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Volume 51, issue 3, 2023

The impact of Covid-19 on household poverty: examining impacts and resilience in a 40-year timeframe in rural Rajasthan (India) pp. 217-232

Anirudh Krishna and Tushar Agrawal

Bracing for turmoil: temporalities of livelihood adaptation among informal workers in Facatativá, Colombia pp. 233-251

Reidar Staupe-Delgado and Luis Eduardo Díaz Villarreal

Women in paid employment: a role for public policies and social norms in Guatemala pp. 252-279

Rita K. Almeida and Mariana Viollaz

Using solicited audio-recorded diaries to explore the financial lives of low-income women in Kenya during COVID-19: perspectives, challenges, and lessons pp. 280-290

Lila Rabinovich

Do short-term unconditional cash transfers change behaviour and preferences? evidence from Indonesia pp. 291-306

Ridho Al Izzati, Daniel Suryadarma and Asep Suryahadi

Military dictatorship and the provision of public goods pp. 307-321

T M Tonmoy Islam and Shabana Mitra

Fuel–food nexus in urban areas: evidence from Burkina Faso pp. 322-338

Zakaria Zoundi and Yuichiro Uchida

Volume 51, issue 2, 2023

The Sanjaya Lall Prize for 2022 pp. 83-83

The Editors

Women and plant entanglements: pulses commercialization and care relations in Punjab, Pakistan pp. 84-96

Muhammad A. Kavesh, Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt and Rajendra Adhikari

Are young internal migrants ‘favourably’ selected? Evidence from four developing countries11 pp. 97-125

Maria Franco Gavonel

When coping strategies become a way of life: a gendered analysis of Syrian refugees in Lebanon pp. 126-144

Saja Al Zoubi

A torrent or a trickle? The local economic impacts of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor pp. 145-162

David Landry

The impact of precolonial political centralisation on local development: Ghana’s paradox pp. 163-178

Mohammed Iddrisu Kambala

Education as opportunity? The causal effect of education on labor market outcomes in Jordan pp. 179-197

Daniel Hicks and Huiqiong Duan

Spread of corruption in Indonesia after decentralisation: a spatiotemporal analysis pp. 198-215

Zuhairan Yunmi Yunan, Ben Freyens, Yogi Vidyattama and Itismita Mohanty

Volume 51, issue 1, 2023

Urbanising futures and sustainability: ODS sponsored plenary panel discussion, DSA 2022 pp. 1-5

Jo Beall

The interconnection with climate crisis and inequality in the future of urbanization pp. 6-10

Aromar Revi

Cities, energy and the uncertain future of urban civilization pp. 11-17

William E. Rees

Rural Classes and Credit Participation: The Itasy Livelihood Classes (Madagascar) Between Risk-aversion and Debt Capacity pp. 18-32

Tsiry Andrianampiarivo and Claire Gondard-Delcroix

Under pressure: assessing the cost of forced solidarity in Côte d’Ivoire pp. 33-49

Louis Olié

Children’s work in environmental chores: ‘says who?’ pp. 50-65

Deborah S. DeGraff, Deborah Levison and Esther Dungumaro

COVID-19 induced national lockdown and income inequality: evidence from Pakistan pp. 66-81

Noman Ahmad, Faiz Ur Rehman and Nasir Sarwar

Volume 50, issue 4, 2022

Investigating project sustainability: technology as a development object in a community-based project in Naryn, Kyrgyzstan pp. 289-306

Katarzyna Cieslik, Art Dewulf and J. Marc Foggin

Examining microcredit self-help groups through the lens of feminist dignity pp. 307-320

Annabel Dulhunty

Rural economic activities of persons with disabilities in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 321-335

Smriti Tiwari, Sara Savastano, Paul Winters and Martina Improta

The association between terrorist attacks and mental health: evidence from Nigeria pp. 336-351

Joseph B. Ajefu and Soazic Elise Wang Sonne

Migrant remittances and consumption expenditure under rain-fed agricultural income: micro-level evidence from Ghana pp. 352-371

Eric Akobeng

Thick concept but thin theories: a case for sector-based anti-corruption strategy pp. 372-388

David Olusegun Sotola and Pregala Solosh Pillay

Is rural household debt sustainable in a financially included region? Evidence from three districts of Kerala, India pp. 389-405

Remya Tressa Jacob, Rudra Sensarma and Gopakumaran Nair

Volume 50, issue 3, 2022

The grower-trader relationship: experiments with coffee value chain actors in Uganda pp. 193-208

Alexandra Peralta, Robert Shupp and Cansın Arslan

Access and fees in public health care services for the poor: Bangladesh as a case study pp. 209-224

Wahid Abdallah, Shyamal Chowdhury and Kazi Iqbal

Criminality and socioeconomic disadvantage: a spatial analysis throughout Brazilian municipalities pp. 225-243

Augusta Raiher

Input subsidy effects on crops grown by smallholder farm women: The example of cowpea in Mali pp. 244-258

M. Smale and V. Thériault

Re-thinking ‘harm’ in relation to children’s work: a ‘situated,’ multi-disciplinary perspective pp. 259-271

Roy Maconachie, Neil Howard and Rosilin Bock

Globalization, international asymmetries and democracy: a structuralist perspective pp. 272-287

Alicia Bárcena and Gabriel Porcile

Volume 50, issue 2, 2022

Gendered property and labour relations in agriculture: implications for social change in Turkey pp. 91-113

Ece Kocabicak

Movement allies: towards an analytical re-classification of civil rights groups in India pp. 114-125

Ankita Pandey

Transparency, exclusion and mediation: how digital and biometric technologies are transforming social protection in Tamil Nadu, India pp. 126-141

Grace Carswell and Geert De Neve

Household access to water and education for girls: The case of villages in hilly and mountainous areas of Nepal pp. 142-157

Ram Prasad Dhital, Takahiro Ito, Shinji Kaneko, Satoru Komatsu and Yuichiro Yoshida

Pareto efficiency in intrahousehold allocations: evidence from rice farming households in India pp. 158-176

Monica Shandal, Sandeep Mohapatra and Prakashan Chellattan Veettil

Digitising microfinance: on the route to losing the traditional ‘human face’ of microfinance institutions pp. 177-191

Juliana Siwale and Cécile Godfroid

Volume 50, issue 1, 2022

The Sanjaya Lall prize for 2021 pp. 1-1

Lucey Grainne

Twenty years of BRICS: political and economic transformations through the lens of land pp. 2-13

Mihika Chatterjee and Ikuno Naka

The Chinese infrastructural fix in Africa: lessons from the Sino-Zambian ‘road bonanza’ pp. 14-29

Tim Zajontz

Kaingang indigenous, family farmers and soy in southern Brazil: new old conflicts over land pp. 30-43

Daniele Barbosa, Edmundo Oderich and Angela Camana

Aye for the tiger: hegemony, authority, and volition in India’s regime of dispossession for conservation pp. 44-61

Asmita Kabra and Budhaditya Das

The performativity of the state in China’s land transformation: a case study of Dahongmen, Beijing pp. 62-77

Yimin Zhao

AI for development: implications for theory and practice pp. 78-90

Corneliu Bjola

Volume 49, issue 4, 2021

The politics of masculinity in the absence of work pp. 311-323

Raka Ray

Disability in Uganda: a medical intervention to measure gendered impacts on functional independence and labour-market outcomes pp. 324-336

Aisha Abubakar, Sarah Bridges, Alessio Gaggero and Trudy Owens

The effect of a large-scale workfare program on child marriage in India pp. 337-350

Magda Tsaneva and Ashley O’Donoghue

‘Many Chinas?’ Provincial internationalization and Chinese foreign direct investment in Africa pp. 351-367

Pippa Morgan

The political economy of reviving industrial policy in Uganda pp. 368-385

Pritish Behuria

Does disability increase the risk of poverty ‘in all its forms’? Comparing monetary and multidimensional poverty in Vietnam and Nepal pp. 386-400

Lena Morgon Banks, Monica Pinilla-Roncancio, Matthew Walsham, Hoang Van Minh, Shailes Neupane, Vu Quynh Mai, Saurav Neupane, Karl Blanchet and Hannah Kuper

Volume 49, issue 3, 2021

Developing peace: the evolution of development goals and activities in United Nations peacekeeping pp. 201-229

John Gledhill, Richard Caplan and Maline Meiske

How effective are informal property rights in cities? Reexamining the relationship between informality and housing quality in Dar es Salaam pp. 230-244

Alexandra Panman

‘Just out of reach’: examining the link between subjective wealth, aspirations gaps and empowerment in Central African Republic pp. 245-260

Eric Rougier, Claire Gondard-Delcroix and Jerome Ballet

Foreign entry in the services sector and gender workforce composition pp. 261-275

Dao Thi Hong Nguyen

Intergenerational effects of improving women’s property rights: evidence from India pp. 277-290

Nayana Bose and Shreyasee Das

Rainfall shocks and children’s school attendance: evidence from Uganda pp. 291-309

Peter Agamile and David Lawson

Volume 49, issue 2, 2021

Bringing drugs into light: embedded governance and opium production in Myanmar’s Shan State pp. 105-118

Jinhee Lim and Taekyoon Kim

Can training close the gender wage gap? Evidence from Vietnamese SMEs pp. 119-132

Benedikte Bjerge, Nina Torm and Neda Trifkovic

Peripherality, income inequality, and economic development in Latin American countries pp. 133-148

Yoshimichi Murakami and Nobuaki Hamaguchi

Under a money tree? Comparing the determinants of Western and Chinese development finance flows to Africa pp. 149-168

David Landry

Revisions of the global multidimensional poverty index: indicator options and their empirical assessment pp. 169-183

Sabina Alkire and Usha Kanagaratnam

Do financial development and political institutions act as substitutes or complements? pp. 184-199

Luisa Blanco and Nabamita Dutta

Volume 49, issue 1, 2021

Sanjaya Lall Prize announcement pp. 1-1

The Editors

Beyond ownership: women’s and men’s land rights in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 2-22

Vanya Slavchevska, Cheryl Doss, Ana Paula de la O Campos and Chiara Brunelli

Room for empowerment pp. 23-38

Louisa Roos

‘By sharing work we are moving forward’:change in social norms around men’s participation in unpaid care work in Northern Uganda pp. 39-52

Lucia Aline Rost

‘A long way from earning’: (re)producing violence at the nexus of shame and blame pp. 53-65

Charlotte Nussey

The long-term association between child labour and cognitive development pp. 66-87

Yonatan Dinku and David Fielding

Under-utilised crops and rural livelihoods: Bambara groundnut in Tanzania pp. 88-103

Basile Boulay, Rumman Khan and Oliver Morrissey