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Volume 46, month 11, 2015

Introduction: How Prices Rose and Lives Changed pp. 1-7

Patta Scott‐Villiers and Alexandra Wanjiku Kelbert

From Global to Local and Back Again: Researching Life in a Time of Food Price Volatility pp. 8-19

Naomi Hossain

Anomaly or Augury? Global Food Prices Since 2007 pp. 20-32

Richard King

Disaggregated Analysis: The Key to Understanding Wellbeing in Kenya in the Context of Food Price Volatility pp. 33-44

Nick Chisholm

Macro Events and Micro Responses: Experiences from Bolivia and Guatemala pp. 45-52

Gabriela Alcaraz V.

Eat With Us: Insight into Household Food Habits in a Time of Food Price Volatility in Zambian Communities pp. 53-59

Mwila Mulumbi

The Role of Fatalism in Resilience to Food Price Volatility in Bangladesh pp. 60-67

Ferdous Jahan, Mamun‐ur‐Rashid and Sharif A. Wahab

Food Prices and the Politics of Hunger: Beneath Market and State pp. 68-75

Haris Gazdar

Food Price Volatility in Ethiopia: Public Pressure and State Response pp. 76-83

Tassew Woldehanna and Yisak Tafere

How to Support Poor Vietnamese Consumers to Deal with Food Price Volatility and Food Safety Issues pp. 84-89

Tran Cong Thang and Dinh Thi Bao Linh

Food Price Volatility and the Worrying Trend in Children's Snacking in Indonesia pp. 90-97

Rachma Nurbani

Life Around the Firewood Stove: The Impact of Price Volatility pp. 98-104

Alma Lucrecia Olivet López

Social Change, New Food Habits and Food Price Volatility in Burkina Faso pp. 105-109

Ludovic Ouhonyioué Kibora

‘Tell Me What You Eat and I'll Tell You Who You Are’: Changing Eating Habits in Cochabamba, Bolivia pp. 110-115

Rosario Léon

Volume 46, month 09, 2015

Introduction: What is the Unique Contribution of Volunteering to International Development? pp. 1-4

Danny Burns and Jo Howard

Volunteering for Development within the New Ecosystem of International Development pp. 5-16

Jo Howard and Danny Burns

The Changing Tides of Volunteering in Development: Discourse, Knowledge and Practice pp. 17-28

Erika Lopez Franco and Thea Shahrokh

What's Different about How Volunteers Work? Relationship Building for Wellbeing and Change pp. 29-42

Jody Aked

Using Participatory Methodologies to Achieve Change in Valuing Volunteering pp. 43-53

Elizabeth Hacker

The Impacts of Politics and Ethnicity on Volunteering pp. 54-68

Alexandrea Picken and Simon Lewis

Learning from Communities: The Local Dynamics of Formal and Informal Volunteering in Korogocho, Kenya pp. 69-82

Simon Lewis

How Participatory Practice can Help to Strengthen the Role of Volunteering in Sustainable Development: An Organisational Perspective pp. 83-94

Katie Turner

Volume 46, month 07, 2015

Introduction: Beijing+20 – Where now for Gender Equality? pp. 1-8

Andrea Cornwall and Jenny Edwards

Myths to Live By: Beijing Narratives pp. 9-12

Rosalind Eyben

Wearing Platform Shoes: How the Platform for Action Changed our Lives, and how Women's Lives have Changed since the Platform for Action pp. 13-18

Suzette Mitchell

‘To Beijing and Back’: Reflections on the Influence of the Beijing Conference on Popular Notions of Women's Empowerment in Ghana pp. 19-27

Takyiwaa Manuh and Nana Akua Anyidoho

Beyond the Rhetoric of Choice: Promoting Women's Economic Empowerment in Developed Countries pp. 28-32

Claartje J. Vinkenburg

Rural Women's Empowerment through Employment from the Beijing Platform for Action Onwards pp. 33-40

Paola Termine and Monika Percic

Feminist Movements and the Gender Economic Agenda in Latin America pp. 41-46

Ana‐Laura Rodríguez Gustá and Nancy Madera

Interrogating the Rights Discourse on Girls' Education: Neocolonialism, Neoliberalism, and the Post‐Beijing Platform for Action pp. 47-53

Navtej Purewal

Beijing, Gender and Environment – Challenges for Ecological Sustainability, Development and Justice? pp. 54-58

Anke Stock

Gendered Rights in the Post‐2015 Development and Disasters Agendas pp. 59-65

Sarah Bradshaw

Beyond Tinkering with the System: Rethinking Gender, Power and Politics pp. 66-74

Mariz Tadros

Gender Mainstreaming Critiques: Signposts or Dead Ends? pp. 75-81

Kirsty Milward, Maitrayee Mukhopadhyay and Franz F. Wong

No Shortcuts to Shifting Deep Structures in Organisations pp. 82-91

Aruna Rao, David Kelleher and Carol Miller

Twenty Years after Beijing: Can Promises be Turned into Progress? pp. 92-96

Jessica Woodroffe

The Digital Age: A Feminist Future for the Queer African Woman pp. 97-100

Nyx McLean and Tiffany Kagure Mugo

Big Plans, Small Steps: Learnings from Three Decades of Mobilising Resources for Women's Rights pp. 101-107

Zohra Moosa and Happy Mwende Kinyili

If Not Now, When? Reasserting Beijing for a Progressive Women's Rights Agenda in 2015 and Beyond pp. 108-114

Abigail Hunt

Brazilian Feminisms in Global Spaces: Beijing and Beijing+20 pp. 115-122

Cecilia M.B. Sardenberg

Volume 46, month 05, 2015

Introduction: Changing Perspectives in Business and Development pp. 1-6

Elise Wach and Jodie Thorpe

Private Sector and Waste Management in Delhi: A Political Economy Perspective pp. 7-16

Ashish Chaturvedi, Rachna Arora and Manjeet Singh Saluja

Bangladesh Health Service Delivery: Innovative NGO and Private Sector Partnerships pp. 17-28

Md Rubaiyath Sarwar

Smallholder Farmers in the Speciality Coffee Industry: Opportunities, Constraints and the Businesses that are Making it Possible pp. 29-44

Inma Borrella, Carlos Mataix and Ruth Carrasco‐Gallego

The United Nations and Business: Towards New Modes of Global Governance? pp. 45-58

Carlos Fortin and Richard Jolly

Markets for Nutrition: What Role for Business? pp. 59-69

John Humphrey and Ewan Robinson

Is Systemic Change Part of Pro‐poor Business Approaches? pp. 70-80

Jodie Thorpe

Explore, Scale Up, Move Out: Three Phases to Managing Change under Conditions of Uncertainty pp. 81-92

Marcus Jenal and Shawn Cunningham

Building Back Better: Business Contributing to a New Economic Paradigm pp. 93-107

Katherine Trebeck

Volume 46, month 03, 2015

Graduating from Social Protection? Editorial Introduction pp. 1-12

Stephen Devereux and Rachel Sabates‐Wheeler

Exit or Developmental Impact? The Role of ‘Graduation’ in Social Protection Programmes pp. 13-24

Michael Samson

The ‘Twofold Investment Trap’: Children and their Role in Sustainable Graduation pp. 25-34

Keetie Roelen

The Chars Livelihoods Programme in Bangladesh: Factors that Enable, Constrain and Sustain Graduation pp. 35-47

Matthew Pritchard, Stuart Kenward and Maksudul Hannan

Evaluating Graduation: Insights from the Vision 2020 Umurenge Programme in Rwanda pp. 48-63

Vincent Gahamanyi and Andrew Kettlewell

Evidence on Graduation in Practice: Concern Worldwide's Graduation Programme in Rwanda pp. 64-73

Ricardo Sabates and Stephen Devereux

Sustaining Graduation: A Review of the CLM Programme in Haiti pp. 74-82

Chris Pain, Emilie Vautravers and Alain Descieux

Confidence, Capacity Building and Cash: Achieving Sustained Impact for Ultra‐poor Women pp. 83-92

Kassie McIlvaine, Corey Oser, Julianna Lindsey and Maia Blume

Is Graduation from Social Safety Nets Possible? Evidence from Sub‐Saharan Africa pp. 93-102

Silvio Daidone, Luca Pellerano, Sudhanshu Handa and Benjamin Davis

Challenges of Measuring Graduation in Rwanda pp. 103-114

Rachel Sabates‐Wheeler, Samantha Yates, Emily Wylde and Justine Gatsinzi

Using Real‐time Monitoring to Enhance Graduation from Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh pp. 115-123

Colin Risner and Vishal Gadhavi

Assets, ‘Asset‐ness’ and Graduation pp. 124-133

Sung Kyu Kim and James Sumberg

Social Protection and Graduation through Sustainable Employment pp. 134-144

Anna McCord and Rachel Slater

Stakeholder Perceptions on Graduation in Ethiopia and Rwanda pp. 145-154

Stephen Devereux and Martina Ulrichs

Volume 46, month 01, 2015

Introduction – Towards Systemic Approaches to Evaluation and Impact pp. 1-6

Barbara Befani, Ben Ramalingam and Elliot Stern

Prosaic or Profound? The Adoption of Systems Ideas by Impact Evaluation pp. 7-16

Bob Williams

Learning, Systems Concepts and Values in Evaluation: Proposal for an Exploratory Framework to Improve Coherence pp. 17-29

Richard Hummelbrunner

Going Beyond Mixed Methods to Mixed Approaches: A Systems Perspective for Asking the Right Questions pp. 30-43

Jeneen R. Garcia and Aaron Zazueta

Systems Dynamics Modelling in Industrial Development Evaluation pp. 44-57

Sebastian Derwisch and Peter Löwe

Aiming for Utility in ‘Systems‐based Evaluation’: A Research‐based Framework for Practitioners pp. 58-70

John T. Grove

(Breaking) The Iron Triangle of Evaluation pp. 71-86

Martin Reynolds