Journal of International Development

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1997, volume 9, articles 7

The meaning of work in Malaŵi pp. 899-911

Stuart C. Carr, Malcolm MacLachlan, Michael Kachedwa and Macdonald Kanyangale

Motivational muddles, recycled conventional wisdom and straw men in Malaŵi: Comments on Carr, MacLachlan, Kachedwa and Kanyangale (1997) pp. 913-917

Peter Blunt and Merrick L. Jones

POLICY ARENA: 'Missing link' or analytically missing?: The concept of social capital. Edited by John Harriss. An introductory bibliographic essay pp. 919-937

John Harriss and Paolo De Renzio

POLICY ARENA: Accounting for the 'dark side' of social capital: reading Robert Putnam on democracy pp. 939-949

James Putzel

POLICY ARENA: Social capital in waste-a solid investment? pp. 951-961

Jo Beall

POLICY ARENA: The World Bank and social capital: contesting the concept in practice pp. 963-971

Jonathan Fox

Book Review: People and environment by Stephen Morse and Michael Stocking. London, University College Press, 1995 pp. 973-973

Philip Stott

Book Review: Free markets and food riots: the politics of global adjustment by John Walton and David Seddon. Oxford, UK and Cambridge, USABlackwell, 1994 pp. 974-975

Frederick Nixson

Book Review: Beyond urban bias in Africa: urbanization in an era of structural adjustment by C Becker, A Hamer, and A Morrison. London, James Currey, 1994 pp. 975-975

Philip Amis

Erratum: Institutional interdependence: capacity-enhancing assistance for intermediary NGOs in Sierra Leone and the Gambia by Ann C. Hudock, Vol. 9, No. 4, June 1997 pp. 977-977

Ann C. Hudock

1997, volume 9, articles 6

Vietnam: Adjustment, Growth and Poverty pp. 783-801

George Irvin

Bivariate and Multivariate Tests of Money-Price Causality: Robust Evidence from a Small Developing Country pp. 803-825

Abul Masih and Rumi Masih

Analysis of the Demery and Squire 'Adjustment and Poverty' Evidence pp. 827-836

John Weeks

Adjustment and Poverty Evidence: A Response to Weeks pp. 837-842

Lionel Demery and Lyn Squire

POLICY ARENA: Privatization and Public Enterprise Reform in Developing Countries: the World Bank's Bureaucrats in Business Report. Introduction and Overview pp. 843-847

Paul Cook and Colin Kirkpatrick

POLICY ARENA: The Economics and Politics of Government Ownership pp. 849-864

Mary M. Shirley

POLICY ARENA: Can Large Firms Be Run Efficiently Without Being Bureaucratic? pp. 865-875

Ha-Joon Chang and Ajit Singh

POLICY ARENA: Bureaucrats, Business and Economic Growth pp. 877-885

Hossein Jalilian and John Weiss

POLICY ARENA: Privatization, Public Enterprise Reform and the World Bank: Has 'Bureaucrats in Business' Got It Right? pp. 887-897

Paul Cook

1997, volume 9, articles 5

Measuring External Shock and Domestic Response in LDCs: Completing Ballassa's Decomposition Method pp. 675-693

E. V. K. Fitzgerald

Determinants of Inflow of Foreign Direct Investment in Hungary and China: Time-Series Approach pp. 695-726

Zhen Quan Wang and Nigel Swain

Export Processing Zones in Sri Lanka: A Cost-Benefit Appraisal pp. 727-737

Kankesu Jayanthakumaran and John Weiss

TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY EMPHASIZED IN A MODEL FOR ANDEAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 739-752

Ann Kendall

POLICY ARENA: MICRO-MACRO LINKAGES INTRODUCTION pp. 753-754

Oliver Morrissey

POLICY ARENA: MICRO-MACRO LINKAGES: AN ECONOMIST'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 755-760

Oliver Morrissey

POLICY ARENA: LINKING MICRO AND MACRO RESEARCH: A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE pp. 761-770

Philippa Bevan

POLICY ARENA: USING GRASSROOTS EXPERIENCE TO INFORM MACRO LEVEL POLICY: AN NGO PERSPECTIVE pp. 771-778

Caroline Harper

BOOK REVIEW: New Farmers' Movements in India by Tom Brass. London, Frank Cass, 1995 pp. 779-780

Subir Sinha

BOOK REVIEW: A Field of One's Own: Gender and Land Rights in South Asia by Bina Agarwal, Cambridge University Press, 1994 pp. 780-780

P. Baumann

Erratum: 'Direct effects of public spending in a small open economy model with variable prices', M.D. Ramirez. Vol. 9, No. 2., March-April 1997 pp. 781-781

Miguel Ramirez

1997, volume 9, articles 4

EDITORIAL pp. 435-435

Paul Mosley

DEVELOPMENT IN A WORLD OF MARKET ECONOMICS pp. 437-448

William Ryrie

ASSESSING THE TRANSITION FROM PLAN TO MARKET: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED-ABOUT POLICIES AND ECONOMIC THEORY? pp. 449-458

Alan Gelb

INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND THE CGIAR SYSTEM-PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE pp. 459-482

D. J. Greenland

PRINCIPALS, AGENTS AND THE FAILINGS OF CONDITIONALITY pp. 483-495

Tony Killick

CONDITIONALITY WHEN DONOR AND RECIPIENT PREFERENCES VARY pp. 497-505

Howard White and Oliver Morrissey

THE WORLD BANK AND CONDITIONALITY pp. 507-516

Raul Hopkins, Andrew Powell, Amlan Roy and Christopher L. Gilbert

THE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SYSTEM OF THE FORMER SOVIET UNION: PAST AND FUTURE pp. 517-527

C. E. Pray and Jock Anderson

TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY AND THE EFFECTS OF R&D IN AFRICAN AGRICULTURE pp. 529-538

Angela Lusigi and Colin Thirtle

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND THE CGIAR SYSTEM: IS PROGRESS POSSIBLE? pp. 539-547

J. David Reece

WHITHER TRANSITION-DEVELOPMENT AND SECURITY IN THE FORMER SOVIET CENTRAL ASIA pp. 549-561

Andrea Ellner

GEOPOLITICAL FACTORS IN ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION: KAZAKSTANI-RUSSIAN RELATIONS pp. 563-577

Nicholas Tucker and Yelena Kalyuzhnova

UPHEAVAL ALONG THE SILK ROUTE: THE DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC TRANSITION IN CENTRAL ASIA pp. 579-587

Max Spoor

INSTITUTIONAL INTERDEPENDENCE: CAPACITY-ENHANCING ASSISTANCE FOR INTERMEDIARY NGOS IN SIERRA LEONE AND THE GAMBIA pp. 589-596

Ann C. Hudock

NGOs AND THE INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS: THE EVIDENCE FROM SIX CASES pp. 597-604

Mick Howes

ORGANIZATIONAL STRENGTHENING OF EUROPEAN NGOs pp. 605-611

Rick James

DONOR INFORMATION DEMANDS AND NGO INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 613-620

Rick Davies

INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF HEALTH SECTOR REFORM: TOWARDS A COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 621-629

Barbara McPake and Caroline Machray

FROM VISION TO REALITY: IMPLEMENTING HEALTH REFORMS IN LUSAKA, ZAMBIA pp. 631-639

Sarah Atkinson

THE ROLE OF REGULATION: INFLUENCING PRIVATE SECTOR ACTIVITY WITHIN HEALTH SECTOR REFORM pp. 641-649

Lilani Kumaranayake

NATURAL RESOURCE ENDOWMENT, THE STATE AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY pp. 651-663

Richard M. Auty

POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH ECONOMIC GROWTH: SOME ISSUES pp. 665-673

Andy McKay

1997, volume 9, articles 3

US IMPORTS OF CLOTHING FROM ASIAN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES pp. 309-330

Lynden Moore

VIRTUE OR NECESSITY? PLURALIST AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT IN MOZAMBIQUE pp. 331-346

Philip Woodhouse

STRUCTURAL BREAKS AND LONG-RUN TRENDS IN COMMODITY PRICES pp. 347-366

Javier León and Raimundo Soto

SHADOW PRICING SIMPLIFIED: ESTIMATING ACCEPTABLY ACCURATE ECONOMIC RATES OF RETURN USING LIMITED DATA pp. 367-382

John Macarthur

THE ROAD FROM RIO pp. 383-389

Katrina Brown

DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE pp. 391-401

Michael Redclift

CLIMATE CHANGE, NORTH-SOUTH CO-OPERATION AND COLLECTIVE DECISION-MAKING POST-RIO pp. 403-413

Jyoti Parikh, P. G. Babu and K.S. Kavi Kumar

ISSUES EMERGING IN IMPLEMENTING THE CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY pp. 415-425

Michel Pimbert

Flexible Specialization: The Dynamics of Small-Scale Industries in the South by P.O. Pedersen, A. Sverrisson and M.P. van Dijk, London, Intermediate Technology Publications, 1994, pp.174, £12.95 p|bk pp. 427-428

Panikkos Poutziouris

Bangladesh: Whose Ideas, Whose Interests? by Geoffrey D. Wood, London, Intermediate Technology Publications, in association with University Press Limited, Dhaka, 1994, pp. 588, £19.95, p|bk pp. 428-430

Anne Marie Goetz

The Rwanda Crisis: History of a Genocide by Gerard Prunier, London, C. Hurst & Co. Ltd., 1995, pp. 389, £12.50, p|bk pp. 430-431

Joseph Mullen

1997, volume 9, articles 2

Income and equity effects of the green revolution in the Philippines: a macroeconomic perspective pp. 151-168

Romeo M. Bautista

Rapid economic growth and poverty decline: a comparison of Indonesia and Thailand 1981-1990 pp. 169-187

Anne Booth

Direct effects of public spending on private spending in a small open economy model with variable prices pp. 189-205

Miguel Ramirez

From banks to bonds: a problem resolved? A perspective from the LDC debt literature pp. 207-220

Graham Bird and Nicholas Snowden

How credible are estimates of peasant allocative scale, or scope efficiency? A commentary pp. 221-229

Christopher Barrett

Development ethics, capabilities and the work of W.I.D.E.R pp. 231-233

Des Gasper

Irreducibly social goods and the informational basis of Amartya Sen's capability approach pp. 235-250

Charles Gore

A weakness of the capability approach with respect to gender justice pp. 251-262

Mozaffar Qizilbash

A practical reasoning theory of development ethhics: furthering the capabilities approach pp. 263-279

Sabina Alkire and Rufus Black

Sen's capability approach and Nussbaum's cpabilities ethic pp. 281-302

Des Gasper

Book Review: The Benefits of Famine: A Political Economy of Famine and Relief in Southwestern Sudan, 1983-1989 by DAVID KEEN (Chichester and Princeton. NJ, Princeton University Press, 1994 pp. 303-304

Donna Pankhurst

Book Review: Mastering Space: Hegemony, Territory and International Political Economy by JOHN AGNEW and STUART CORBRIDGE. (London: Routledge, 1995 pp. 304-305

N-L. Sum

Book Review: The Economic Growth of Singapore: Trade and Development in the Twentieth Century by W.G. HUFF. (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1994 pp. 305-306

J. Parsonage

Book Review: Negotiating Structural Review in Africa by Willem Van Der Geest (ed.), (London, James Currey and Portsmouth, NH Heinemann, 1994.) Structural Adjustment and Beyond in Sub-Saharan Africa, by Rolph Van Der Hoevan and Fred Van Der Kraaij (eds.) (London, James Currey and Portsmouth, NH Heinemann, 1994.) pp. 306-307

Martin Brownbridge

1997, volume 9, articles 1

Experiences, perceptions and expectations of local project actors on monitoring and evaluation: A case study in the Philippines pp. 1-20

Pierre Lefèvre and Concepcion Garcia

Economic reform: Is it hurting the poor? A country specific study pp. 21-28

Fareed Mohamed Ahmed Hassan

Destruction, diversity, dialogue: Notes on the ethics of development pp. 39-57

Martin Raiser

Debt-equity swaps and the enforcement of sovereign loan contracts pp. 59-83

Michael Bowe and James W. Dean

Research note: Determinants of under-invoicing of imports in Pakistan pp. 85-96

Zafar Mahmood

POLICY ARENA Staple food market efficiency in developing countries: Introduction pp. 97-100

Barbara Harriss-White

POLICY ARENA The evolution of local market commodity price behaviour in South India, 1972-92 pp. 101-115

Theodosios Palaskas, Barbara Harriss-White and Trevor Crowe

POLICY ARENA The impact of market access on agricultural productivity: Lessons from India, Kenya and the Sudan pp. 117-131

M. Von Oppen, B.K. Njehia and Abdelatif Ijaimi

POLICY ARENA Building efficiency in agricultural marketing: The long-run role of BULOG in the Indonesian food economy pp. 133-145

Charles Timmer

Book review: Different Women, Different Work: Gender and Industrialisation in Indonesia by Mies Grijns, Ines Smyth, Anita van Celzen, Sugiah Machfud and Pudjiwati Sayago (eds.) Aldershot, Avebury 1994. £35.00 h|bk. ISBN 1-85628-636 3 pp. 147-147

Ruth Pearson

Book review: The Future Population of the World: What Can We Assume Today? ed. Wolfgang Lutz. Earthscan, London 1994. 484pp. £19.95 p|bk pp. 148-149

Adam Ozanne

Book review: The Future of Community Lands: Human Resources by Emmanuel Ndione et al. Intermediate Technology Publications, London 1995. 236 pp. £14.95 p|bk pp. 149-149

Lars Engberg-Pedersen