Journal of International Development

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2011, volume 23, articles 8

ARTISANAL MINING, SMALLHOLDER FARMING AND LIVELIHOOD DIVERSIFICATION IN RURAL SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICA: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 1031-1041

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons and Gavin Hilson

DIAMOND MINING, RICE FARMING AND A ‘MAGGI CUBE’: A VIABLE SURVIVAL STRATEGY IN RURAL LIBERIA? pp. 1042-1053

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons, Gavin Hilson and Steven Van Bockstael

RE‐AGRARIANISING LIVELIHOODS IN POST‐CONFLICT SIERRA LEONE? MINERAL WEALTH AND RURAL CHANGE IN ARTISANAL AND SMALL‐SCALE MINING COMMUNITIES pp. 1054-1067

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons and Roy Maconachie

WHEN DIAMONDS GO BUST: CONTEXTUALISING LIVELIHOOD CHANGES IN RURAL SIERRA LEONE pp. 1068-1079

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons and Robert Pijpers

AGRICULTURE AND ARTISANAL GOLD MINING IN SIERRA LEONE: ALTERNATIVES OR COMPLEMENTS? pp. 1080-1099

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons, Laurent E. Cartier and Michael Bürge

POVERTY AND LIVELIHOOD DIVERSIFICATION: EXPLORING THE LINKAGES BETWEEN SMALLHOLDER FARMING AND ARTISANAL MINING IN RURAL GHANA pp. 1100-1114

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons, Godfried Okoh and Gavin Hilson

‘CAN I GO?’—EXITING THE ARTISANAL MINING SECTOR IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO pp. 1115-1127

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons and Rachel Perks

MAKING THE POOR ‘POORER’ OR ALLEVIATING POVERTY? ARTISANAL MINING LIVELIHOODS IN RURAL MALAWI pp. 1128-1139

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons and Paul Justice Kamlongera

LOCKING‐IN CARBON, LOCKING‐OUT LIVELIHOODS? ARTISANAL MINING AND REDD IN SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICA pp. 1140-1150

Gavin Hilson, Mark Hirons and Mark Hirons

2011, volume 23, articles 7

Will China change international development as we know it? pp. 881-908

Arjan de Haan

Is there gender bias in participation in early childhood education programs in developing countries? Role of mother's education pp. 909-925

Sharmistha Self and Richard Grabowski

A comprehensive estimation of costs of crime in South Africa and its implications for effective policy making pp. 926-935

Erik Alda and Jose Cuesta

International risk‐sharing and currency unions: The CFA zones pp. 936-958

Etienne B. Yehoue

Civil society, cross‐national comparisons and the problem of statistical capture pp. 959-979

Gerard Clarke

The World Bank's World Development Report 2011 on conflict, security and development: A critique through five vignettes pp. 980-995

Gareth A. Jones and Dennis Rodgers

Crisis in Indian microfinance and a way forward: Governance reforms and the Tamil Nadu model pp. 996-1003

Ana Marr and Paola Tubaro

On the use of socioeconomic status indicators in the analysis of health inequalities and poverty in Africa pp. 1004-1012

Hyacinth Eme Ichoku

Assessing the impact of IPRs on development: A view from the developing world pp. 1013-1026

Ramiro Lopez Ghio

Book reviews: The trouble with aid: Why less could mean more for Africa by Glennie J. (London: Zed Books, 2008, pp. 175, p/b, ISBN: 978‐1‐84813‐040‐1 pp. 1027-1028

Emma Mawdsley

Book reviews: Multiple meanings of money: How women see microfinance by Premchander, S. Prameela, V. Chidambaranathan M. and Jeyaseelan, L. (New Delhi, India: Sage Publications, 2009, Paperback, pp. 264, ISBN 978‐81‐321‐0169‐7) pp. 1028-1029

Laura Smailes

2011, volume 23, articles 6

A CHALLENGE FOR RESEARCH IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES ON VALUES, ETHICS AND MORALS pp. 767-770

Andrew M. Fischer and Uma Kothari

WE ARE NOT POOR! DOMINANT AND SUBALTERN DISCOURSES OF PASTORALIST DEVELOPMENT IN THE HORN OF AFRICA pp. 771-781

Patta Scott‐Villiers

THE CASE FOR AID IN FISCALLY CONSTRAINED TIMES: MORALS, ETHICS AND ECONOMICS pp. 782-801

Andy Sumner and Michael Tribe

BRIDGING TROUBLED WORLDS? AN ANALYSIS OF THE ETHICAL CASE FOR SOUTH KOREAN AID pp. 802-822

Soyeun Kim

SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR: VALUES AND MENTAL MODELS ALONG THE AID CHAIN IN ETHIOPIA pp. 823-835

Virginia Williamson

THE CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM AS ETHICAL DEVELOPMENT?: RECONCILING EMISSIONS TRADING AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 836-854

Emily Boyd and Michael K. Goodman

RE‐CASTING DEVELOPMENT: ISLAMIC BANKING AND THE CASE OF THE ISLAMI BANK'S RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME IN BANGLADESH pp. 855-867

Mohammed R. Kroessin

CIVIC DUTY FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF DUTY‐BASED APPROACHES IN JAPAN pp. 868-879

Sanae Ito

2011, volume 23, articles 4

Trust and ROSCA membership in rural Cameroon pp. 461-475

Alvin Etang, David Fielding and Stephen Knowles

Demographic influences on economic resiliency: Revisiting the developing country growth collapse of the 1970s and 1980s pp. 476-492

Brantley Liddle

Food aid impacts on recipient developing countries: A review of empirical methods and evidence pp. 493-514

Titus Awokuse

HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND LONG‐TERM POVERTY REDUCTION IN RURAL MEXICO pp. 515-538

Paul Winters and Vera Chiodi

Smith Stephen C. 2005. Ending global poverty: A guide to what works. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005, ISBN 1‐4039‐6534‐X, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008, ISBN‐13 978‐0‐230‐60615‐9, pp. 272 pp. 596-597

Greg Hiemstra‐van der Horst

Andy Sumner, Meera Tiwari. After 2015: International development policy at a Crossroads. Andy Sumner, Ray Kiely (Editors). Palgrave Macmillan: UK; 2009, ISBN 978‐1‐4039‐8772‐3, 215 pp pp. 598-599

Valentino Dhiyu Asmoro

The emergence of land markets in Africa: Impacts on poverty, equity and efficiency, edited by Stein Holden, Keijiro Utsuka, and Frank Place (Washington, DC: Resources for the Future, pp. 320, ISBN 978‐1‐933115‐69‐6) pp. 600-601

Philip Woodhouse

Degrees without freedom? Education, masculinities and unemployment in North India by Craig Jeffrey, Patricia Jeffery and Roger Jeffery. Stanford, CA. Stanford University Press, 2008. ISBN 978‐0‐804‐75743‐0 pp. 602-603

Darryl Humble

Adam Fforde. Coping with facts: A Skeptic's guide to the problem of development. Sterling, US. Kumarian Press, 2008. ISBN 978‐1‐56549‐268‐4 pp. 604-605

Angelique Chettiparamb

Ligaya Lindio‐McGovern and Isidor Walliman (eds). Globalization and Third World Women: Exploitation, Coping and Resistance. (Farnham (UK) and Burlington (USA): Ashgate, 2009, ISBN 978‐0‐7546‐7463‐4 pp. 606-607

Laragh Larsen

Atkinson J and Scurrah M. 2009. Globalizing social justice. The role of non‐governmental organizations in bringing social change. (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009, ISBN 978‐0‐230‐22113‐0, pp. 252) pp. 608-609

Tarmo Pikner

Howell Jude and Lind Jeremy 2009. Counter terrorism, aid and civil society. (Palgrave macmillan: New York; 2009, ISBN 0‐230‐22949‐2, US, hardback, p.256) pp. 610-611

Marieke de Goede

2011, volume 23, articles 3

“Don't mourn; organize” institutions and organizations in the politics and economics of growth and poverty‐reduction pp. 319-337

Adrian Leftwich and Kunal Sen

State‐business relations and pro‐poor growth in South Africa pp. 338-357

Jeremy Seekings and Nicoli Nattrass

Access to public infrastructure, institutional thickness and pro‐poor growth in Rural Peru pp. 358-379

Javier Escobal and Carmen Ponce San Roman

The politics of land reforms in Malawi: The case of the Community Based Rural Land Development Programme (CBRLDP) pp. 380-393

Blessings Chinsinga

Measuring state–business relations within developing countries: An application to Indian states pp. 394-419

Massimiliano Calì, Siddhartha Mitra and Purnima Purohit

How interest groups lobby to influence budget outcomes in Zambia pp. 420-442

Samuel M. Bwalya, Ezekiel Phiri and Kelvin Mpembamoto

Legislative democracy, economic growth and multi‐dimensional poverty in sub‐Sahara Africa pp. 443-460

Jean C. Saha

2011, volume 23, articles 2

Aid and tax revenue: Signs of a positive effect since the 1980s pp. 165-180

Paul Clist and Oliver Morrissey

Urban agriculture and poverty reduction: Evaluating how food production in cities contributes to food security, employment and income in Malawi pp. 181-203

David D. Mkwambisi, Evan D. G. Fraser and Andy J. Dougill

The effects of knowledge‐based resources, market orientation and learning orientation on innovation performance: An empirical study of Turkish firms pp. 204-219

Nihat Kaya and John Patton

The finance‐growth nexus in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Panel cointegration and causality tests pp. 220-239

Babajide Fowowe

Evidence, politics and Uganda's HIV success: Moving forward with ABC and HIV prevention pp. 240-252

Justin O. Parkhurst

Introduction to human resource development versus the right to education: Reflections on the paradoxes of education policy making pp. 253-261

Tanja R. Müller

Children's work and the life skills education policy in Cambodia pp. 262-273

Chae‐Young Kim

Does the human capital discourse promote or hinder the right to education? The case of girls, orphans and vulnerable children in Rwanda pp. 274-287

Maria Ron Balsera

The quest for the African dummy: explaining African post‐colonial economic performance revisited pp. 288-307

Morten Jerven

Vulnerability in African small‐scale fishing communities pp. 308-313

David Mills, Christophe Béné, Solomon Ovie, Ahmadu Tafida, Famory Sinaba, Amaga Kodio, Aaron Russell, Neil Andrew, Pierre Morand and Jacques Lemoalle

Book Review: Poverty and Neoliberalism: Persistence and reproduction in the global south pp. 314-315

Clare Newstead

Book Review: From Poverty to Power: How Active Citizens and Effective States Can Change the World pp. 316-317

Alexia Rogers‐Wright

2011, volume 23, articles 1

Why do the poor pay more? Exploring the poverty penalty concept pp. 1-28

Ronald Mendoza

Developing an asset threshold using the consensual approach: Results from Mashonaland West, Zimbabwe pp. 29-41

Oliver Mtapuri

Empowering the ‘socially excluded’ in rural local governments: An exploratory study from a State in India pp. 42-62

Sekhar Bonu, Manju Rani, David H. Peters and Timothy D. Baker

Monetary autonomy in the West African countries: What do the policy rules tell us? pp. 63-81

Gilles Dufrénot

Potential impacts of a green revolution in Africa—the case of Ghana pp. 82-102

Clemens Breisinger, Xinshen Diao, James Thurlow and Ramatu M. Al Hassan

Caste, livelihoods and livestock: An exploration of the uptake of livestock vaccination adoption among poor farmers in India pp. 103-118

Claire Heffernan, Kim Thomson and Louise Nielsen

Agriculture, economic growth and regional disparities in India pp. 119-131

Pratap Birthal, Harvinder Singh and Shiv Kumar

A diagnostics approach to economic growth and employment policy in low income economies: The case of Kosovo pp. 132-154

Kunal Sen and Colin Kirkpatrick

Book Review: Grassroots democracy in India and China: The right to participate (Sage Publications pp. 155-155

Glyn Williams

Book Review: Local sustainable development in a globalised world pp. 156-157

Rebecca Schaaf

Book Review: The gender politics of development: Essays in hope and despair pp. 158-159

Kate Hardy

Book Review: Transnational corporations and development policy: Critical perspectives pp. 160-161

David Phillips

Book Review: Big business poor peoples: How transnational corporations damage the world's Poor pp. 162-163

Paul Johnson