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Volume 42, month 11, 2011

Introduction: Social Protection for Social Justice pp. 1-9

Stephen Devereux, J. Allister McGregor and Rachel Sabates‐Wheeler

Democratic Governance for Social Justice: The Politics of Social Protection pp. 10-12

Deepta Chopra and Dolf te Lintelo

One Step Beyond: From Social Protection Recipients to Citizens pp. 13-20

Savina Tessitore

Social Protection in Zambia – Whose Politics? pp. 21-27

Esther Schüring and Julie Lawson‐McDowall

Collaborative Governance: Analysing Social Audits in MGNREGA in India pp. 28-34

Nidhi Vij

Social Protection to Address the Drivers of Vulnerability: A Bridge too Far? pp. 35-37

Keetie Roelen

Reflections on Including Disability in Social Protection Programmes pp. 38-44

Marguerite Schneider, Wamundila Waliuya, Joseph Munsanje and Leslie Swartz

Why is Social Protection Gender‐blind? The Politics of Gender and Social Protection pp. 45-52

Nicola Jones and Rebecca Holmes

Dignity and Stigma among South African Female Cash Transfer Recipients pp. 53-59

Tessa Hochfeld and Sophie Plagerson

Richer but Resented: What do Cash Transfers do to Social Relations? pp. 60-66

Ian MacAuslan and Nils Riemenschneider

Social Protection and Climate Change pp. 67-70

Christophe Béné

Adaptive Social Protection in Rwanda: ‘Climate‐proofing’ the Vision 2020 Umurenge Programme pp. 71-78

Paul B. Siegel, Justine Gatsinzi and Andrew Kettlewell

Is there a Role for Cash Transfers in Climate Change Adaptation? pp. 79-85

Rachel Godfrey Wood

(Re)distribution and Growth: What is the Role of Social Protection? pp. 86-88

Rachel Sabates‐Wheeler and Gabriele Koehler

Addressing Inequality: Framing Social Protection in National Development Strategies pp. 89-95

Kate Carroll

Transformative Social Protection: Reflections on South Asian Policy Experiences pp. 96-103

Gabriele Koehler

Political and Civil Society in India's Welfare Trajectory pp. 104-110

Ellen Ehmke

Social Protection, the Millennium Development Goals and Human Rights pp. 111-117

Wouter van Ginneken

Volume 42, month 09, 2011

Introduction: Time to Reimagine Development? pp. 1-12

Lawrence Haddad, Naomi Hossain, J. Allister McGregor and Lyla Mehta

A Methodological Strategy for Reimagining Development: Enabling Complex Systemic Patterns to Surface through Multiple Voices pp. 13-16

Danny Burns

Reimagining Development through the Crisis Watch Initiative pp. 17-23

J. Allister McGregor

Reimagining Development with Indigenous People: Reflections from the São Gabriel da Cachoeira Workshop pp. 24-29

Alex Shankland

Experiences and Reimaginings of Development from a Kutchi Village pp. 30-35

Lyla Mehta

Transforming a Country? A Debate on Reimaginations of Development, Change and Crisis in Ethiopia pp. 36-40

Birgit Habermann

Better Social Welfare, Ukraine pp. 41-44

Marc P. Berenson

Development Professionals: Reconciling Personal Values with Professional Values pp. 45-51

Neranjana Gunetilleke, Nilakshi De Silva and Gayathri Lokuge

Reimagining Development in the UK? Findings from the UK Public Opinion Monitor pp. 52-57

Johanna Lindstrom and Spencer Henson

‘Images, Reflections, Mirrors’: Student Perspectives on the Financial Crisis and Challenges for Development pp. 58-62

Lars Otto Naess

The Faith Factor in Reimagining Development pp. 63-67

Mariz Tadros

Beyond Silos: Complex Global Shocks and the New Challenges for Civil Society pp. 68-73

Naomi Hossain

Grassroots Women Organising for Resilient Communities around the World pp. 74-80

Dahlia Goldenberg

Reimagining Aid for the Next Ten Years: What do Donors Think? pp. 81-86

Sara J. Wolcott and Lawrence Haddad

Using the Financial Crisis to Reimagine the Private Sector pp. 87-92

Sara J. Wolcott

How can the Financial Sector Better Serve People and the Planet? The Need to Reimagine Finance pp. 93-98

Sara J. Wolcott

Reimagining 21st Century Development in Malawi: Generating and Sharing Knowledge Beyond the Traditional Development Establishment pp. 99-103

Liz Allcock and Jimmy Kainja

Reimagining Participation: Opportunities and Challenges of the Open Source Model of Collaboration for Development Thinking and Practice pp. 104-108

Evangelia Berdou

Tackling Instability in Financial Markets with a Panic Tax pp. 109-113

Neil McCulloch

From Reimagining to Repositioning Accountability pp. 114-119

Wenny Ho

100 Voices: Southern NGO Perspectives on the Millennium Development Goals and Beyond pp. 120-123

Amy Pollard, Andy Sumner, Monica Polato‐Lopes and Agnès de Mauroy

Volume 42, month 07, 2011

The Politics of Seed in Africa's Green Revolution: Alternative Narratives and Competing Pathways pp. 1-23

Ian Scoones and John Thompson

The Political Ecology of Cereal Seed Development in Africa: A History of Selection pp. 24-35

James C. McCann

Plant Breeding in Sub‐Saharan Africa in an Era of Donor Dependence pp. 36-47

John Lynam

From Farmer Participation to Pro‐poor Seed Markets: The Political Economy of Commercial Cereal Seed Networks in Ghana pp. 48-58

Kojo Sebastian Amanor

Seeds and Subsidies: The Political Economy of Input Programmes in Malawi pp. 59-68

Blessings Chinsinga

The Political Economy of Ethiopian Cereal Seed Systems: State Control, Market Liberalisation and Decentralisation pp. 69-77

Dawit Alemu

Can Agro‐dealers Deliver the Green Revolution in Kenya? pp. 78-89

Hannington Odame and Elijah Muange

The Politics of Seed Relief in Zimbabwe pp. 90-101

Charity Mutonodzo‐Davies and Douglas Magunda

Crowdsourcing Crop Improvement in Sub‐Saharan Africa: A Proposal for a Scalable and Inclusive Approach to Food Security pp. 102-110

Jacob van Etten

Whose Power to Control? Some Reflections on Seed Systems and Food Security in a Changing World pp. 111-120

Geoff Tansey

Volume 42, month 05, 2011

Towards a New Political Economy of Climate Change and Development pp. 1-14

Thomas Tanner and Jeremy Allouche

The Political Dimension of Vulnerability: Implications for the Green Climate Fund pp. 15-22

Richard J.T. Klein and Annett Möhner

Understanding the Political Economy of the Adaptation Fund pp. 23-32

Sven Harmeling and Alpha O. Kaloga

Towards an Understanding of the Political Economy of the PPCR pp. 33-41

Fran Seballos and Sönke Kreft

Forest Voices: Competing Narratives over REDD+ pp. 42-51

Rocío Hiraldo and Thomas Tanner

The Political Economy of Climate Resilient Development Planning in Bangladesh pp. 52-61

Khurshid Alam, Md Shamsuddoha, Thomas Tanner, Moshahida Sultana, Muhammad Jahedul Huq and Sumaiya S. Kabir

Prioritising PPCR Investments in Mozambique: The Politics of ‘Country Ownership’ and ‘Stakeholder Participation’ pp. 62-69

Alex Shankland and Raul Chambote

Negotiating Climate Resilience in Nepal pp. 70-79

Jessica Ayers, Nanki Kaur and Simon Anderson

Indigenous Peoples and the Regulation of REDD+ in Brazil: Beyond the War of the Worlds? pp. 80-88

Alex Shankland and Leonardo Hasenclever

The Political Economy of Clean Development in India: CDM and Beyond pp. 89-96

Peter Newell, Jon Phillips and Pallav Purohit

Bridging Research and Policy Processes for Climate Change Adaptation pp. 97-103

Lars Otto Naess, Emily Polack and Blessings Chinsinga

Meteorologists Meeting Rainmakers: Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Policy Processes in Kenya pp. 104-109

Paul Guthiga and Andrew Newsham

The Political Economy of Adaptation through Crop Diversification in Malawi pp. 110-117

Blessings Chinsinga, Ronald Mangani and Peter Mvula

Volume 42, month 03, 2011

Introduction: Working with the Grain? The Africa Power and Politics Programme pp. 1-10

David Booth

Towards a Theory of Local Governance and Public Goods Provision pp. 11-21

David Booth

The Eight Modes of Local Governance in West Africa pp. 22-31

Jean‐Pierre Olivier de Sardan

Local Powers and the Co‐delivery of Public Goods in Niger pp. 32-42

Jean‐Pierre Olivier de Sardan

Local Governance and Public Goods in Malawi pp. 43-52

Diana Cammack

Makeni City Council and the Politics of Co‐production in Post‐conflict Sierra Leone pp. 53-63

Anna Workman

Popular Concepts of Justice and Hybrid Judicial Institutions in Ghana pp. 64-75

Richard C. Crook, Kojo P. Asante and Victor K. Brobbey

Rethinking the Relationship between Neo‐patrimonialism and Economic Development in Africa pp. 76-87

Tim Kelsall

Neo‐patrimonialism, Institutions and Economic Growth: The Case of Malawi, 1964–2009 pp. 88-96

Diana Cammack and Tim Kelsall

Conclusion: Rethinking African Governance and Development pp. 97-101

Richard C. Crook and David Booth

Volume 42, month 01, 2011

Introduction: Gender, Rights and Religion at the Crossroads pp. 1-9

Mariz Tadros

Disentangling Religion and Politics: Whither Gender Equality? pp. 10-14

Deniz Kandiyoti

Religion and Development: A Practitioner's Perspective on Instrumentalisation pp. 15-20

Cassandra Balchin

The Islamisation of Human Rights: Implications for Gender and Politics in the Middle East pp. 21-25

Yousry Moustafa

Cohesion, Multi‐faithism and the Erosion of Secular Spaces in the UK: Implications for the Human Rights of Minority Women pp. 26-40

Pragna Patel

Islamism and Secularism: Between State Instrumentalisation and Opposition Islamic Movements pp. 41-46

Islah Jad

Creating Conservatism or Emancipating Subjects? On the Narrative of Islamic Observance in Egypt pp. 47-55

Hania Sholkamy

Re‐thinking the Promotion of Women's Rights through Islam in India pp. 56-66

Nida Kirmani

Beyond ‘Islam’ vs ‘Feminism’ pp. 67-77

Ziba Mir‐Hosseini

From Islamic Feminism to a Muslim Holistic Feminism pp. 78-87

Margot Badran

The Muslim Brotherhood's Gender Agenda: Reformed or Reframed? pp. 88-98

Mariz Tadros