Journal of International Development

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2003, volume 15, articles 8

Causes of inequalities in China, 1952 to 1999 pp. 939-955

Ajit S. Bhalla, Shujie Yao and Zongyi Zhang

Risks and responses among the urban poor in India pp. 957-967

Paula Kantor and Padmaja Nair

From microcredit to microfinance: evolution of savings products by MFIs in Bangladesh pp. 969-988

Asif Dowla and Dewan Alamgir

Aid and public sector borrowing in developing countries pp. 989-998

Simon Feeny and Mark McGillivray

International trade in 'quality goods': signalling problems for developing countries pp. 999-1013

John Hudson and Philip Jones

Flow of funds: implications for research on financial sector development and the real economy pp. 1015-1036

Christopher Green and Victor Murinde

Resource inflows and household composition: evidence from South African panel data pp. 1037-1047

Pushkar Maitra and Ranjan Ray

Inclusion-exclusion in public policies and policy analyses: the case of Philippine land reform, 1972-2002 pp. 1049-1065

Saturnino M. Borras

The private sector and water and sanitation services-policy and poverty issues pp. 1067-1072

Richard C. Carter and Kerstin Danert

Transnational corporations and the discourse of water privatization pp. 1073-1082

Peter T. Robbins

Public-private community partnerships in infrastructure for the poor pp. 1083-1098

Richard Franceys and Almud Weitz

The private sector in rural water and sanitation services in Uganda: understanding the context and developing support strategies pp. 1099-1114

Kerstin Danert, Richard C. Carter, Ronnie Rwamwanja, Jamil Ssebalu, Graham Carr and David Kane

Public-private partnerships in water: a South African perspective on the global debate pp. 1115-1125

Mike Muller

The economist's tale: A consultant encounters hunger and the world bank by Peter Griffiths (Zed Books: London, 2003, pp. ix + 252) pp. 1127-1128

Oliver Morrissey

Growth and Development with Special Reference to Developing Countries by A. P. Thirlwall (Palgrave Macmillan: London, 2003, 7th edn, pp. xxviii + 816. Macroeconomics for Developing Countries by Raghbendra Jha (Routledge: London, 2003, 2nd edn, 2003, pp. xi + 496) pp. 1128-1129

Oliver Morrissey

Reforming the UN system: UNIDO's need-driven model by Carlos A. Margarinos, George Assaf, Sanjaya Lali, John D. Martinussen, Rubens Ricupero and Fransisco Sercovich (Kluwer Law International for the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation: The Hague, 2001, pp. xx) pp. 1129-1130

John Thoburn

The world of consumption: The material and cultural revisited by Ben Fine (Routledge: London and New York, 2002, 2nd edn, pp. xiv + 313) pp. 1131-1132

Luuk van Kempen

Economic Policy and Manufacturing Performance in Developing Countries edited by Oliver Morrissey and Michael Tribe (Edward Elgar: Cheltenham, 2001, pp. xi + 225) pp. 1132-1134

Peter Lawrence

Evaluation of prolonged use of IMF resources by IMF Independent Evalution Office (International Monetary Fund: Washington, DC, 2002, 330pp) pp. 1134-1136

Joseph Joyce

2003, volume 15, articles 7

Social development: bridging the theory-practice divide past and present pp. 815-818

Eleanor Fisher

Social planning: past, present, and future pp. 819-830

Ray Bromley

Social development: the intellectual heritage pp. 831-844

James Midgley

Re-approaching social development: a field of action between social life and policy processes pp. 845-861

Alberto Arce

Patterns of difference and practical theory: researching the new poverty strategy processes in Africa pp. 863-877

David Booth

Mainstreaming the social dimension into the overseas development administration: a partial history pp. 879-892

Rosalind Eyben

The practice of design: developing the Chars Livelihoods Programme in Bangladesh pp. 893-909

Mary Ann Brocklesby and Mary Hobley

Social development as knowledge building: research as a sphere of policy influence pp. 911-924

Eleanor Fisher and Jeremy D. Holland

Why has it ended up here? Development (and other) messages and social connectivity in northern Orissa pp. 925-938

Alan Rew

2003, volume 15, articles 6

Factors that influence the expansion of the microenterprise sector: results from three national surveys in Zimbabwe pp. 675-692

Lisa Daniels

Information technology and productivity payoff in the banking industry: evidence from the emerging markets pp. 693-708

Abdur Chowdhury

More on the effectiveness of public spending on health care and education: a covariance structure model pp. 709-725

Emanuele Baldacci, Maria Teresa Guin-Siu and Luiz de Mello

Sri Lanka's plantation sector: a before-and-after privatization comparison pp. 727-745

Ai Tee Loh, Booi Hon Kam and John T. Jackson

Lending technologies, competition and consolidation in the market for microfinance in Bolivia pp. 747-770

Sergio Navajas, Jonathan Conning and Claudio Gonzalez-Vega

Exploring sustainable livelihoods approaches in relation to two interventions in Tanzania pp. 771-781

Anna Toner

Private capital formation and public investment in Sudan: testing the substitutability and complementarity hypotheses in a growth framework pp. 783-799

Ahmed Badawi

Walter Newlyn, 1915-2002 pp. 801-803

Peter Lawrence and John Loxley

Regions of war and peace edited by DOUGLAS LEMKE (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002, pp. 235) pp. 805-806

Andrew Mold

International public goods: incentives, measurement, and financing edited by MARCO FERRONI and ASHOKA MODY (Boston, Kluwer Academic Publishers for the World Bank, 2002, pp. 196) pp. 806-808

P B Anand

African wildlife and livelihoods: the promise and performance of community conservation edited by DAVID HULME and MARSHALL MURPHREE (Oxford: James Currey, 2001, pp. 336) pp. 808-809

Eleanor Fisher

The impasse of modernity: debating the future of the global market economy by CHRISTIAN COMELIAU (London: Zed Books, 2002, pp. 185) pp. 809-810

Emma Harris-Curtis

The end of development: modernity, post-modernity and development by TREVOR PARFITT (London: Pluto Press, 2002, pp. 232) pp. 810-811

Emma Harris-Curtis

Development practitioners and social process: artists of the invisible by ALLAN KAPLAN (London: Pluto Press, 2002, pp. 224) pp. 812-813

Emma Harris-Curtis

Negotiating development: new directions, renewed debate edited by NEIL MIDDLETON, PHIL O'KEEFE and ROB VISSER (London: Pluto Press with ETC-UK, 2001, pp. 175) pp. 813-814

Emma Harris-Curtis

2003, volume 15, articles 5

Putting state-formation first: some recommendations for reconstruction and peace-making in Afghanistan pp. 525-539

Andreas Wimmer and Conrad Schetter

Practice, power and meaning: frameworks for studying organizational culture in multi-agency rural development projects pp. 541-557

David Lewis, Anthony J. Bebbington, Simon P. J. Batterbury, Alpa Shah, Elizabeth Olson, M. Shameem Siddiqi and Sandra Duvall

Prisons and the tuberculosis epidemic in Russia pp. 559-574

A. J. Mercer, B. Jacobs, S. Moon and J. Kynch

Fixed exchange rates and sticky prices in emerging markets pp. 575-586

William Miles

Promoting industrialization: the role of the traditional sector and the state in East Asia pp. 587-605

Richard Grabowski

Introduction: migration, staying put and livelihoods pp. 607-609

Uma Kothari

Making homes: the Ghanaian diaspora, institutions and development pp. 611-622

Leroi Henry and Giles Mohan

Who goes? Who stays back? Seasonal migration and staying put among rural manual workers in Eastern India pp. 623-632

Ben Rogaly

Sending money home: are remittances always beneficial to those who stay behind? pp. 633-644

Sarah Bracking

Staying put and staying poor? pp. 645-657

Uma Kothari

Governance and civil society in a global age edited by YAMAMOTO TADASHI. (Tokyo and New York: Japan Center for International Exchange, 2001, pp. 288) pp. 659-660

Miles Litvinoff

Indian agriculture, four decades of development edited by G. S. BHALLA and GURMAIL SINGH. (London: Sage Publications, 2001, pp. 308) pp. 660-661

Supriya Garikipati

Handbook on development policy and management edited by COLIN KIRKPATRICK, RON CLARKE and CHARLES POLIDANO. (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2002, pp. 480) pp. 662-663

John Hailey

Combating corruption in Latin America edited by JOSEPH S. TULCHIN and RALPH H. ESPACH. (Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, for the Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars, 2000, pp. 230) pp. 663-664

Emma Harris-Curtis

Labour mobility and rural society edited by ARJAN DE HAAN and BEN ROGALY. (London: Frank Cass, 2002, pp. 200) pp. 664-665

Arjan Verschoor

Valuing freedom: Sen's capability approach and poverty reduction edited by SABINA ALKIRE. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002, pp. 340) pp. 665-667

Abbi Kedir

Rural poverty report 2001: the challenge of ending rural poverty edited by the INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT (IFAD). (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001, pp. 266) pp. 667-668

Abbi Kedir

Kicking away the ladder: development strategy in historical perspective by HA-JOON CHANG. (London: Anthem Press, 2002, pp. 187) pp. 668-670

Andrew Mold

Resource abundance and economic development edited by RICHARD M. AUTY. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, UNU|WIDER Studies in Development Economics, 2001, pp. 340) pp. 670-671

Andrew Mold

Globalization, marginalization and development edited by S. MANSOOB MURSHED. (London: Routledge, Studies in Development Economics, 2002, pp. 256) pp. 671-673

Andrew Mold

2003, volume 15, articles 4

UNU|WIDER Special issue on conflict. Explaining violent conflict: going beyond greed versus grievance pp. 391-396

Tony Addison and S. Mansoob Murshed

Does inequality cause conflict? pp. 397-412

Christopher Cramer

Buying peace or fuelling war: the role of corruption in armed conflicts pp. 413-426

Philippe Le Billon

Clans, cliques and captured states: rethinking 'transition' in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union pp. 427-440

Janine R. Wedel

The political economy of Malaysian federalism: economic development, public policy and conflict containment pp. 441-456

Jomo K. S. and Wee Chong Hui

The political economy of Zimbabwe's descent into conflict pp. 457-470

Tony Addison and Liisa Laakso

Building institutions in post-conflict African economies pp. 471-485

Janine Aron

Regional dimensions of conflict and peace-building in contemporary Africa pp. 487-498

Timothy M. Shaw

Economic aspects of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict: the collapse of the Oslo Accord pp. 499-512

Fadle M. Naqib

The socioeconomic roots of conflict in the Caucasus pp. 513-524

Svetlana Glinkina and Dorothy J. Rosenberg

2003, volume 15, articles 3

Why was there a precrisis capital inflow boom in Southeast Asia? pp. 265-283

Ramkishen Rajan, Reza Siregar and Iman Sugema

Controlling the risk: a case study of the Indian liquidity crisis 1990-92 pp. 285-298

Ephraim Clark and Geeta Lakshmi

The social impact of structural adjustment in Bolivia pp. 299-319

Rainer Thiele

A stochastic frontier approach to total factor productivity measurement in Bangladesh crop agriculture, 1961-92 pp. 321-333

Timothy Coelli, Sanzidur Rahman and Colin Thirtle

The economic potential of tourism in Tanzania pp. 335-351

Josaphat Kweka, Oliver Morrissey and Adam Blake

Linking public issues with private troubles: panel studies in developing countries pp. 353-363

Trudy Harpham, Sharon Huttly, Ian Wilson and Thea De Wet

Capital source and the location of industrial investment: a tale of divergence from post-reform India pp. 365-383

Sanjoy Chakravorty

Sir Hans Singer: the Life and Work of a Development Economist by D. JOHN SHAW (London: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2002, pp. 349) pp. 385-386

Anthony Thirlwall

Water Rights and Empowerment by RUTGERD BOELENS and POUL HOOGENDAM. (Assen: Van Gorcum, 2002, pp. xii+255) pp. 386-387

Chris Barrow

Development and Democracy: What Have We Learnt and How? edited by OLE ELGSTRÖM and GORAN HYDEN. (London: Routledge|ECPR Studies in Political Science, pp. 210) pp. 387-388

Lise Rakner

Macroeconomic Policy, Growth, and Poverty Reduction by TERRY McKINLEY. (London: Palgrave and New York, UNDP, 2001, pp. 264) pp. 389-390

Daniel M'Amanja

2003, volume 15, articles 2

Short-term poverty dynamics in rural Indonesia during the economic crisis pp. 133-144

Asep Suryahadi, Wenefrida Widyanti and Sudarno Sumarto

Capital requirements and bank behaviour: an empirical analysis of Indian public sector banks pp. 145-156

Saibal Ghosh, D. M. Nachane, Aditya Narain and Satyananda Sahoo

Fooling the eye of the beholder: deceptive status signalling among the poor in developing countries pp. 157-177

Luuk Van Kempen

Help, risk and deceit: microentrepreneurs talk about microfinance pp. 179-188

Robyn Eversole

Financial liberalization, financial development and economic growth in LDCs pp. 189-209

Thomas Andersen and Finn Tarp

Introduction: conflict and co-operation for natural resources pp. 211-213

P. B. Anand

NGOs' role in limiting national sovereignty over environmental resources of global significance: the 1990 campaign against the Southern Okavango Integrated Water Development Project pp. 215-229

Alan Thomas

From conflict to co-operation: some design issues for local collective action institutions in cities pp. 231-243

P. B. Anand

Conflict over natural resources among pastoralists in northern Kenya: a look at recent initiatives in conflict resolution pp. 245-257

Rachel Berger

Global Trading System at the Crossroads: a Post-Seattle Perspective by DILIP K. DAS. (London: Routledge, 2001, pp. 168) pp. 259-260

Oliver Morrissey

The Rebel Within: Joseph Stiglitz and the World Bank by HA-JOON CHANG. (London: Anthem Press, 2001, pp. 320) pp. 260-261

Oliver Morrissey

IMF and World Bank Sponsored Structural Adjustment Programs in Africa: Ghana's Experience, 1983-1999 by KWADWO KONADU-AGYEMANG. (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2001, pp. 456) pp. 261-262

Robert Osei

NGOs Engaging with Business: A World of Difference and a Difference to the World by SIMON HEAP. (Oxford: INTRAC, 2000, pp. 309) pp. 262-264

Marcus H. Lenzen

2003, volume 15, articles 1

Expanding access to priority health interventions: a framework for understanding the constraints to scaling-up pp. 1-14

Kara Hanson, M. Kent Ranson, Valeria Oliveira-Cruz and Anne Mills

Constraints to expanding access to health interventions: an empirical analysis and country typology pp. 15-39

M. Kent Ranson, Kara Hanson, Valeria Oliveira-Cruz and Anne Mills

Approaches to overcoming constraints to effective health service delivery: a review of the evidence pp. 41-65

Valeria Oliveira-Cruz, Kara Hanson and Anne Mills

Delivery of priority health services: searching for synergies within the vertical versus horizontal debate pp. 67-86

Valeria Oliveira-Cruz, Christoph Kurowski and Anne Mills

Constraints to scaling-up health related interventions: the case of Chad, Central Africa pp. 87-100

Kaspar Wyss, Daugla Doumagoum Moto and Bart Callewaert

Constraints to scaling-up health programmes: a comparative study of two Indian states pp. 101-114

Shreelata Rao Seshadri

Intervening to address constraints through health sector reforms in Tanzania: some gains and the unfinished business pp. 115-131

Gaspar Kilala Munishi