The Meaning of Work in Neoliberal Globalisation: the Asian exception? pp. 37-53

Trevor Parfitt and Jay Wysocki

Regional Energy Integration in Latin America: lessons from Chile's experience with natural gas pp. 55-70

David Mares and Jeremy Martin

Fiftieth Anniversary of Decolonisation in Africa: a moment of celebration or critical reflection? pp. 71-89

Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni

African diasporas, development and the politics of context pp. 91-108

Rebecca Davies

Religious Institutions and Authoritarian States: church–state relations in the Middle East pp. 109-124

Fiona McCallum

Microfinance, the Market and Political Development in the Internet Age pp. 125-141

Jack Barry

Co-optation, Cooperation or Competition? Microfinance and the new left in Bolivia, Ecuador and Nicaragua pp. 143-160

Florent Bédécarrats, Johan Bastiaensen and François Doligez

Access to Credit in the Developing World: does land registration matter? pp. 161-175

Daniel Domeher and Raymond Abdulai

Financial Inclusion and Human Capital in Developing Asia: the Australian connection pp. 177-197

Rashmi Arora