Journal of International Development

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2012, volume 24, articles 8

DOES FOREIGN AID REDUCE POVERTY? pp. 955-976

Eskander Alvi and Aberra Senbeta

DO EMERGING DONORS ALLOCATE AID AS DAC MEMBERS DO? THE CASE OF KOREA IN THE MILLENNIUM ERA pp. 977-988

Kye Woo Lee

THE IMPACT OF THE 2008–2009 CRISIS ON COMMODITY‐DEPENDENT LOW‐INCOME AFRICAN COUNTRIES: CONFIRMING THE RELEVANCE OF THE CONCEPT OF POVERTY TRAP? pp. 989-1007

Alice Sindzingre

(WHY) HAVE PRO‐POOR POLICIES FAILED AFRICA'S WORKING POOR? pp. 1008-1029

Michal Lyons, Alison Brown and Colman Msoka

INNOVATIVE FEATURES IN POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMMES: AN IMPACT EVALUATION OF CHILE SOLIDARIO ON HOUSEHOLDS AND CHILDREN pp. 1030-1041

Bruno Martorano and Marco Sanfilippo

MISSION DRIFT OR STRATEGIC SHIFT? GROUP FORMATION STRATEGIES WITHIN MEPs pp. 1042-1045

Vien Chu and Belinda Luke

ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED MIGRATION, VULNERABILITY AND HUMAN SECURITY: CONSENSUS, CONTROVERSIES AND CONCEPTUAL GAPS FOR POLICY ANALYSIS pp. 1046-1057

Joseph Kweku Assan and Therese Rosenfeld

DEBATING ENVIRONMENTAL MIGRATION: SOCIETY, NATURE AND POPULATION DISPLACEMENT IN CLIMATE CHANGE pp. 1058-1070

Anthony Oliver‐Smith

CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL DISPLACEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL LAW pp. 1071-1081

Vikram Kolmannskog

WILLIAMS PD. 2011. War and Conflict in Africa. ( Cambridge, UK: Polity Press, 2011, ISBN 978‐0‐7456‐4545‐2, $24.95, pp. 305 ) pp. 1082-1083

Margath A. Walker

RAJAK D. 2011. In Good Company: An Anatomy of Corporate Social Responsibility. ( Stanford University Press, ISBN‐ 10 0804776105 ISBN‐ 13 978‐0804776103, $24.95, pp. 320 ) pp. 1083-1084

Veronica Davidov

2012, volume 24, articles 7

VIOLENCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN COLOMBIAN CITIES: A DYNAMIC PANEL DATA ANALYSIS pp. 809-827

Alexander Cotte Poveda

STREET WORKING CHILDREN, CHILDREN'S AGENCY AND THE CHALLENGE OF CHILDREN'S RIGHTS: EVIDENCE FROM MINAS GERAIS, BRAZIL pp. 828-840

Jean Grugel and Frederico Poley Martins Ferreira

The gendered burden of liberalisation: The impact of India's economic reforms on its female agricultural labour pp. 841-864

Supriya Garikipati and Stephan Pfaffenzeller

How does the development of the life insurance market affect economic growth? Some international evidence pp. 865-893

Pei-Fen Chen, Chien‐Chiang Lee and Chi‐Feng Lee

A NOTE ON INFORMALITY IN THE LABOUR MARKET pp. 894-908

Melanie Khamis

Partnership and inter‐dependence in aid chains: Social pathology or social health? pp. 909-921

Stephen Morse and Nora McNamara

EXTENDING ACCESS TO INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND ENTERTAINMENT IN THE DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: BROADCAST TECHNOLOGIES IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1951 TO 1962 pp. 922-945

Sue Bowden, David Clayton and Alvaro Pereira

LOCAL SUCCESS IN ENCOURAGING PARTICIPATORY IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT: POLICY LESSONS FROM INDONESIA pp. 946-949

Jacob Isaac Ricks and Sigit Supadmo Arif

KELEGAMA S (ed.). 2011. Migration, Remittances and Development in South Asia. (New Delhi: Sage, pp. 346) pp. 950-951

Gisela P. Zapata

REES JA. Religion in International Politics and Development: The World Bank and Faith Institutions. (Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2011, ISBN 978‐1‐84980‐308‐3, $115.00 (h/c), pp. xxxi + 188) pp. 951-952

Philip Fountain

Bayliss, Fine and Van Waeyenberge (eds). The Political Economy of Development: The World Bank, Neoliberalism and Development Research. (London: Pluto Books, 2011, ISBN 978‐0‐7453‐3101‐4, UK £22 (p/b), pp. 327) pp. 953-954

Jeff Powell

2012, volume 24, articles 6

RE‐POSITIONING POVERTY: MICs, MEASURES AND METHODS: INTRODUCTION TO JID 2011 CONFERENCE VOLUME pp. 667-672

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Geof Wood and Meera Tiwari

GLOBAL FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC CRISIS: EXPLORING THE RESILIENCE OF THE LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES pp. 673-685

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Debapriya Bhattacharya and Shouro Dasgupta

POOR COUNTRIES OR POOR PEOPLE? DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE AND THE NEW GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL POVERTY pp. 686-695

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Ravi Kanbur and Andy Sumner

CHINA'S CHANGING POVERTY: A MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRY CASE STUDY pp. 696-713

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, John G. Taylor and Li Xiaoyun

CIVIL SOCIETY IN A MIDDLE‐INCOME COUNTRY: EVOLUTIONS AND CHALLENGES IN INDIA pp. 714-727

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari and Lucy Dubochet

SOCIAL EXCLUSION, SOCIAL COHESION: DEFINING NARRATIVES FOR DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 728-744

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari and Karem Sánchez Roldán

SOLIDARITY ECONOMY IN BRAZIL: MOVEMENT, DISCOURSE AND PRACTICE ANALYSIS THROUGH A POLANYIAN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ECONOMY pp. 745-762

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Andreia Lemaître and A. H. J. (Bert) Helmsing

BEYOND SUBJECTIVE WELL‐BEING: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE STIGLITZ REPORT APPROACH TO SUBJECTIVE PERSPECTIVES ON QUALITY OF LIFE pp. 763-776

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Sarah C. White, Stanley O. Gaines and Shreya Jha

YOUNG ZAMBIANS ‘WAITING’ FOR OPPORTUNITIES AND ‘WORKING TOWARDS’ LIVING WELL: LIFECOURSE AND ASPIRATION IN YOUTH TRANSITIONS pp. 777-794

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Catherine Locke and Dolf J. H. Lintelo

INTEGRATING ETHNOGRAPHIC PRINCIPLES IN NGO MONITORING AND IMPACT EVALUATION pp. 795-807

Geof Wood, Meera Tiwari, Stephen A. Bell and Peter Aggleton

2012, volume 24, articles 5

THE MEANS–ENDS DEBATE IN DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE pp. 531-543

Willy McCourt and Hazel Johnson

KEEPING MEANS AND ENDS IN VIEW—LINKING PRACTICAL JUDGEMENT, ETHICS AND EMERGENCE pp. 544-555

Chris Mowles

EVALUATING AS A MEANS TO ACHIEVE DEVELOPMENT ENDS pp. 556-570

Angela Everitt and Ann Le Mare

RETHINKING CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FOR CRITICAL DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE. INQUIRY INTO A POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME pp. 571-584

Sergio Belda, Alejandra Boni, Jordi Peris and Lucía Terol

DO INTERNATIONAL NON‐GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS WALK THE TALK? RECONCILING THE ‘TWO PARTICIPATIONS’ IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 585-601

Carol Brunt and Willy McCourt

THE IRON CAGE RE‐REVISITED: INSTITUTIONAL ISOMORPHISM IN NON‐PROFIT ORGANISATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 602-622

Frederik Claeyé and Terence Jackson

ENGAGEMENT, LEARNING AND EMANCIPATORY DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT: A COMMENTARY pp. 623-636

Hazel Johnson, Richard Pinder and Gordon Wilson

TRANSFORMING WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA. ‘CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT AGENCIES’ AND THE IDEAL OF DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT n pp. 637-648

Magalie Bourblanc

THE PEOPLE NEED TO MAKE THE TRAINS RUN ON TIME FOR EMPOWERMENT TO HAPPEN: MANAGERIALISM AND REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA pp. 649-665

Sarah Stookey

2012, volume 24, articles 4

The real exchange rate, sectoral allocation and development in China and East Asia: A simple exposition pp. 401-414

Ramkishen Rajan and Javier Beverinotti

A distributional analysis of social group inequality in rural India pp. 415-432

Mehtabul Azam

Sustaining relationships between communities and local health systems: Two Iranian villages pp. 433-447

Payam Sheikhattari, Jessica G. Burke, Anne Marie O'Keefe and Shahrzad Bazargan‐Hejazi

Hysteresis in unemployment: Evidence from Latin America pp. 448-466

Matias Mednik, Cesar Rodriguez and Inder Ruprah

Transnational Islam, immigrant NGOs and poverty alleviation: The case of the IGMG pp. 467-484

Mehmet Ozkan

Microfinance services, poverty and artisanal mineworkers in Africa: In search of measures for empowering vulnerable groups pp. 485-517

Samuel J. Spiegel

Using mobile phones to collect panel data in developing countries pp. 518-527

Brian Dillon

BRYAN L. MCDONALD. Food Security. (London: Polity Press, ISBN 978‐0‐7456‐4808‐8, pp. 205) pp. 528-529

Laura Hammond

MARIA‐LUISA ESCOBAR, CHARLES C. GRIFFIN and R. PAUL SHAW. The Impact of Health Insurance in Low‐ and Middle‐Income Countries. (Washington, DC. USA: the Brookings Institution Press, 2010, ISBN 978‐0‐8157‐0546‐8, p. 221) pp. 529-530

Hengjin Dong

2012, volume 24, articles 3

DISSECTING THE STATE: TOWARDS A RELATIONAL CONCEPTUALIZATION OF STATES AND STATE FAILURE pp. 271-286

Olle Jonas Frödin

WHAT CAUSES INTENTIONAL HOMICIDE? pp. 287-303

Paulo Loureiro and Emilson Silva

DO COMMON GLOBAL ECONOMIC FACTORS MATTER FOR AFRICA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH? pp. 304-315

Prosper F. Bangwayo‐Skeete

ON THE ROLE OF TECHNICAL COOPERATION IN INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS pp. 316-340

Yasuyuki Sawada, Ayako Matsuda and Hidemi Kimura

LOCALISING THE GLOBAL, GLOBALISING THE LOCAL: THE ROLE OF THE INTERNET IN SHAPING GLOBALISATION DISCOURSE IN INDONESIAN NGOs pp. 341-368

Yanuar Nugroho

CAN EDUCATION POLICY ADDRESS THE WAGE GAP? A NOTE ON PUBLIC SKILL FORMATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 369-378

Rossana Patron and Marcel Vaillant

THE IMPACT OF AID ON BUREAUCRATIC QUALITY: DOES THE MODE OF DELIVERY MATTER? pp. 379-386

Pablo Selaya and Rainer Thiele

THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN AN ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUPPORT AGENCY AND AN ASSOCIATION: FROM CONCEPTION TO INTEGRATION IN FAIR TRADE pp. 387-395

Valentina Gomes Haensel Schmitt

RYAN O. 2011. London. Zed Books Ltd. 2011. ISBN‐10: 184813004X. ISBN‐13: 978‐1848130043. 176 pages. £12.99 pp. 396-397

Alastair M. Smith

ALBERT FISHLOW. Starting over: Brazil since 1985. (The Brookings Institution Press, Washington, D.C., 2011, ISBN 978‐0‐8157‐2143‐7, pp. 237) pp. 398-399

José R. Sánchez‐Fung

2012, volume 24, articles 2

CHOOSING THE CURRENCY STRUCTURE OF FOREIGN‐CURRENCY DEBT: A REVIEW OF POLICY APPROACHES pp. 133-151

Martin Melecký

AN EXPLORATIVE STUDY IN QUALITATIVE REGIME TRANSITIONS pp. 152-166

Marcus Marktanner, Lana Salman and Hania Bekdash

CORPORATE THRIFT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DEVELOPING AND DEVELOPED COUNTRIES pp. 167-184

Naiwei Chen

THE EFFICACY OF CENTRAL BANK INTERVENTION ON THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET: UGANDA'S EXPERIENCE pp. 185-207

Eria Hisali

THE INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMODITIES INTERFACE IN AFRICA: TIME FOR CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM? pp. 208-219

Masuma Farooki

MINING FDI AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ON AFRICA'S EAST COAST: EXAMINING THE RECENT EXPERIENCE OF TANZANIA AND MOZAMBIQUE pp. 220-236

Glen Robbins and David Perkins

WILL IT ALL END IN TEARS? INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING AND AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 237-254

Andrew Mold

A COMMUNITY‐LEVEL ASSESSMENT OF FACTORS AFFECTING LIVELIHOODS IN NAWALPARASI DISTRICT, NEPAL pp. 255-263

Eloise M. Biggs and Gary R. Watmough

CHRISTOPHER S. ADAM, PAUL COLLIER and NJUGUNA S. NDUNG'U. Kenya—Policies for Prosperity. (Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 2010, ISBN 978‐0‐19‐960237‐7, £ 55.00 (h/b), pp. 428) pp. 264-265

Mats Harsmar

JOSEPH HANLON, ARMANDO BARRIENTOS and DAVID HULME. Just Give Money to the Poor: The Development Revolution from the Global South. (Sterling, Vancouver, USA: Kumarian Press, 2010, ISBN 978‐1‐56549‐333‐9, pp. 216) pp. 266-268

Anna McCord

JO BEALL, BASUDEB GUHA‐KHASNOBIS and RAVI KANBUR. Urbanisation and Development: Multidisciplinary Perspectives. (Oxford University Press, 2010, xvii + pp. 327) pp. 269-270

Sylvia Chant

2012, volume 24, articles 1

Innovating foreign aid—progress and problems pp. 1-16

Sam Jones

Aid and economic growth: Sensitivity analysis pp. 17-33

Kwabena Gyimah‐Brempong, Jeffrey Racine and Anthony Gyapong

Fiscal capacity and multiple‐equilibria of corruption: Cross‐country evidence pp. 34-60

Mohammad Abdul Munim Joarder

Monitoring and evaluation in global HIV/AIDS control—weighing incentives and disincentives for coordination among global and local actors pp. 61-76

Anna Holzscheiter, Gill Walt and Ruairi Brugha

Fishery as a livelihood strategy in Malawi. Analyzing a small LSMS sub‐sample pp. 77-87

Magnus Hatlebakk

Does increasing access to infrastructure services improve the targeting performance of water subsidies? pp. 88-101

Diego F. Angel‐Urdinola and Quentin Wodon

Rural out‐migration and economic development at origin: A review of the evidence pp. 102-122

Mariapia Mendola

Janie L. Leatherman. Sexual violence and armed conflict (Cambridge, UK and Malden, MA: Polity Press, 2011, ISBN 13:978‐07456‐4187‐4, US$59.95 (h/b), pp. 244) pp. 123-124

Nicola Jones

Book review: Madon S. E‐governance for development: A focus on Rural India. (Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave MacMillan, 2009, ISBN 978‐0‐230‐20157‐6, pp. 178) pp. 125-126

Srinivas Chokkakula

Book review: Manby B. (Africa governance monitoring and advocacy project) Struggles for citizenship in Africa (London: Zed Books, 2009, 198pp. hardback ISBN: 9781848133532 paperback ISBN: 9781848133525) pp. 127-128

Gabrielle Lynch

Book review: Nora Mckeon The United Nations and civil society. Legitimating global governance—whose voice? by (London: ZED Books, 2009, 240pp. hardback ISBN: 978‐1848132757 paperback ISBN: 1848132751) pp. 129-130

Kirsten Haack

Anirudh Krishna. One illness away: Why people become poor and how they escape poverty. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010, ISBN 978‐0‐19‐958451‐2, (h/b), pp. 229) pp. 131-132

Lucy Scott

2012, volume 24

Introduction pp. S1-S2

Paul Mosley

The shape of change: A memetic analysis of the definitions of poverty from the 1970s to the 2000s pp. S3-S18

Federica Misturelli and Claire Heffernan

Poverty and disability: A vicious circle? Evidence from Afghanistan and Zambia pp. S19-S52

Jean‐Francois Trani and Mitchell Loeb

Disability measures as an indicator of poverty: A case study from Viet Nam pp. S53-S68

Michael Palmer, Nguyen Thi Minh Thuy, Quach Thi Ngoc Quyen, Dang Sy Duy, Hoang Van Huynh and Helen L. Berry

The use of microfinance services among economically active disabled people: Evidence from Uganda pp. S69-S83

Leif Atle Beisland and Roy Mersland

Microfinance and sustained economic improvement: Women small‐scale entrepreneurs in Ethiopia pp. S84-S99

Rakesh Belwal, Misrak Tamiru and Gurmeet Singh

Banking on women's labour: Responsibility, risk and control in village banking in Bolivia pp. S100-S111

Kate Maclean

The innovation necessity: Evidence from microcredit in the Dominican Republic pp. S112-S121

Steven Bradley, Kendall Artz and Jimmy Hulett

Credit from whom and for what? The diversity of borrowing sources and uses in rural southern India pp. S122-S137

Isabelle Guérin, Marc Roesch, Govidan Venkatasubramanian and Bert D'Espallier

Micro‐analysis of mother's education and child mortality: Evidence from Uganda pp. S138-S158

Edward Bbaale and Faisal Buyinza

On the effects of fair trade on the welfare of the poor pp. S159-S172

Florian Baumann, Matthias Oschinski and Nikolai Stähler

The economic footing of the global poor, 1980–2005: The roles of economic growth, openness and political institutions pp. S173-S197

Udaya Wagle