Third World Quarterly

1998 - 2025

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Volume 39, issue 12, 2018

Rising powers in international conflict management: an introduction pp. 2207-2221

Emel Parlar Dal

Reluctant powers? Rising powers’ contributions to regional crisis management pp. 2222-2239

Sandra Destradi

Rising powers and the global nuclear order: a structural study of India’s integration pp. 2240-2254

Harsh V. Pant and Arka Biswas

China’s role in the regional and international management of Korean conflict: an arbiter or catalyst? pp. 2255-2271

Hakan Mehmetcik and Ferit Belder

Interests or ideas? Explaining Brazil’s surge in peacekeeping and peacebuilding pp. 2272-2290

Charles T. Call

Assessing Turkey’s changing conflict management role after the Cold War: actorness, approaches and tools pp. 2291-2314

Emel Parlar Dal

Rising powers and the horn of Africa: conflicting regionalisms* pp. 2315-2333

Abigail Kabandula and Timothy M. Shaw

Pragmatic eclecticism, neoclassical realism and post-structuralism: reconsidering the African response to the Libyan crisis of 2011 pp. 2334-2353

Linnéa Gelot and Martin Welz

Volume 39, issue 11, 2018

From Al-Itihaad to Al-Shabaab: how the Ethiopian intervention and the ‘War on Terror’ exacerbated the conflict in Somalia pp. 2033-2052

Mohamed Haji Ingiriis

Conceptualising de-radicalisation and former combatant re-integration in Nigeria pp. 2053-2068

Gordon Clubb and Marina Tapley

Political economy of land grabbing inside China involving foreign investors pp. 2069-2084

Yunan Xu

Territorial dispossession: dynamics of capitalist expansion in rural territories in South America pp. 2085-2102

Luis Felipe Rincón and Bernardo M. Fernandes

Construction Jihad: state-building and development in Iran and Lebanon’s Shiʿi Territories pp. 2103-2125

Eric Lob

Entrepreneurs, investors and the state: the public and the private in sub-Saharan African irrigation development pp. 2126-2141

Elizabeth Harrison and Anna Mdee

A precarious peace? The threat of paramilitary violence to the peace process in Colombia pp. 2142-2172

David Maher and Andrew Thomson

Sewing their way up the social ladder? Paths to social mobility and empowerment among Sri Lanka’s global factory workers pp. 2173-2187

Sandya Hewamanne

People, personal projects and the challenging of social structures: a contribution to the reflection on the challenges of teaching development studies pp. 2188-2202

Juan David Parra Heredia

‘People and personal projects’: a rejoinder on the challenge of teaching development studies pp. 2203-2205

Wendy Harcourt

Volume 39, issue 10, 2018

Policy visions of big data: views from the Global South pp. 1861-1882

Laura C. Mahrenbach, Katja Mayer and Jürgen Pfeffer

Romania and the Third World during the heyday of the détente pp. 1883-1898

Cezar Stanciu

The ethics of international service learning as a pedagogical development practice: a Canadian study pp. 1899-1922

Debra D. Chapman

Perceptions, identities and interests in South–South cooperation: the cases of Chile, Venezuela and Brazil pp. 1923-1940

Guillermo Santander and Jose Alonso Rodriguez

Evaluating Brazilian South–South Cooperation in Haiti pp. 1941-1961

Megan Pickup

The BRICS and global governance: China’s contradictory role pp. 1962-1978

Mark Beeson and Jinghan Zeng

Disassembling the Square Kilometre Array: astronomy and development in South Africa pp. 1979-1997

Cherryl Walker and Davide Chinigò

‘To be or not to be’ (like the West): modernisation in Russia and Iran pp. 1998-2015

Ghoncheh Tazmini

Global international relations and the Arab Spring: the Maghreb’s challenge to the EU pp. 2016-2031

J. N. C. Hill

Volume 39, issue 9, 2018

Internationalised justice and democratisation: how international tribunals can empower non-reformists pp. 1675-1691

Izabela Steflja

Ownership dynamics in local multi-stakeholder initiatives pp. 1692-1710

Kees Biekart and Alan Fowler

China’s road from socialism to global capitalism pp. 1711-1726

Jerry Harris

The globaliser dragon: how is China changing economic globalisation? pp. 1727-1749

Diego Trindade d’Ávila Magalhães

Fostering the post-development debate: the Latin American concept of tecnologia social pp. 1750-1769

Marlei Pozzebon and Isleide Arruda Fontenelle

Turkey’s global governance strategies at the UN compared to the BRICS (2008–2014): clarifying the motivation–contribution nexus pp. 1770-1790

Emel Parlar Dal and Ali Murat Kurşun

Democratic BRICS as role models in a shifting global order: inherent dilemmas and the challenges ahead pp. 1791-1811

Ziya Öniş and Alper Şükrü Gençer

The AKP after 15 years: emergence of Erdoganism in Turkey pp. 1812-1830

Ihsan Yilmaz and Galib Bashirov

The micro-politics of norm contestation between the OSCE and Kazakhstan: square pegs in round holes pp. 1831-1847

Rico Isaacs

Nelson Mandela: the ripple effect pp. 1848-1859

Sope Maithufi

Volume 39, issue 8, 2018

Why do men rape? Understanding the determinants of rapes in India pp. 1435-1457

Sharanya Basu Roy and Sayantan Ghosh Dastidar

Panacea for the refugee crisis? Rethinking the promotion of ‘self-reliance’ for refugees pp. 1458-1474

Evan Easton-Calabria and Naohiko Omata

Voluntourism and the contract corrective pp. 1475-1490

Susan Banki and Richard Schonell

How friends become foes: exploring the role of documents in shaping UNHCR’s behaviour pp. 1491-1507

Georgia Cole

UNHCR and the pursuit of international protection: accountability through technology? pp. 1508-1524

Katja Lindskov Jacobsen and Kristin Bergtora Sandvik

When hybridity breeds contempt: negative hybrid peace in Cambodia pp. 1525-1542

Dahlia Simangan

Hybrid peace revisited: an opportunity for considering self-governance? pp. 1543-1560

Pol Bargués-Pedreny and Elisa Randazzo

Extractive peasants: reframing informal artisanal and small-scale mining debates pp. 1561-1582

Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt

From resistance to military institutionalisation: the case of the peshmerga versus the Islamic State pp. 1583-1603

Marianna Charountaki

Regulating religious authority for political gains: al-Sisi’s manipulation of al-Azhar in Egypt pp. 1604-1621

Masooda Bano and Hanane Benadi

Conflict dynamics and agonistic dialogue on historical violence: a case from Indonesia pp. 1622-1639

Sarah Maddison and Rachael Diprose

Social housing under the Workers’ Party government: an analysis of the private sector in Brazil pp. 1640-1655

Valesca Lima

The contradictions of neo-extractivism and social policy: the role of raw material exports in the Brazilian political crisis pp. 1656-1674

Anthony Pahnke

Volume 39, issue 7, 2018

Converging social justice issues and movements: implications for political actions and research pp. 1227-1246

Saturnino M. Borras Jr., Tsegaye Moreda, Alberto Alonso-Fradejas and Zoe W. Brent

The politics of convergence in Bolivia: social movements and the state pp. 1247-1269

Ben M. McKay

Implicating ‘fisheries justice’ movements in food and climate politics pp. 1270-1289

Elyse N. Mills

Convergence as political strategy: social justice movements, natural resources and climate change pp. 1290-1307

Salena Tramel

The challenge of locating land-based climate change mitigation and adaptation politics within a social justice perspective: towards an idea of agrarian climate justice pp. 1308-1325

Saturnino M. Borras and Jennifer C. Franco

The right to food in the context of large-scale land investment in Ethiopia pp. 1326-1347

Tsegaye Moreda

Analysing agricultural investment from the realities of small-scale food providers: grounding the debates pp. 1348-1366

Christina M. Schiavoni, Salena Tramel, Hannah Twomey and Benedict S. Mongula

The ‘tenure guidelines’ as a tool for democratising land and resource control in Latin America pp. 1367-1385

Zoe W. Brent, Alberto Alonso-Fradejas, Gonzalo Colque and Sergio Sauer

Why wait for the state? Using the CFS Tenure Guidelines to recalibrate political-legal struggles for democratic land control pp. 1386-1402

Jennifer Franco and Sofía Monsalve Suárez

Pathway to resilience: hands and hearts for peasant livelihoods and fair relations between humans and nature pp. 1403-1410

Paula Gioia

The origins and politics, campaigns and demands by the international fisher peoples’ movement: an Indigenous perspective pp. 1411-1420

Sherry Pictou

Black lives and climate justice: courage and power in defending communities and Mother Earth pp. 1421-1434

Sara Mersha

Volume 39, issue 6, 2018

The theory and practice of building developmental states in the Global South pp. 1033-1055

Jewellord Nem Singh and Jesse Salah Ovadia

Studying the developmental state: theory and method in research on industrial policy and state-led development in Africa pp. 1056-1076

Jesse Salah Ovadia and Christina Wolf

State-owned enterprises and the political economy of state–state relations in the developing world pp. 1077-1097

Jewellord Nem Singh and Geoffrey C. Chen

The developmental state of the twenty-first century: accounting for state and society pp. 1098-1114

Jennifer Hsu

Twenty-first century developmental states? Argentina under the Kirchners pp. 1115-1132

Christopher Wylde

Industrial policy and state-making: Brazil’s attempt at oil-based industrial development pp. 1133-1150

Eliza Massi and Jewellord Nem Singh

The Ethiopian developmental state pp. 1151-1165

Christopher Clapham

An extractive developmental state in Southern Africa? The cases of Zambia and Zimbabwe pp. 1166-1190

Richard Saunders and Alexander Caramento

East Asia’s new developmentalism: state capacity, climate change and low-carbon development pp. 1191-1210

Christopher M. Dent

Exporting the developmental state: Japan’s economic diplomacy in the Arctic pp. 1211-1225

Aki Tonami

Volume 39, issue 5, 2018

The cyber frontier and digital pitfalls in the Global South pp. 821-837

Niels Nagelhus Schia

Humanitarian symbolic exchange: extending Responsibility to Protect through individual and local engagement pp. 838-853

Morgan Brigg

The global securitisation of youth pp. 854-870

Mayssoun Sukarieh and Stuart Tannock

Rising powers and order contestation: disaggregating the normative from the representational pp. 871-888

Edward Newman and Benjamin Zala

The elephant in the room: offshore companies, liberalisation and extension of presidential power in DR Congo pp. 889-905

Zoë Marriage

School, sexuality and problematic girlhoods: reframing ‘empowerment’ discourse pp. 906-919

Kate Pincock

The disciplining of illegal palm oil plantations in Sumatra pp. 920-940

Eusebius Pantja Pramudya, Otto Hospes and C. J. A. M. Termeer

The relationship between human trafficking and child recruitment in the Colombian armed conflict pp. 941-958

Mónica Hurtado, Ángela Iranzo Dosdad and Sergio Gómez Hernández

The slow violence of corporate social responsibility: the case of mining in Peru pp. 959-975

Jonathan Kishen Gamu and Peter Dauvergne

Imperialism and the Middle Kingdom: the Xi Jinping administration’s peripheral diplomacy with developing states pp. 976-998

Jeffrey Reeves

Aid and state-building, Part I: South Korea and Taiwan pp. 999-1013

Nematullah Bizhan

Aid and state-building, Part II: Afghanistan and Iraq pp. 1014-1031

Nematullah Bizhan

Volume 39, issue 4, 2018

Corrigendum pp. (iii)-(iii)

The Editors

Does the Millennium Challenge Corporation reinforce capitalist power structures or empower citizens? pp. 609-625

Joanne E. Davies

Forever North–South? The political challenges of reforming the UN development system pp. 626-641

M.-O. Baumann

Beyond disaster framing: exploring multi-mandate INGOs’ representations of conflict pp. 642-660

Oliver Walton

Power, politics and perception: the impact of foreign policy on civilian–peacekeeper relations pp. 661-676

Vanessa F. Newby

The politics of purity: discourses of deception and integrity in contemporary international cricket pp. 677-691

Simon Philpott

Renminbi appreciation and Global Value Chains in China: exploring the linkages pp. 692-708

Paul Bowles, Fiona MacPhail and Baotai Wang

How stalled global reform is fueling regionalism: China’s engagement with the G20 pp. 709-726

Jared McKinney

Theorising state–narco relations in Bolivia’s nascent democracy (1982–1993): governance, order and political transition pp. 727-746

Allan Gillies

Global capitalism, Haiti, and the flexibilisation of paramilitarism pp. 747-768

Jeb Sprague-Silgado

Reality and rumour: the grey areas of international development in Guatemala pp. 769-785

Rebecca Clouser

Qatar’s humanitarian aid to Palestine pp. 786-798

Elia Zureik

ASEAN’s governance of migrant worker rights pp. 799-819

Charanpal S. Bal and Kelly Gerard

Volume 39, issue 3, 2018

Colonial apologies and the problem of the transgressor speaking pp. 399-417

Tom Bentley

Past as global trade governance prelude: reconfiguring debate about reform of the multilateral trading system pp. 418-435

Rorden Wilkinson

Climate change: the risks of stranded fossil fuel assets and resources to the developing world pp. 436-453

Kyra Bos and Joyeeta Gupta

Humanitarian interventions and the media: broadcasting against ethnic hate pp. 454-470

Kerstin Tomiak

Political responsibility and global health pp. 471-486

Nana K. Poku and Jesper Sundewall

Global poverty and inequality: are the revised estimates open to an alternative interpretation? pp. 487-509

Peter Edward and Andy Sumner

Trivial pursuits? Serious (video) games and the media representation of refugees pp. 510-526

Gemma Sou

New directions in welfare: rights-based social policies in post-neoliberal Latin America pp. 527-543

Jean Grugel and Pia Riggirozzi

Humanitarian aid and host state capacity: the challenges of the Norwegian Refugee Council in Colombia pp. 544-559

Julieta Lemaitre

Hurdles to peace: a level-of-analysis approach to resolving Sudan’s civil wars pp. 560-576

Johan Brosché and Allard Duursma

Recalcitrant spoiler? Contesting dominant accounts of India’s role in global trade governance pp. 577-593

Kristen Hopewell

The Turkish Constitutional Court, laicism and the headscarf issue pp. 594-608

Lacin Idil Oztig

Volume 39, issue 2, 2018

Erratum pp. (iii)-(iii)

The Editors

Spirit and being: interdisciplinary reflections on drugs across history and politics pp. 207-217

Maziyar Ghiabi

Decolonising drugs in Asia: the case of cocaine in colonial India pp. 218-231

James Mills

A diplomatic failure: the Mexican role in the demise of the 1940 Reglamento Federal de Toxicomanías pp. 232-247

Isaac Campos

Drugs of choice, drugs of change: Egyptian consumption habits since the 1920s pp. 248-260

Philip Robins

Drug booms and busts: poverty and prosperity in a Nicaraguan narco- pp. 261-276

Dennis Rodgers

Maintaining disorder: the micropolitics of drugs policy in Iran pp. 277-297

Maziyar Ghiabi

‘We Will Revive’: addiction, spiritual warfare, and recovery in Latin America’s cocaine production zone pp. 298-313

Pablo Seward Delaporte

Fighting crime and maintaining order: shared worldviews of civilian and military elites in Brazil and Mexico pp. 314-330

Anaís M. Passos

Turning deserts into flowers: settlement and poppy cultivation in southwest Afghanistan pp. 331-349

David Mansfield

Quasilegality: khat, cannabis and Africa’s drug laws pp. 350-365

Neil Carrier and Gernot Klantschnig

Why do South-east Asian states choose to suppress opium? A cross-case comparison pp. 366-384

James Windle

Decolonising drug studies in an era of predatory accumulation pp. 385-398

Philippe Bourgois

Volume 39, issue 1, 2018

Erratum pp. (iii)-(iii)

The Editors

When responsibility to protect ‘hits home’: the refugee crisis and the EU response pp. 1-17

Stefania Panebianco and Iole Fontana

UK development policy and domestic politics 1997–2016 pp. 18-34

Gerard Clarke

Crises and unpredictability in developing countries pp. 35-50

Nerea San-Martín-Albizuri and Arturo Rodriguez-Castellanos

Philanthrocapitalism: rendering the public domain obsolete? pp. 51-67

Carol Thompson

Making good on donors’ desire to Do Development Differently pp. 68-84

Dan Honig and Nilima Gulrajani

Criminogenic patterns in the management of Boko Haram’s human displacement situation pp. 85-103

Medinat A. Abdulazeez and Temitope B. Oriola

From aid negotiation to aid effectiveness: the case of food and nutrition security in Ethiopia pp. 104-121

Pierre-Marie Aubert, Matthieu Brun, Peter Agamile and Sébastien Treyer

Social policy for inclusive development in Africa pp. 122-139

Vusi Gumede

A capability analysis of Rwandan development policy: calling into question human development indicators pp. 140-157

Malin Hasselskog

Militarisation of governance after conflict: beyond the rebel-to-ruler frame – the case of Rwanda pp. 158-174

Andrea Purdeková, Filip Reyntjens and Nina Wilén

Transnational public goods provision: the increasing role of rising powers and the case of South Africa pp. 175-188

Stephan Klingebiel

Large-scale land deals in Sierra Leone at the intersection of gender and lineage pp. 189-206

Caitlin Ryan