Journal of International Development

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2002, volume 14, articles 8

Optimal currency baskets and the third currency phenomenon: exchange rate policy in Southeast Asia pp. 1053-1073

Graham Bird and Ramkishen Rajan

Recent approaches to understanding policy and action for eradicating childhood poverty pp. 1075-1079

Caroline Harper

'Poor children grow into poor adults': harmful mechanisms or over-deterministic theory? pp. 1081-1093

Shahin Yaqub

Being, becoming and relationship: conceptual challenges of a child rights approach in development pp. 1095-1104

Sarah C. White

Public spending for children: an empirical note pp. 1105-1116

Santosh Mehrotra and Enrique Delamonica

Poverty reduction strategy papers (PRSPs)-fulfilling their potential for children in poverty? pp. 1117-1128

Rachel Marcus, John Wilkinson and Jenni Marshali

Older and poorer? Ageing and poverty in the South pp. 1129-1131

Armando Barrientos and Peter Lloyd-Sherlock

Old age, poverty and social investment pp. 1133-1141

Armando Barrientos

Poverty, policy, reciprocity and older people in the South pp. 1143-1151

Mark Gorman and Amanda Heslop

Age and empowerment amongst slum dwelling women in Hyderabad pp. 1153-1161

Haleh Afshar and Fatima Alikhan

Nussbaum, capabilities and older people pp. 1163-1173

Peter Lloyd-Sherlock

International organizations, pension system reform and alternative agendas: Bringing older people back in? pp. 1175-1186

Roger Charlton and Roddy McKinnon

Aid to Africa: French and British policies from the cold war to the new millenium by GORDON CUMMING. (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2001, pp. 458, £52.50, h|bk) pp. 1187-1188

Oliver Morrissey

2002, volume 14, articles 7

Human development and regional disparities in Iran: a policy model pp. 927-949

Farhad Noorbakhsh

Rural-to-urban migration in LDCS: a test of two rival models pp. 951-972

Prabir C. Bhattacharya

Economic reform, state capture, and international investment in transition economies pp. 973-977

Nathan Jensen

Policy questions for a second decade of rural change in Central|Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union pp. 979-985

Malcolm D. Childress

Agrarian reforms in Eastern European countries: lessons from international experience pp. 987-1003

Klaus Deininger

Consolidation initiatives after land reform: responses to multiple dimensions of land fragmentation in Eastern European agriculture pp. 1005-1018

Rachel Sabates-Wheeler

On the political economy of land reforms in the former Soviet Union pp. 1019-1031

Johan Swinnen and Ayo Heinegg

Rural orientations to land privatization in Russia pp. 1033-1043

Stephen K. Wegren

Foreign aid and development, edited by FINN TARP with PETER HJERTHOLM. (London and New York: Routledge, 2000, pp. 498+xx) pp. 1045-1046

Mark McGillivray

The native tourist: mass tourism within developing countries by KRISHNA G. GHIMIRE (ed.). (London: Earthscan, for United Nation's Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD), 2001, pp. xi+234) pp. 1046-1047

Josaphat P. Kweka

Ten millionaires and ten million beggars by MWANGI WA GITHINJI. (Ashgate, Aldershot, 2000, pp. xvii+197) pp. 1047-1049

Sara Horrell

The selfish altruist by TONY VAUX. (London: Earthscan: 2001, pp. 256) pp. 1049-1050

Tim Aldred

World development: an introduction edited by PRODOMOS PANAYIOTOPOULOS and GAVIN CAPPS. (London: Pluto Press, 2001. ISBN 0 7453 1402 3, pp. 288, p|bk) pp. 1050-1052

Emma Harris-Curtis

2002, volume 14, articles 6

Dedication to Peter Oakley pp. 675-675

David Hulme

Introduction: different poverties, different policies pp. 677-680

David Hulme and Bill Cooke

'Crowding in' care, security and micro-enterprise formation: revisiting the role of the state in poverty reduction and in development pp. 681-694

Frances Lund

The African green revolution as a pro-poor policy instrument pp. 695-724

Paul Mosley

From the politics of poverty to the politics of identity? Child rights and working children in Bangladesh pp. 725-735

Sarah C. White

Is there a 'future positive' for development studies pp. 737-741

Michael Edwards

Inequality and the polarizing impact of microcredit: evidence from Zambia's copperbelt pp. 743-755

James Copestake

A note on the measurement of poverty and vulnerability in the South African context pp. 757-772

Mozaffar Qizilbash

A critical assessment of Jamaica's national poverty eradication programme pp. 773-788

Philip Duku Osei

Livelihood diversification: increasing in importance or increasingly recognized? Evidence from southern Ethiopia pp. 789-804

Grace Carswell

Livelihood asset status tracking: an impact monitoring tool? pp. 805-815

Richard Bond and Neela Mukherjee

Rural livelihoods in Sri Lanka: an indication of poverty? pp. 817-828

Mariella Marzano

The role of the transnational community of non-government organizations: governance or poverty reduction? pp. 829-839

Janet G. Townsend, Gina Porter and Emma Mawdsley

Transnational NGDOS and participatory forms of rights-based development: converging with the local politics of citizenship in Cameroon pp. 841-857

Sam Hickey

NGOs, gender and indigenous grassroots development pp. 859-867

Janet Henshall Momsen

Pro-poor, pro-gender policies: introduction pp. 869-870

Jasmine Gideon

Exploring the gender dimensions of reconstruction processes post-hurricane Mitch pp. 871-879

Sarah Bradshaw

Poverty and lone parenthood: the case of Iran pp. 881-886

Taghi Doostgharin

Land reform: still a goal worth pursuing for rural women? pp. 887-898

Susie Jacobs

The new EU ACP partnership agreement pp. 899-910

Stephen Dearden and Clara Mira Salama

Evaluating European Union promotion of human rights, democracy and good governance: towards a participatory approach pp. 911-926

Gordon Crawford

2002, volume 14, articles 5

The impact of market reforms on the Senegalese peanut economy pp. 543-554

Ibrahima Hathie and Rigoberto Lopez

Growth and the poor: a comment on Dollar and Kraay pp. 555-571

Malte Lübker, Graham Smith and John Weeks

A post Keynesian critique of privatization policies in transition economies pp. 573-589

John Marangos

Aspects of outreach: a framework for discussion of the social benefits of microfinance pp. 591-603

Mark Schreiner

Social funds: a review of the issues pp. 605-610

Howard White

Social funds, sustainability and institutional development impacts: findings from an OED Review pp. 611-625

Soniya Carvalho, Gillian Perkins and Howard White

Social funds: evidence on targeting, impacts and sustainability pp. 627-642

Julie van Domelen

Social funds: an effective instrument to support local action for poverty reduction? pp. 643-652

Arjan de Haan, Jeremy Holland and Nazneen Kanji

Social funds as instruments for reducing childhood poverty: lessons from Save the Children's experience pp. 653-666

Rachel Marcus

Professor Ian Livingstone, 1933-2001 pp. 667-669

Michael Tribe

Globalisation and trade: implications for exports from marginalised economies, edited by Oliver Morrissey and Igor Filatotchev. (London: Frank Cass, 2001, pp. 215, £35.00 h|b) pp. 671-672

John Thoburn

Global economy, global justice-theoretical objections and policy alternatives to neoliberalism, by George Demartino. (London and New York: Routledge, 2000, pp. xiv+279, £19.99 p|bk) pp. 672-674

Des Gasper

2002, volume 14, articles 4

Promises kept: enforcement and the role of rotating savings and credit associations in an economy pp. 393-411

N. S. Chiteji

China's WTO accession, state enterprise reform, and spatial economic restructuring pp. 413-433

Simon Xiaobin Zhao, Christopher S. P. Tong and Jiming Qiao

The phantom of liberty?: economic growth and the vulnerability of small states pp. 435-458

Harvey W. Armstrong and Robert Read

Policy analysis matrices: beyond simple sensitivity analysis pp. 459-471

Jamie Morrison and Kelvin Balcombe

Testing for the law of one price: rice market integration in Bangladesh pp. 473-484

P. J. Dawson and P. K. Dey

Exploring the impact of selective interventions in agriculture on the growth of manufactures in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand pp. 485-510

Michael T. Rock

Studying group dynamics: an alternative analytical framework for the study of microfinance impacts on poverty reduction pp. 511-534

Ana Marr

Global governance, development and human security by CAROLINE THOMAS (London: Pluto Press, 2000, pp. 149) pp. 535-536

Oliver Morrissey

Global governance and the new wars: the merging of development and security by MARK DUFFIELD. (London: Zed Books, 2001, pp. x + 293, £16.95 p|bk, £49.95 h|bk) pp. 536-538

Oliver Morrissey

Changing the conditions for development aid: a new paradigm ? Edited by NIELS HERMES and ROBERT LENSINK. (London, Frank Cass, 2001, pp. 160, £30 h|bk) pp. 539-540

Karuna Gomanee

Funding virtue: civil society aid and democracy promotion by MARINA OTTAWAY and THOMAS CAROTHERS (eds). (Washington, DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2000, pp. 339, $21.95 p|bk, $44.00 h|bk) pp. 540-541

Marcus H. Lenzen

2002, volume 14, articles 3

Introduction pp. 301-304

G. Woller

From market failure to marketing failure: market orientation as the key to deep outreach in microfinance pp. 305-324

Gary Woller

It pays to know the customer: addressing the information needs of client-centered MFIs pp. 325-334

Elizabeth Dunn

Making microfinance more client-led pp. 335-350

Monique Cohen

The demand for flexible microfinance products: lessons from Bangladesh pp. 351-368

Richard L. Meyer

Innovation in finance and movement to client-centered credit pp. 369-380

J. D. Von Pischke

Trying to understand the demand for microinsurance pp. 381-387

Craig Churchill

Financial integration and development: liberalization and reform in sub-Saharan Africa by MACHIKO NISSANKE and ERNEST ARYEETEY. (London and New York: Routledge, 1998, Routledge studies in development economics, pp. xiv+330, £65 h|bk) pp. 389-390

Peter Lawrence

Southeast Asia into the twenty first century: crisis and beyond edited by ABDUL RAHMAN EMBONG and JÜRGEN RUDOLPH (Penerbit UKM, Malaysia: 2000, pp. 231, RM25.00) pp. 390-391

Miyuki Shibata

2002, volume 14, articles 2

Defining the category of 'small' states pp. 143-179

Tom Crowards

Multi-national corporations and agricultural development: a study of contract farming in the Indian Punjab pp. 181-194

Sukhpal Singh

Economic liberalization and new product enterprises in the newly industrializing countries: an analysis of the Indian experience pp. 195-206

Homi Katrak

Finance and development: an overview of the issues pp. 207-209

Colin Kirkpatrick and Christopher Green

Does the source of financing matter? Financial markets, financial intermediaries and investment in India pp. 211-228

Anand Ganesh-Kumar, Kunal Sen and Rajendra R. Vaidya

Explaining bank regulatory failure in Zambia pp. 229-248

Samuel Munzele Maimbo

Money mosaics: financial choice and strategy in a West Delhi squatter settlement pp. 249-271

Orlanda Ruthven

Finance for the poor: from microcredit to microfinancial services pp. 273-294

Imran Matin, David Hulme and Stuart Rutherford

Power and its disguises: anthropological perspectives on politics, by John Gledhill (London: Pluto Press, 2000, 2nd edition, pp. 352, £15.99 p|b, £45.00 h|bk) pp. 295-296

Pip Bevan

Reinventing India: liberalization, Hindu nationalism and popular democracy, by Stuart Corbridge and John Harriss (Polity Press, 2000, pp. xx+313, £16.99 pbk, £50.00 hbk) pp. 296-298

Indraneel Dasgupta

Trade shocks in developing countries. Volume 1: Africa; Volume 2: Asia and Latin America, edited by Paul Collier and Jan Gunning (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999, Volume 1 pp. 491, £60 h|b; Volume 2, pp. 360, £50 h|b) pp. 298-299

Simon Appleton

Development with a human face: experiences in social achievement and economic growth, edited by Santosh Mehrotra and Richard Jolly (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000, pp. 493, £14.99, p|b ) pp. 299-300

Robert Osei

2002, volume 14, articles 1

i-development not e-development: special issue on ICTs and development pp. 1-11

Richard Heeks

Wired for change: the links between ICTs and development discourses pp. 13-23

Susanne Schech

Knowledge facts, knowledge fiction: the role of ICTs in knowledge management for development pp. 25-37

Maja Van Der Velden

ICTs, gender and development: women in software production in Kerala pp. 39-50

Shoba Arun and Thankom Arun

Soft barriers to ICT application in development: trust and information quality in Russia pp. 51-60

Elia V. Chepaitis

Enterprise across the digital divide: information systems and rural microenterprise in Botswana pp. 61-74

Richard Duncombe and Richard Heeks

Getting online: Australian international development agencies and ICT use pp. 75-87

Ruth N. Kiraka and Karen Manning

ICTs in development-who benefits? Use of geographic information systems on the Cato Manor Development project, South Africa pp. 89-100

Nancy Odendaal

Putting context into ICTs in international development: an institutional networking project in Vietnam pp. 101-112

Grant Boyle

Information literacy needs of local staff in cross-cultural development projects pp. 113-127

Camille McMahon and Christine Bruce

Scaling-up information services for development: a framework of increasing returns for telecentres pp. 129-141

Ted Tschang, Mathurot Chuladul and Thuy Thu Le