Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 41, issue 12, 2020

Power in numbers: the developing world and the construction of global commons institutions pp. 1973-1991

Gorana Draguljić

EU aid for trade: Mitigating global trade injustices? pp. 1992-2010

Johanne Døhlie Saltnes, Samuel Brazys, Joseph Lacey and Arya Pillai

Can private media contribute to fighting political corruption in sub-Saharan Africa? Lessons from Ghana pp. 2011-2029

Joseph Yaw Asomah

Ethnic emancipation and conflict escalation in Uganda pp. 2030-2047

Yahya Sseremba

New drivers of conflict in Nigeria: an analysis of the clashes between farmers and pastoralists pp. 2048-2066

Olayinka Ajala

Does social media promote participatory democracy? Evidence from South Korea’s presidential impeachment protests? pp. 2067-2086

Seongyi Yun and Hee Min

Democratisation in ambiguous environments: positive prospects for democracy in the MENA region after the Arab Spring pp. 2087-2108

Osman Bahadır Dinçer and Mehmet Hecan

Renegotiating Belt and Road cooperation: social resistance in a Sino–Myanmar copper mine pp. 2109-2129

Debby Sze Wan Chan and Ngai Pun

Keeping it clean: exploring discourses of development on Indian community radio pp. 2130-2147

Bridget Backhaus

Reading socio-political and spatial dynamics through graffiti in conflict-affected societies pp. 2148-2168

Birte Vogel, Catherine Arthur, Eric Lepp, Dylan O’Driscoll and Billy Tusker Haworth

Volume 41, issue 11, 2020

Towards ecological public health? Cuba’s moral economy of food and agriculture pp. 1793-1808

Marisa Wilson, Denise Baden and Stephen Wilkinson

Engaging North Korea: environmental cooperation in peacebuilding pp. 1809-1827

Annie Young Song and Justin V. Hastings

The ‘Juffair dilemma’: Arab nationalism, alignment and ‘national-popular collective will’ in Bahrain pp. 1828-1842

Hsinyen Lai

Political solutions among Palestinian university students: different models and conceptions pp. 1843-1862

Fathi Nemer

Motherwork and gender justice in Peace Huts: a feminist view from Liberia pp. 1863-1880

Erica S. Lawson and Vaiba K. Flomo

Can China lead the change of the world? pp. 1881-1899

Annamaria Artner

Cryptography and the Global South: secrecy, signals and information imperialism pp. 1900-1917

Robert Dover and Richard J. Aldrich

Establishing and maintaining the technical anti-corruption assemblage: the Solomon Islands experience pp. 1918-1936

Grant William Walton

Urban informal economies in peacebuilding: competing perspectives and implications for theory and praxis pp. 1937-1956

Graeme Young

Stronger together: inclusive innovation and undone science frameworks in the Global South pp. 1957-1972

Thomas S. Woodson and Logan D. A. Williams

Volume 41, issue 10, 2020

Engendering regulation of artisanal and small-scale mining: participation, protection and access to justice pp. 1635-1652

Anaïs Tobalagba and Ramona Vijeyarasa

Navigating the dilemmas of politically smart, locally led development: the Pacific-based Green Growth Leaders’ Coalition pp. 1653-1669

Aidan Craney and David Hudson

The state as a political practice: Pakistan’s postcolonial state beyond dictatorship and Islam pp. 1670-1686

Muhammad Azeem

Child marriage, human rights and international norms: the case of legislative reform in Trinidad and Tobago pp. 1687-1706

Michelle Scobie and Afiya France

Overcoming the division bloc and its limitations: a Gramscian approach to South Korean social formation pp. 1707-1722

Yong Sub Choi

Inclusive partners? Internationalising South Korea’s chaebol through corporate social responsibility-linked development cooperation pp. 1723-1739

Farwa Sial and Jamie Doucette

Civil society and spaces for natural resource governance in Kenya pp. 1740-1757

Miho Taka and Jessica Ayesha Northey

Political transitions and commissions of inquiry: the politicisation of accountability in Ghana pp. 1758-1775

George M. Bob-Milliar and Ali Yakubu Nyaaba

UNESCO, world heritage and the gridlock over Yemen pp. 1776-1791

Lynn Meskell and Benjamin Isakhan

Volume 41, issue 9, 2020

Race and a decolonial turn in development studies pp. 1463-1475

Kamna Patel

Beyond poverty fixation: interrogating the experiences of internally displaced persons in Nigeria pp. 1476-1497

Philomina Okeke-Ihejirika, Temitope B. Oriola, Bukola Salami, Michael Obiefune, Nwene Ejike, Ayodotun Olutola and Omolola Irinoye

Regionalism in the Global South: Mercosur and ECOWAS in trade and democracy protection pp. 1498-1517

Haroldo Ramanzini Júnior and Bruno Theodoro Luciano

Ad hoc coalitions and institutional exploitation in international security: towards a typology pp. 1518-1536

John Karlsrud and Yf Reykers

Indigenous food sovereignty in a captured state: the Garifuna in Honduras pp. 1537-1555

Timothy MacNeill

The real deal? The post-conflict constitution as a peace agreement pp. 1556-1574

Laurie Nathan

No humanitarian intervention in Asian genocides: how possible and legitimate? pp. 1575-1594

Pak K. Lee and Cecilia Ducci

Hezbollah and the framing of resistance pp. 1595-1614

Marco Nilsson

Contesting land grabs, negotiating statehood: the politics of international accountability mechanisms and land disputes in rural Cambodia pp. 1615-1633

Saba Joshi

Volume 41, issue 8, 2020

Revolutions: a twenty-first-century perspective pp. 1261-1271

Radhika Desai and Henry Heller

The Russian Revolution at 100: the Soviet experience in the mirror of permanent counterrevolution pp. 1272-1288

Kees van der Pijl

Colours of a revolution. Post-communist society, global capitalism and the Ukraine crisis pp. 1289-1305

Ruslan Dzarasov and Victoria Gritsenko

Building socialism: from ‘scientific’ to ‘active’ Marxism pp. 1306-1321

David Lane

Culture and revolution: Bakhtin, Mayakovsky and Lenin (disalienation as [social] creativity) pp. 1322-1337

Aleksandr Buzgalin and Lyudmila Bulavka-Buzgalina

The Chinese Revolution and the Communist International* pp. 1338-1352

Enfu Cheng and Jun Yang

Marx’s critical political economy, ‘Marxist economics’ and actually occurring revolutions against capitalism pp. 1353-1370

Radhika Desai

Continuity and change in Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution pp. 1371-1387

Julia Buxton

A political economy for social movements and revolution: popular media access, power and cultural hegemony pp. 1388-1405

Lee Artz

Bush/revolution: theses on the challenges that gatherers and hunters pose to dominant structures pp. 1406-1420

Peter Kulchyski

The communitarian revolutionary subject: new forms of social transformation pp. 1421-1441

David Barkin and Alejandra Sánchez

Hegel, Haiti and revolution: the post-colonial moment pp. 1442-1461

Henry Heller

Volume 41, issue 7, 2020

Transcending binaries in critical peacebuilding scholarship to address ‘inclusivity’ projects pp. 1085-1102

Anna Danielsson

Gaps in knowledge about local peacebuilding: a study in deficiency from Jos, Nigeria pp. 1103-1121

Reina C. Neufeldt, Mary Lou Klassen, John Danboyi, Jessica Dyck and Mugu Zakka Bako

Gendering the border effect: the double impact of Colombian insecurity and the Venezuelan refugee crisis pp. 1122-1140

Julia Zulver and Annette Idler

A land full of opportunities? Agrarian frontiers, policy narratives and the political economy of peace in Colombia pp. 1141-1160

Jacobo Grajales

Eastern Africa’s tobacco value chain: links with China pp. 1161-1180

Julia Smith, Lauren DeSouza and Jennifer Fang

Solving the security–democracy dilemma: the US foreign policy in Tunisia post-9/11 pp. 1181-1199

Pietro Marzo

Pashtun Jirga and prospects of peace and conflict resolution in Pakistan’s ‘tribal’ frontier pp. 1200-1217

Farooq Yousaf and Syed FurrukhZad

Automotive global value chains in Mexico: a mirage of development? pp. 1218-1239

Mateo Crossa and Nina Ebner

The Moroccan system of labour institutions: a class-based perspective pp. 1240-1260

Lorenzo Feltrin

Volume 41, issue 6, 2020

Transnational governance of cybersecurity: policy challenges and global inequalities in cyber capacity building pp. 917-938

Andrea Calderaro and Anthony J. S. Craig

‘Sometimes fear gets in all your bones’: towards understanding the complexities of risk in development work pp. 939-957

Holly Thorpe

When ‘brothers and sisters’ become ‘foreigners’: Syrian refugees and the politics of healthcare in Jordan pp. 958-975

Sigrid Lupieri

The politics of ownership in policymaking: lessons from healthcare delivery in post-conflict Timor-Leste pp. 976-993

Arie Kusuma Paksi

Post-conflict justice in divided democracies: the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in India pp. 994-1011

Renée Jeffery and Ian Hall

Elite-led development and Mexico’s independent coffee organisations in the wake of the rust epidemic pp. 1012-1029

Thomas Paul Henderson

Crises and critical junctures in authoritarian regimes: addressing uprisings’ temporalities and discontinuities pp. 1030-1045

Frédéric Volpi and Johannes Gerschewski

The paradox of Turkish–Iranian relations in the Syrian Crisis pp. 1046-1066

Iain William MacGillivray

Fragility within stability: the state, the clan and political resilience in Somaliland pp. 1067-1083

Rebecca Richards

Volume 41, issue 5, 2020

‘Nomad savage’ and herder–farmer conflicts in Nigeria: the (un)making of an ancient myth pp. 745-763

Surulola Eke

The Taliban: a new proxy for Iran in Afghanistan? pp. 764-782

Shahram Akbarzadeh and Niamatullah Ibrahimi

Power, REDD+ and reforming forest governance in Indonesia pp. 783-800

Henry J. Boer

Nicaraguan peasant cooperativism in tension: adaptive strategy or counter-movement pp. 801-821

Renaud Metereau

Subaltern connections: Brazilian critical geographers, development and African decolonisation pp. 822-841

Federico Ferretti

Fighting for the right to play: women’s football and regime-loyal resistance in Saudi Arabia pp. 842-859

Charlotte Lysa

Towards a conception of the systemic impact of China on late development pp. 860-880

Dic Lo

Critical barriers to joint production: datu politics and insurgent fragmentation in Southern Philippines pp. 881-897

Cheng Xu

African agency and global orders: the demanding case of nuclear arms control pp. 898-915

Markus Kornprobst

Volume 41, issue 4, 2020

Recreating the Third World Project: possibilities through the Fourth World pp. 565-582

Crystal Whetstone and Murat Yilmaz

Who governs? Religion and order in postcolonial Africa pp. 583-602

Jonathan C. Agensky

Is the Chinese ‘entrepreneurial welfare state’ an industrial policy in disguise? pp. 603-622

Yan Xiaojun, Chen Hanyu and Li La

Chinese Eastern Industrial Zone in Ethiopia: unpacking the enclave pp. 623-644

Ding Fei and Chuan Liao

The spectre of Haiti: structural antiblackness, the far-right backlash and the fear of a black majority in Brazil pp. 645-662

Jaime A. Alves and João Costa Vargas

The securitisation of life: Eastern Kurdistan under the rule of a Perso-Shi'i state pp. 663-682

Kamal Soleimani and Ahmad Mohammadpour

The politics of state capitalism in a post-liberal international order: the case of Turkey pp. 683-706

Mustafa Kutlay

‘Knowing’ Pakistan: knowledge production and area studies pp. 707-724

Ahmed W. Waheed

The Syrian wars of words: international and local instrumentalisations of the war on terror pp. 725-743

Alice Martini

Volume 41, issue 3, 2020

Integrating subjectivities of power and violence in peacebuilding analysis pp. 379-396

Roberta Holanda Maschietto

Youth perceptions of violence in Western Honduras pp. 397-414

Rebecca J. Williams and Paige Castellanos

The politics of return: exploring the future of Syrian refugees in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey pp. 415-433

Ahmet Içduygu and Maissam Nimer

Performing through Friday khutbas: re-instrumentalization of religion in the new Turkey pp. 434-452

Hakan Övünç Ongur

A community under siege: exclusionary education policies and indigenous Santals* in the Bangladeshi context pp. 453-469

Mrinal Debnath

Ghana and the United Nations’ 1960s mission in the Congo: a Pan-African explanation pp. 470-486

Charles Asante

West Africa’s cocoa sector and development within Africa-EU relations: engaging business perspectives pp. 487-504

Mark Langan and Sophia Price

Asymmetric alliances and high polarity: evaluating regional security complexes in the Middle East and Horn of Africa pp. 505-524

Brendon J. Cannon and Federico Donelli

New geographies of financial power: global Islamic finance and the Gulf pp. 525-546

Adam Hanieh

From global workers to local entrepreneurs: Sri Lanka’s former global factory workers in rural Sri Lanka pp. 547-564

Sandya Hewamanne

Volume 41, issue 2, 2020

Peripheral states and conformity to international norms: the dilemma of the marginalised pp. 187-206

Sophia Sabrow

Interventionary order and its methodologies: the relationship between peace and intervention pp. 207-227

Oliver P. Richmond

Into the sea: capacity-building innovations and the maritime security challenge pp. 228-246

Christian Bueger, Timothy Edmunds and Robert McCabe

Crony capitalism in the Palestinian Authority: a deal among friends pp. 247-263

Tariq Dana

Can non-democracies support international democracy? Turkey as a case study pp. 264-283

Senem Aydın-Düzgit

A call for critical reflection on the localisation agenda in humanitarian action pp. 284-301

Kristina Roepstorff

Nothing new under the sun: South Korea’s developmental promises and neoliberal illusions pp. 302-320

Juliette Schwak

Disaster documentation: improving medical information-sharing in sudden-onset disaster scenarios pp. 321-339

Anisa J. N. Jafar

Producing the ‘transit’ migration state: international security intervention in Niger pp. 340-358

Philippe M. Frowd

Internationalisation, global capitalism and the integration of Iran pp. 359-377

Engin Sune

Volume 41, issue 1, 2020

Gender, North–South relations: reviewing the Global Gag Rule and the defunding of UNFPA under President Trump pp. 1-19

Stacy Banwell

The global significance of national inequality decline pp. 20-41

Rebecca Simson and Mike Savage

Is it time to ‘decolonise’ the fungibility debate? pp. 42-57

Zunera Rana and Dirk-Jan Koch

The cynical state: forging extractivism, neoliberalism and development in governmental spaces pp. 58-76

Roger Merino

Corruption, patronage and illiberal peace: forging political settlement in post-conflict Kyrgyzstan pp. 77-95

David G. Lewis and Saniya Sagnayeva

What if the subaltern speaks? Traditional knowledge policies in Brazil and India pp. 96-112

Thomas R. Eimer

Accountability and legitimacy of NGOs under authoritarianism: the case of China pp. 113-132

Jude Howell, K. R. Fisher and X. Shang

Countering Buddhist radicalisation: emerging peace movements in Myanmar and Sri Lanka pp. 133-150

Camilla Orjuela

The Afghan Ministry of Refugees: an unruly trainee in state capacity building pp. 151-167

Giulia Scalettaris

Beyond normativity and benchmarking: applying a human security approach to refugee-hosting areas in Africa pp. 168-183

Sara de Simone