Journal of International Development

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2009, volume 21, articles 8

Mapping global inequalities: Beyond income inequality to multi-dimensional inequalities pp. 1051-1065

Ben Crow, Nichole Zlatunich and Brian Fulfrost

Knowledge translation: An opportunity to reduce global health inequalities pp. 1066-1082

Vivian Welch, Erin Ueffing and Peter Tugwell

Did globalisation affect health status? A simulation exercise pp. 1083-1101

Giovanni Cornia, Stefano Rosignoli and Luca Tiberti

International migration and the world income distribution pp. 1102-1110

Devesh Kapur and John McHale

The global pattern of household wealth pp. 1111-1124

James Davies, Susanna Sandström, Anthony Shorrocks and Edward Wolff

Global inequality and injustice pp. 1125-1136

Darrel Moellendorf

Educational inequalities in the midst of persistent poverty: Diversity across Africa in educational outcomes pp. 1137-1151

Cynthia B. Lloyd and Paul Hewett

Understanding relationships between global health indicators via visualisation and statistical analysis pp. 1152-1166

Suresh Lodha, Prabath Gunawardane, Erin Middleton and Ben Crow

2009, volume 21, articles 7

Policy, vulnerability and the new debt sustainability framework pp. 895-914

Benno Ferrarini

A disaggregated empirical analysis of the determinants of IMF arrangements: Does one model fit all? pp. 915-931

Graham Bird and Dane Rowlands

Estimating the direct costs of social conflicts: Road blockings in Bolivia pp. 932-946

Bruno De Borger and Vincenzo Verardi

Growth, poverty and inequality in Ethiopia: Which way for pro-poor growth? pp. 947-970

Alemayehu Geda, Abebe Abebe and John Weeks

Small-scale farmer participation in new agri-food supply chains: Case of the supermarket supply chain for fruit and vegetables in Honduras pp. 971-984

Jose Blandon, Spencer Henson and John Cranfield

Introduction: The policy trajectory of fair trade pp. 985-1003

Eleanor Fisher

Top heavy? Governance issues and policy decisions for the fair trade movement pp. 1004-1014

Anne Tallontire

Responsible retailing: Regulating fair and ethical trade pp. 1015-1026

Pamela K. Robinson

Policy challenges for fair trade in Wales pp. 1027-1030

Jon Townley

Living in times of solidarity: Fair trade and the fractured life worlds of Guatemalan coffee farmers pp. 1031-1041

Alberto Arce

Alex F. McCalla, and John Nash (Editors). Reforming agricultural trade for developing countries. Volume 1: key issues for a pro-development outcome of the Doha Round. Washington. The World Bank, 2007 pp. 1042-1043

Habtu T. Weldegebriel

The politics of economic inequality in developing countries by Nel Phillip. Great Britain: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008, pp. viii+206 pp. 1044-1045

Rita Moch Arias

Domestic service in post-apartheid South Africa: deference and disdain by Alison Jill King. Aldershot (UK) and Burlington (USA): Ashgate, 2007, pp. xi+214 pp. 1046-1047

Cheryl McEwan

Land and sustainable development in Africa by Kojo Sebastian Amanor Sam Moyo (eds). London and New York: Zed Books, 2008, pp. 226 pp. 1048-1049

Bereket Kebede

2009, volume 21, articles 6

Development's invisible hands: Introduction to special issue pp. 723-731

Alan Thomas, Andy Sumner and Michael Tribe

A short history of the development studies association pp. 732-741

Michael Tribe

Where we stand and what we stand for: The DSA now and in the future pp. 742-748

Lalage Bown

Liberalisation and poverty in Africa since 1990-Why is the operation of the 'invisible hand' uneven? pp. 749-756

Paul Mosley and Blessing Chiripanhura

Development with dearer food: Can the invisible hand guide us? pp. 757-764

John Toye

Relaxing the shackles: The invisible pendulum pp. 765-771

Frances Stewart

Drivers of development over the next 30 years: Some speculations pp. 772-775

John Harriss

Three invisible hands: Comments on the plenary presentations at the DSA conference 2008 by past presidents Paul Mosley, Frances Stewart, John Toye-and the essay by past president John Harriss pp. 776-780

Barbara Harriss-White

Should God play a role in development? pp. 781-786

Emanuel de Kadt

Where next for development studies? Coverage, capacity, communications pp. 787-791

Simon Maxwell

Stepping up to the climate change: Opportunities in re-conceptualising development futures pp. 792-804

Emily Boyd and Sirkku Juhola

Global justice: From theory to development action pp. 805-818

Theo Papaioannou, Helen Yanacopulos and Zuhre Aksoy

Business and development-Towards re-politicisation pp. 819-833

Peter Edward and Anne Tallontire

After 2015: What are the ingredients of an 'MDG-PLUS' agenda for poverty reduction? pp. 834-843

Andy Sumner and Meera Tiwari

International development and belief in progress pp. 844-855

Stephen J. Plant

Putting aid in its place: Insights from early structuralists on aid and balance of payments and lessons for contemporary aid debates pp. 856-867

Andrew M. Fischer

The possibilities for and constraints on agency: Situating women's public and 'hidden' voices in Greater Buenos Aires pp. 868-882

Constanza Tabbush

What's politics got to do with it?: Why donors find it so hard to come to terms with politics, and why this matters pp. 883-894

Sue Unsworth

2009, volume 21, articles 5

How does economic empowerment affect women's risk of intimate partner violence in low and middle income countries? A systematic review of published evidence pp. 577-602

Seema Vyas and Charlotte Watts

Exports and economic growth: The case of South Africa pp. 603-617

Logan Rangasamy

Aid allocation to fragile states: Absorptive capacity constraints pp. 618-632

Simon Feeny and Mark McGillivray

Microfinance asymmetric information problems in Cameroon pp. 633-648

Jacob Tche

Disability, development and the dawning of a new convention: A cause for optimism? pp. 649-661

Maria Kett, Raymond Lang and Jean-Francois Trani

Mainstreaming the rights of persons with disabilities in national development frameworks pp. 662-672

Teresa Njoroge Mwendwa, Ambrose Murangira and Raymond Lang

Making poverty reduction inclusive: Experiences from Cambodia, Tanzania and Vietnam pp. 673-684

Dominic Fritz, Ursula Miller, Andreas Gude, Andreas Pruisken and Dorothea Rischewski

Including persons with disabilities in social cash transfer programmes in developing countries pp. 685-698

Kate Gooding and Anna Marriot

On consumption insurance in poor urban areas: Evidence from Ethiopia pp. 699-713

Eskander Alvi and Seife Dendir

Rights, resources and the politics of accountability by P. Newell and J. Wheeler (eds). (USA: Zed Books Ltd., 2006) pp. 715-716

Rocio A. Diaz-Chavez

The state of resistance: Popular struggles in the global south by F. Polet (ed). (London: Zed Books, 2007, pp. 208, ISBN 978-1-84277-867-8 Hb 978-1-84277-868-5 Pb) pp. 717-718

Katy Jenkins

Fair Trade Coffee, Sustainability and Survival, Berkeley by Daniel Jaffee, Brewing Justice, ( Los Angeles and London: University of California Press, 2009). Fair Trade Coffee. The Prospects and Pitfalls of Market-Driven Social Justice by Gavin Fridell ( Toronto, Buffalo, London: University of Toronto Press, 2007) pp. 718-720

Anne Tallontire

Intellectuals and African development: Pretension and resistance in African politics by Bjorn Beckman & Gbemisola Adeoti (eds). (Codesria: Africa In the New Millennium, London: Zed Books, 2006) pp. 720-721

Nic Cheeseman

2009, volume 21, articles 4

Diversity and discord: Ethnicity, horizontal inequalities and conflict in Ghana and Nigeria pp. 477-482

Arnim Langer, Abdul Raufu Mustapha and Frances Stewart

Subjective realities: Perceptions of identity and conflict in Ghana and Nigeria pp. 483-494

Arnim Langer and Ukoha Ukiwo

Between 'senior brother' and 'overlord': Competing versions of horizontal inequalities and ethnic conflict in Calabar and Warri, Nigeria pp. 495-506

Ukoha Ukiwo

The overwhelming minority: Inter-ethnic conflict in Ghana's Northern Region pp. 507-519

Julia Jönsson

Self-determination group or extra-legal governance agency? The multifaceted nature of the Oodua people's congress in Nigeria pp. 520-533

Yvan Guichaoua

Living with diversity: The peaceful management of horizontal inequalities in Ghana pp. 534-546

Arnim Langer

Religion and institutions: Federalism and the management of conflicts over Sharia in Nigeria pp. 547-560

Rotimi T. Suberu

Institutionalising ethnic representation: How effective is affirmative action in Nigeria? pp. 561-576

Abdul Raufu Mustapha

2009, volume 21, articles 3

Has private participation in water and sewerage improved coverage? Empirical evidence from Latin America pp. 327-361

George Clarke, Katrina Kosec and Scott Wallsten

Optimising the policy cost of market stabilisation: Which commodity matters most in Ethiopia? pp. 362-378

Kindie Getnet

The net contribution of the Mauritian export processing zone using benefit-cost analysis pp. 379-392

Rojid Sawkut, Sannassee Vinesh and Fowdar Sooraj

Introduction: Livelihood options for the poor in the changing environment pp. 393-402

Joseph K. Assan and Pushpam Kumar

Environmental variability and vulnerable livelihoods: Minimising risks and optimising opportunities for poverty alleviation pp. 403-418

Joseph K. Assan, Cyril Caminade and Frances Obeng

Dwindling forest resources and economic vulnerability among tribal communities in a dry| sub-humid region in India pp. 419-432

Amita Shah and Sajitha O.G.

The effect of environmental change and price policies on livelihoods in tropical agroforestry systems pp. 433-446

Unai Pascual and Roberto Martinez-Espineira

Poverty and environment links: An illustration from Africa pp. 447-469

Flavio Comim, Pushpam Kumar and Nicolas Sirven

The globalization reader, third edition, edited by Frank J. Lechner, and John Boli (USA, UK, Australia: blackwell publishing, 2008, pp. 501, p|bk) pp. 470-471

Matilde Córdoba Azcárate

Short of the goal: US policy and poorly performing states. edited by N. Birdsall M. Vaishnav and R. L. Ayres (Washington DC: centre for global development, 2006. ISBN 978-1-933286-05-1. P|bk, 483 pp) pp. 472-473

Simon Tate

Exploring 'unseen' social capital in community participation: everyday lives of poor mainland Chinese migrants in Hong Kong by Sam Wong (Amsterdam: Amsterdam university press, 2007, pp. 219,) pp. 474-475

Deljana Iossifova

2009, volume 21, articles 2

Household experiences of ill-health and risk protection mechanisms pp. 159-168

Jane Goudge, Steve Russell, Lucy Gilson, Catherine Molyneux and Kara Hanson

Catastrophic payments for health care among households in urban Tamil Nadu, India pp. 169-184

Salem Deenadayalan Vaishnavi and Umakant Dash

Issues in equitable health financing in South Eastern Nigeria: Socio-economic and geographic differences in households' illness expenditures and policy makers' views on the financial protection of the poor pp. 185-199

Obinna Onwujekwe, Chima Onoka, Benjamin Uzochukwu, Eric Obikeze and Nkoli Ezumah

Household responses to health risks and shocks: A study from rural Tanzania raises some methodological issues pp. 200-211

Masha F. Somi, James R. G. Butler, Farshid Vahid, Joseph Njau and Salim Abdulla

Dealing with the cost of illness: The experience of four villages in Lao PDR pp. 212-230

Walaiporn Patcharanarumol, Anne Mills and Viroj Tangcharoensathien

Illness-related impoverishment in rural South Africa: Why does social protection work for some households but not others? pp. 231-251

Jane Goudge, Steven Russell, Lucy Gilson, Tebogo Gumede, Steve Tollman and Anne Mills

Coping with the costs of illness: the role of shops and shopkeepers as social networks in a low-income community in coastal Kenya pp. 252-270

Jane Chuma and Catherine Molyneux

Barriers to managing chronic illness among urban households in coastal Kenya pp. 271-290

Thomas Porter, Jane Chuma and Catherine Molyneux

The implications of benefit package design: the impact on poor Thai households of excluding renal replacement therapy pp. 291-308

Phusit Prakongsai, Natasha Palmer, Preecha Uay-Trakul, Viroj Tangcharoensathien and Anne Mills

Conducting health-related social science research in low income settings: ethical dilemmas faced in Kenya and South Africa pp. 309-326

Catherine Molyneux, Jane Goudge, Steve Russell, Jane Chuma, Tebogo Gumede and Lucy Gilson

2009, volume 21, articles 1

Erratum: Failures of the state failure debate: Evidence from the Somali territories pp. i-i

Tobias Hagmann and Markus V. Hoehne

Household targeting in practice: The Nicaraguan Red de Protección Social pp. 1-23

John Maluccio

There's more to life than money: Exploring the levels|growth paradox in income and health pp. 24-41

Charles Kenny

Failures of the state failure debate: Evidence from the Somali territories pp. 42-57

Tobias Hagmann and Markus V. Hoehne

Institutions and economic performance: Implications for African development pp. 58-75

John Luiz

Romanticising the poor harms the poor pp. 76-86

Aneel Karnani

Revisiting the greed and grievance explanations for violent internal conflict pp. 87-111

Syed Mansoob Murshed and Mohammad Zulfan Tadjoeddin

Governance and foreign aid in Pacific Island countries pp. 112-125

Azmat Gani

The less than sweet solution to Fiji's sugar industry problems pp. 126-136

Renuka Mahadevan

A reversal of educational fortune? Educational gender gaps in Bangladesh pp. 137-155

M. Najeeb Shafiq

Kenya: The Struggle for Democracy by Godwin Murunga and Shadrack Nasong'o. (London: CODESRIA Books, Dakar and ZED Books, 2007. ISBN 978-1-84277-8579 (pbk) ISBN 978-1-84277-832-6 (hbk) pp. 156-157

Sarah Bracking

Inexcusable Absence: Why 60 Million Girls Still Aren't in School and What to Do About It, by Lewis Maureen A, Lockheed Marlaine E (Washington D.C.: Center for global Development, 2006, pp. 180+xiv pp. 157-158

Patricia Oliart