Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 40, issue 12, 2019

Praxis and paradigms of local and expatriate workers in ‘Aidland’ pp. 2111-2128

Roanne van Voorst

The visual politics of corruption pp. 2129-2152

Olli Hellmann

Religious change in a minority context: transforming Islam in Sri Lanka pp. 2153-2169

Farah Mihlar

Knowledge as civilizational role play: China watching by its Southern neighbours pp. 2170-2189

Chih-Yu Shih

Airbnb, technological change and disruption in Barbadian tourism: a theoretical framework pp. 2190-2209

Troy Lorde and Tennyson S. D. Joseph

Merging legality with illegality in Paraguay: the cluster of order in Pedro Juan Caballero pp. 2210-2227

Marcelo Moriconi and Carlos Aníbal Peris

Urban development falling into the gutter: sanitation planning and ‘anti-politics’ in Myanmar pp. 2228-2245

Jérémie Sanchez

Economic transformation through political change? Evidence from Turkey pp. 2246-2269

Taner Akan

The development of Kurdistan’s de facto statehood: Kurdistan’s September 2017 referendum for independence pp. 2270-2288

Kamaran Palani, Jaafar Khidir, Mark Dechesne and Edwin Bakker

Volume 40, issue 11, 2019

Informed powerlessness: child marriage interventions and Third World girlhood discourses pp. 1941-1956

Thais Bessa

‘Big D’ and ‘little d’: two types of twenty-first century development? pp. 1957-1975

David Lewis

Turkey in Somalia: challenging North/Western interventionism? pp. 1976-1995

Chuck Thiessen and Alpaslan Özerdem

Understanding financial reporting fraud in Egypt: evidence from the audit field pp. 1996-2015

Rasha Kassem

Independence referendums and nationalist rhetoric: the Kurdistan Region of Iraq pp. 2016-2034

Dylan O’Driscoll and Bahar Baser

Sponsorship behaviour of the BRICS in the United Nations General Assembly pp. 2035-2051

Frederieke Dijkhuizen and Michal Onderco

The misadventure of Korea Aid: developmental soft power and the troubling motives of an emerging donor pp. 2052-2070

Suweon Kim

Should the African lion learn from the Asian tigers? A comparative-historical study of FDI-oriented industrial policy in Ethiopia, South Korea and Taiwan pp. 2071-2091

Jostein Hauge

The promises and perils of subsidiarity in global governance: evidence from Africa pp. 2092-2107

Theresa Reinold

Volume 40, issue 10, 2019

Citizen aid: grassroots interventions in development and humanitarianism pp. 1769-1780

Anne-Meike Fechter and Anke Schwittay

Demotic humanitarians: historical perspectives on the global reach of local initiatives, 1940–2017 pp. 1781-1798

Bertrand Taithe

Motivations behind citizen aid: Norwegian initiatives in The Gambia pp. 1799-1815

June Fylkesnes

Development and the search for connection pp. 1816-1831

Anne-Meike Fechter

Don’t reinvent the wheel: possibilities for and limits to building capacity of grassroots international NGOs pp. 1832-1849

Susan Appe and Allison Schnable

The legitimacy of Dutch do-it-yourself initiatives in Kwale County, Kenya pp. 1850-1868

Sara Kinsbergen

Beyond crisis management? The role of Citizen Initiatives for Global Solidarity in humanitarian aid: the case of Lesvos pp. 1869-1883

Hanne Haaland and Hege Wallevik

Humanitarianism, civil society and the Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh pp. 1884-1902

David Lewis

Citizen aid, social media and brokerage after disaster pp. 1903-1920

Deirdre McKay and Padmapani Perez

Digital mediations of everyday humanitarianism: the case of Kiva.org pp. 1921-1938

Anke Schwittay

Volume 40, issue 9, 2019

Cultural heritage and development: UNESCO’s new paradigm in a changing geopolitical context pp. 1593-1612

Dobrosława Wiktor-Mach

Achieving zero hunger: implementing a human rights approach to food security in Ethiopia pp. 1613-1633

Husen Ahmed Tura

Explaining China’s popularity in the Middle East and Africa pp. 1634-1654

Jörg Friedrichs

Building a humanitarian sector career: understanding the education vs experience tension pp. 1655-1669

Matthew Clarke, Sophie Perreard and Phil Connors

Between emergency and routine – securitisation of military security in Iran and Indonesia pp. 1670-1688

Łukasz Fijałkowski and Jarosław Jarząbek

Uneven development, inequality and concentration of power: a critique of Thailand 4.0 pp. 1689-1707

Prapimphan Chiengkul

Observing FDI spillover transmission channels: evidence from firms in Uganda pp. 1708-1729

Binyam Afewerk Demena and Peter Bergeijk

Informal borrowing sources and uses: insights from the North West Region, Cameroon pp. 1730-1749

Nathanael Ojong

The Wayúu tragedy: death, water and the imperatives of global capitalism pp. 1750-1766

William Avilés

Volume 40, issue 8, 2019

Reframing the rising powers debate: state transformation and foreign policy pp. 1397-1414

Shahar Hameiri, Lee Jones and John Heathershaw

Understanding China’s ‘Belt and Road Initiative’: beyond ‘grand strategy’ to a state transformation analysis pp. 1415-1439

Lee Jones and Jinghan Zeng

Centred discourse, decentred practice: the relational production of Russian and Chinese ‘rising’ power in Central Asia pp. 1440-1458

John Heathershaw, Catherine Owen and Alexander Cooley

State transformation goes nuclear: Chinese National Nuclear Companies’ expansion into Europe pp. 1459-1478

Biao Zhang

Coordination and control in Russia’s foreign policy: travails of Putin’s curators in the near abroad pp. 1479-1495

Daria Isachenko

Peacebuilding think tanks, Indian foreign policy and the Kashmir conflict pp. 1496-1515

Stuti Bhatnagar and Priya Chacko

Can constituent states influence foreign and security policy? Coalitional dynamics in India pp. 1516-1534

Madhan Mohan Jaganathan

From centralisation to fragmentation and back again: the role of non-state actors in Brazil’s transformed foreign policy pp. 1535-1553

Daniel Cardoso

State transformation and cross-border regionalism in Indonesia’s periphery: contesting the centre pp. 1554-1570

Moch Faisal Karim

Beyond royal politics: state transformation and foreign policy in Saudi Arabia pp. 1571-1589

Babak Mohammadzadeh

Volume 40, issue 7, 2019

Knowledge transfer models and poverty alleviation in developing countries: critical approaches and foresight pp. 1209-1226

Dominique Philippe Martin

Gender, political representation and symbolic capital: how some women politicians succeed pp. 1227-1245

Ceridwen Spark, John Cox and Jack Corbett

Development cooperation and post-colonial critique: an investigation into the South Korean model pp. 1246-1264

Jinhee Kim and Joshua Garland

Slow City development in China: process, approaches and acceptability pp. 1265-1282

Yijun Shi, Guofang Zhai, Shutian Zhou, Wei Chen and Zhongyu He

Old bottle new wine? The evolution of China’s aid in Africa 1956–2014 pp. 1283-1303

Pippa Morgan and Yu Zheng

The regional brand: collective image consciousness in Africa and Southeast Asia pp. 1304-1321

Brooke Coe

Conflict diamonds and the Angolan Civil War (1992–2002) pp. 1322-1339

Quint Hoekstra

Where tradition meets public sector innovation: a Rwandan case study for Results-Based Approaches pp. 1340-1358

Stephan Klingebiel, Victoria Gonsior, Franziska Jakobs and Miriam Nikitka

Amenity/lifestyle migration to the Global South: driving forces and socio-spatial implications in Latin America pp. 1359-1377

Gerhard Rainer

The reconstruction of business interests after the ISI collapse: unpacking the effect of institutional change in Chile and Uruguay pp. 1378-1393

Juan A. Bogliaccini

Volume 40, issue 6, 2019

Funding, capabilities and the use of child soldiers pp. 1017-1039

Christopher M. Faulkner, Jonathan Powell and Trace Lasley

Policy space under a constraining combination – open economies, austerity and small island states pp. 1040-1063

Ruby Dagher

France à fric: the CFA zone in Africa and neocolonialism pp. 1064-1088

Ian Taylor

Making sense of communitarianism: the Bolivian experience pp. 1089-1106

Line Alice Ytrehus

Norm-making, norm-taking or norm-shifting? A case study of Sino–Japanese competition in the Jakarta–Bandung high-speed rail project pp. 1107-1126

Agatha Kratz and Dragan Pavlićević

Wither the ‘development contract’? Historical conjunctures in Naomi Hossain’s The Aid Lab: Understanding Bangladesh’s Unexpected Success pp. 1127-1144

Mushahid Hussain

The Kurds in Iran: balancing national and ethnic identity in a securitised environment pp. 1145-1162

Shahram Akbarzadeh, Zahid Shahab Ahmed, Costas Laoutides and William Gourlay

A future, but at what cost? Cuba and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s quest for sustainable development pp. 1163-1183

Stéphanie Panichelli Batalla and Virginie Grzelczyk

Staying the course in Mexico: the role of the US in the drug war, 2006–present pp. 1184-1205

Edward Hunt

Volume 40, issue 5, 2019

The folly of “aid for stabilisation” pp. 839-854

Christoph Zürcher

Never Thaw that coming! Latin American regional integration and the US–Cuba Thaw pp. 855-869

John de Bhal

Unpacking the unequal representation of Northern and Southern NGOs in international climate change politics pp. 870-889

Marika Gereke and Tanja Brühl

The ICC indictment against Al-Bashir and its repercussions for peacekeeping and humanitarian operations in Darfur pp. 890-907

Allard Duursma and Tanja R. Müller

Enforcing labour rights of irregular migrants in Indonesia pp. 908-925

Wayne Palmer and Antje Missbach

Can agricultural intensification help attain Sustainable Development Goals? Evidence from Africa and Asia pp. 926-946

Neil Dawson, Adrian Martin and Laura Camfield

Growth, governance and corruption in Bangladesh: a re-assessment pp. 947-965

M Asadullah and N N Tarun Chakravorty

The reformists: Kalahi and the performances of local government officials in Bohol, Philippines pp. 966-980

Emmanuelle Poncin

The violence of culture: the legitimation of the Israeli occupation of Palestine pp. 981-998

Aneta Brockhill and Karl Cordell

A literary approach to Afro-Sino relations: Ufrieda Ho’s Paper Sons and Daughters: Growing Up Chinese in South Africa and Ken N. Kamoche’s Black Ghosts pp. 999-1013

Uchenna P. Vasser

Volume 40, issue 4, 2019

How comprehensive is comprehensive? Using Wangari Maathai as a critique of the World Bank’s contemporary development model pp. 633-650

T. D. Harper-Shipman

The ontological politics of (in-)equality: a new research approach for post-development pp. 651-667

Christoph Neusiedl

Outlook for the ‘developing country’ category: a paradox of demise and continuity pp. 668-687

Déborah B. L. Farias

(Trans)regionalism and South–South cooperation: Afrasia instead of Eurafrique? pp. 688-709

Veit Bachmann

Repression, co-optation and insurgency: Pakistan’s FATA, Southern Thailand and Papua, Indonesia pp. 710-726

Chris Wilson and Shahzad Akhtar

Dangerised youth: the politics of security and development in Timor-Leste pp. 727-742

Werner Distler

Food-security governance in India and Ethiopia: a comparative analysis pp. 743-762

Ivica Petrikova

Farmer resistance to agriculture commercialisation in northern Ghana pp. 763-779

Siera Vercillo and Miriam Hird-Younger

The rise of a capitalist subsistence economy in Peru pp. 780-795

Jan Lust

Capable, splendorous and unequal: international media portrayals of Brazil during the 2014 World Cup pp. 796-814

Billy Graeff, Diego Monteiro Gutierrez, Thais Sardá, Paul Bretherton and Marco Bettine

Conceptualising and tracing the increased territorialisation of politics: insights from Argentina pp. 815-837

Federico M. Rossi

Volume 40, issue 3, 2019

Grading greatness: evaluating the status performance of the BRICS pp. 429-450

Pål Røren and Paul Beaumont

Playing the regional card: why and how authoritarian gravity centres exploit regional organisations pp. 451-470

Marianne Kneuer, Thomas Demmelhuber, Raphael Peresson and Tobias Zumbrägel

Ethnicity and conflict severity: accounting for the effect of co-ethnic and non-ethnic militias on battlefield lethality pp. 471-487

Huseyn Aliyev and Emil A. Souleimanov

Justifying military intervention: Yemen as a failed state pp. 488-502

Maria-Louise Clausen

European Union civil society support and the depoliticisation of Turkish civil society pp. 503-520

Özge Zihnioğlu

Liberal internationalism meets third worldism: the politics of international election observation in the DRC’s post-war elections pp. 521-541

Fritz Nganje and Kgalalelo Nganje

Politics of exclusion and institutional transformation in Ethiopia pp. 542-557

Moses Khisa

Karamojan politics: extension of state power and formation of a subordinate political elite in northeastern Uganda pp. 558-577

Karol Czuba

Chinese views of global economic governance pp. 578-594

Jinghan Zeng

Why madrassah education reforms don’t work in Pakistan pp. 595-611

Mohsin Bashir and Shoaib Ul-Haq

Globalising cities at the crossroads of migration: Puebla, Tijuana and Monterrey pp. 612-632

Marianne H. Marchand and Adriana Sletza Ortega Ramírez

Volume 40, issue 2, 2019

Violence and ordering of the Third World: an introduction pp. 199-206

Randolph B. Persaud and Narendran Kumarakulasingam

Scientific racism, race war and the global racial imaginary pp. 207-223

Alexander D. Barder

Evangelical violence: Western Christianity and the use of force against the Third World pp. 224-249

Christopher Rhodes

The horror of ‘horrorism’: laundering metropolitan killings pp. 250-265

Narendran Kumarakulasingam

Killing the Third World: civilisational security as US grand strategy pp. 266-283

Randolph B. Persaud

Manhunt Presidency: Obama, race, and the Third World pp. 284-297

Sankaran Krishna

A ‘synchronised attack’ on life: the Saudi-led coalition’s ‘hidden and holistic’ genocide in Yemen and the shared responsibility of the US and UK pp. 298-316

Jeffrey S. Bachman

Violence on Iraqi bodies: decolonising economic sanctions in security studies pp. 317-336

Mariam Georgis and Riva Gewarges

Colonial legacies, armed revolts and state violence: the Maoist movement in India pp. 337-354

Swati Parashar

Corporate power, US drug enforcement and the repression of indigenous peoples in Latin America pp. 355-372

Horace Bartilow

The violence work of transnational gangs in Central America pp. 373-388

María José Méndez

The coloniality of abridgment: afterlives of mass violence in Cambodia and the US pp. 389-404

Emily Mitamura

The nexus between vulnerabilities and violence in the Caribbean* pp. 405-424

W. Andy Knight

Correction pp. 425-427

The Editors

Correction pp. 428-428

The Editors

Volume 40, issue 1, 2019

Protecting cultural heritage in war zones pp. 1-17

Thomas G. Weiss and Nina Connelly

Is it possible to achieve a good life for all within planetary boundaries? pp. 18-35

Jason Hickel

Critical peacebuilding and the dilemma of difference: the stigma of the ‘local’ and the quest for equality pp. 36-52

Xavier Mathieu

Money, people or mission? Accountability in local and non-local NGOs pp. 53-73

Winston Hyman van Zyl, Frederik Claeyé and Véronique Flambard

Children and armed conflict: looking at the future and learning from the past pp. 74-91

Roos Haer

Contesting the international order by integrating it: the case of China’s Belt and Road initiative pp. 92-108

Lina Benabdallah

Otherising Iran in American political discourse: case study of a post-JCPOA senate hearing on Iran sanctions pp. 109-128

Elham Kadkhodaee and Zeinab Ghasemi Tari

Civil society, hybridity and peacebuilding in Burundi: questioning authenticity pp. 129-146

Rowan Popplewell

Strategic competence and agency: individuals overcoming barriers to change in South African higher education pp. 147-162

Grace Ese-osa Idahosa and Louise Vincent

Women’s experiences of peacebuilding in violence-affected communities in Kenya pp. 163-179

Natascha Mueller-Hirth

Identity and world order in India’s post-Cold War foreign policy discourse pp. 180-198

Thorsten Wojczewski