Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 30, issue 8, 2009

Resisting ‘Global Justice’: disrupting the colonial ‘emancipatory’ logic of the West pp. 1395-1409

Andrew Robinson and Simon Tormey

The Developer's Self: a non-deterministic Foucauldian frame pp. 1411-1426

Morgan Brigg

The Poverty of Statistics and the Statistics of Poverty pp. 1427-1448

Alan Freeman

The Discourse of Development: has it reached maturity? pp. 1449-1464

Dhammika Herath

Behind an Offshore Mask: sovereignty games in the global political economy pp. 1465-1481

William Vlcek

Leaving Security in Safe Hands: identity, legitimacy and cohesion in the new Afghan and Iraqi armies pp. 1483-1501

Sven Simonsen

Kashmir: ripe for resolution? pp. 1503-1528

Moeed Yusuf and Adil Najam

Governance and Hyper-corruption in Resource-rich African Countries pp. 1529-1547

Hazel McFerson

Policy Coalitions, Economic Reform and Military Power in Ecuador and Venezuela pp. 1549-1564

William Avilés

Volume 30, issue 7, 2009

Mobile Phones and Financial Services in Developing Countries: a review of concepts, methods, issues, evidence and future research directions pp. 1237-1258

Richard Duncombe and Richard Boateng

Incoherence between Tax and Development Policies: the case of the Netherlands pp. 1259-1277

Francis Weyzig and Michiel Van Dijk

Changing Donor Policy and Practice in Civil Society in the Post-9/11 Aid Context pp. 1279-1296

Jude Howell and Jeremy Lind

The Future of Preventive Wars: the case of Iraq pp. 1297-1316

Onder Bakircioglu

The (Neglected) Statist Bias and the Developmental State: the case of Singapore and Vietnam pp. 1317-1328

Martin Gainsborough

Making Plans for Liberia—a Trusteeship Approach to Good Governance? pp. 1329-1341

Morten Bøås

Developing Countries and the Struggle on the Access to Medicines Front: victories won and lost pp. 1343-1361

Valbona Muzaka

Post-Accra: is there space for country ownership in global health? pp. 1363-1377

Devi Sridhar

Overcoming Constraints of State Sovereignty: global health governance in Asia pp. 1379-1394

Michael Stevenson and Andrew Cooper

Volume 30, issue 6, 2009

The Evolution of Post-conflict Recovery pp. 1069-1086

Sultan Barakat and Steven Zyck

The Changing North–South and South–South Political Economy of Biofuels pp. 1087-1102

Peter Dauvergne and Kate Neville

The Rise of Postcolonial States as Donors: a challenge to the development paradigm? pp. 1103-1121

Clemens Six

Getting Armed Groups to the Table: peace processes, the political economy of conflict and the mediated state pp. 1123-1138

Achim Wennmann

Making Sense of Mugabeism in Local and Global Politics: ‘So Blair, keep your England and let me keep my Zimbabwe’ pp. 1139-1158

Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni

Anatomy of the Global Food Crisis pp. 1159-1182

Pedro Conceição and Ronald Mendoza

Food Price Volatility and Vulnerability in the Global South: considering the global economic context pp. 1183-1196

Jennifer Clapp

The Implications of India's Amended Patent Regime: sping away food security and farmers' rights? pp. 1197-1213

Jagjit Plahe

Tied Food Aid: export subsidy in the guise of charity pp. 1215-1225

Christie Kneteman

Beyond Orientalist, Colonial and Nationalist Models: a critical mapping of Maghribi studies (1951–2000) pp. 1227-1236

Ali Ahmida

Volume 30, issue 5, 2009

Introduction: remapping development studies pp. 829-830

David Simon and Frans Schuurman

Critical Development Theory: moving out of the twilight zone pp. 831-848

Frans Schuurman

From the Holocaust to Development: reflections of surviving development pioneers pp. 849-884

David Simon

Development as Zombieconomics in the Age of Neoliberalism pp. 885-904

Ben Fine

The Unhappy Marriage between Gender and Globalisation pp. 905-920

Tine Davids and Francien Van Driel

The Future of Gender and Development after 9/11: insights from postcolonial feminism and transnationalism pp. 921-935

Marianne Marchand

The Role of Religion, Spirituality and Faith in Development: a critical theory approach pp. 937-951

Jenny Lunn

Rethinking Political Ecologies of Water pp. 953-968

Alex Loftus

Natural Resource Management and Development Discourses in the Caribbean: reflections on the Guyanese and Jamaican experience pp. 969-989

Jayalaxshmi Mistry, Andrea Berardi and Duncan Mcgregor

Health Reform in Latin America and Africa: decentralisation, participation and inequalities pp. 991-1005

Katie Willis and Sorayya Khan

Critically Understanding Asian Perspectives on Ageing pp. 1007-1025

Vandana Desai and Matthew Tye

Young People as Agents in Development Processes: reconsidering perspectives for development geography pp. 1027-1044

Stephen Bell and Ruth Payne

Technological Revolution, Evolution and New Dependencies: what's new about ? pp. 1045-1067

Dorothea Kleine and Tim Unwin

Volume 30, issue 4, 2009

Countdown to Ecstasy: development as eschatology pp. 635-648

Trevor Parfitt

The World Social Forum: postmodern prince or court jester? pp. 649-661

Owen Worth and Karen Buckley

The ‘Humanitarian Frontline’, Development and Relief, and Religion: what context, which threats and which opportunities? pp. 663-684

Bruno De Cordier

Bringing ‘Light, Life and Happiness’: British American Tobacco and music sponsorship in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 685-700

Preeti Patel, Cassandra Okechukwu, Jeff Collin and Belinda Hughes

Regional Integration and Africa's Development Trajectory: meta-theories, expectations and reality pp. 701-721

Richard Gibb

Placing Ethical Trade in Context: and the South African wine industry pp. 723-742

Cheryl McEwan and David Bek

Mapuche Protest, Environmental Conflict and Social Movement Linkage in Chile pp. 743-760

David Carruthers and Patricia Rodriguez

The Limits of Studies in Comparative Development of East Asia and Latin America: the case of land reform and agrarian policies pp. 761-777

Nicolas Grinberg and Guido Starosta

Chinese Soft Power, Insecurity Studies, Myopia and Fantasy pp. 779-793

Shogo Suzuki

The Identity of Turkey: Muslim and secular pp. 795-811

Ayla Göl

The Rise of Militant Islam and the Security State in the Era of the ‘Long War’ pp. 813-828

Tariq Amin-Khan

Volume 30, issue 3, 2009

Who Works for Globalisation? The challenges and possibilities for international labour studies pp. 435-452

Marcus Taylor

Modes of Production, Rules for Reproduction and Gender: the fabrication of China's textile manufacturing workforce since the late Empire pp. 453-468

Étienne Cantin

Gendering Liberalisation and Labour Reform in Malaysia: fostering ‘competitiveness’ in the productive and reproductive economies pp. 469-483

Juanita Elias

China's New Labour Contract Law: is China moving towards increased power for workers? pp. 485-501

Haiyan Wang, Richard Appelbaum, Francesca Degiuli and Nelson Lichtenstein

From Fields of Power to Fields of Sweat: the dual process of constructing temporary migrant labour in Mexico and Canada pp. 503-517

Leigh Binford

Disciplining Capital: export grape production, the state and class dynamics in northeast Brazil pp. 519-534

Ben Selwyn

Legal Liminality: the gender and labour politics of organising South Korea's irregular workforce pp. 535-550

Jennifer Jihye Chun

The Radicalisation of the New Chinese Working Class: a case study of collective action in the gemstone industry pp. 551-565

Leung Pak Nang and Pun Ngai

Local Worker Struggles in the Global South: reconsidering Northern impacts on international labour standards pp. 567-579

Don Wells

Labouring under an Illusion? Lesotho's ‘sweat-free’ label pp. 581-598

Gay Seidman

Jumping Scale and Bridging Space in the Era of Corporate Social Responsibility: cross-border labour struggles in the global garment industry pp. 599-615

Jeroen Merk

Afterword: beyond the ‘new’ international labour studies pp. 617-625

Ronaldo Munck

Power, Production and Solidarity: trends in contemporary international labour studies pp. 627-633

Andrew Stevens

Volume 30, issue 2, 2009

Moving Beyond North–South Theatre pp. 271-284

Thomas Weiss

Choosing Words with Care? Shifting meanings of women's empowerment in international development pp. 285-300

Rosalind Eyben and Rebecca Napier-Moore

Bono's Product (RED) Initiative: corporate social responsibility that solves the problems of ‘distant others’ pp. 301-317

Stefano Ponte, Lisa Richey and Mike Baab

Latin America's Left Turns: an introduction pp. 319-330

Jon Beasley-Murray, Maxwell Cameron and Eric Hershberg

Latin America's Left Turns: beyond good and bad pp. 331-348

Maxwell Cameron

Understanding the Politics of Latin America's Plural Lefts (Chávez/Lula): social democracy, populism and convergence on the path to a post-neoliberal world pp. 349-370

John French

The Left Turns as Multiple Paradigmatic Crises pp. 371-395

Juan Luna and Fernando Filgueira

Engaging Modernity: the political making of indigenous movements in Bolivia and Ecuador, 1900–2008 pp. 397-413

Timo Schaefer

Gender, Sexuality and the Latin American Left: testing the transformation pp. 415-433

Elisabeth Friedman

Volume 30, issue 1, 2009

War, Peace and Progress: conflict, development, (in)security and violence in the 21st century pp. 1-16

Mark Berger and Heloise Weber

The Failure of State Building and the Promise of State Failure: reinterpreting the security–development nexus in Haiti pp. 17-34

Kamil Shah

State Building or Crisis Management? A critical analysis of the social and political implications of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands pp. 35-52

Shahar Hameiri

What Sustains ‘Internal Wars’? The dynamics of violent conflict and state weakness in Sudan pp. 53-68

Benjamin Maitre

Realities of War: global development, growing destructiveness and the coming of a new Dark Age? pp. 69-80

John Arquilla

The Logic of Warlord Politics pp. 81-112

Gordon Mccormick and Lindsay Fritz

‘Sons of the Soil’ and Contemporary State Making: autochthony, uncertainty and political violence in Africa pp. 113-127

Kevin Dunn

Violence and Victory: guerrilla warfare, ‘authentic self-affirmation’ and the overthrow of the colonial state pp. 129-146

Sebastian Kaempf

Displacing Insecurity in a Divided World: global security, international development and the endless accumulation of capital pp. 147-162

Marcus Taylor

The Pedagogy of Global Development: the promotion of electoral democracy and the Latin Americanisation of Europe pp. 163-179

Teivo Teivainen

Global Development and Human (In)security: understanding the rise of the Rajah Solaiman Movement and Balik Islam in the Philippines pp. 181-204

Douglas Borer, Sean Everton and Moises Nayve

The Rise of a Global God-Image? Spiritual internationalists, the international left and the idea of human progress pp. 205-225

Sebastian Job

Securing the State and Developing Social Insecurities: the securitisation of citizenship in contemporary Colombia pp. 227-245

Cristina Rojas

Contemporary Contradictions of the Global Development Project: geopolitics, global ecology and the ‘development climate’ pp. 247-262

Philip Mcmichael

Human (In)Security and Development in the 21st Century pp. 263-270

Heloise Weber and Mark Berger