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June 2011, Volume 54, Issue 2
- 169-171 Revaluing Low Carbon Cultures: Learning to live with the earth
by Philip McMichael - 172-173 Designing for Courage
by Kathryn Cox-Shrader - 174-176 Forging an Environmental Rationality for a Sustainable Future
by Enrique Leff - 177-179 Modern Life, Primitive Thoughts
by Teresia Teaiwa - 180-182 Reframing the Sustainability Debate
by David Korten - 183-189 Climate Change, Mother Earth and the Commons: Reflections on El Cumbre
by Massimo De Angelis - 190-193 Open Versus Closed Energy Systems and Climate Change
by Yash Tandon - 194-196 The Enduring Power of Mass Production, Mass Consumption and Mass Destruction
by Zia Mian & M V Ramana - 197-198 Sustaining the Spirit: A challenge to humanity
by Rajesh Tandon - 199-201 Rethinking the Future of Sustainability: From silos to systemic resilience
by Claudia Juech & Evan S Michelson - 202-204 Realpolitiks vs the Long(er) Duree of Cultural and Epistemological Shifts
by Michal Osterweil - 205-208 Pathways Towards Sustainability, Participatory Human Development and the State
by Liliana Acero - 209-211 Gendering Sustainability: Reframing sustainable development as gender justice
by Yvonne A Braun - 212-214 The Challenge of Intellectual Property Rights and Social Justice
by Dwijen Rangnekar - 215-216 Smart Power: The private sector's contribution to development
by Angela Zarro - 217-219 Another World is Possible: Reflections on the World Social Forum 2011, Dakar
by Fatma Alloo & Corinne Kumar & Samir Amin & Yash Tandon & Sara Longwe & Giuseppe Caruso & Chico Whitaker - 219-222 Listening to Each One's Truth: Fragments from Dakar
by Corinne Kumar - 222-223 Building Another World is Possible: A note on Dakar
by Samir Amin - 223-224 The WSF is not the ‘Fifth’ International
by Yash Tandon - 224-226 Some Sharp Lessons from Dakar
by Sara Longwe - 226-228 Inclusiveness and Difference in Dakar
by Giuseppe Caruso - 228-231 WSF 2011 – Good surprises and many lessons for the future
by Chico Whitaker - 232-236 Acting Globally: Cultivating a thousand community solutions for climate justice
by Giovanna Di Chiro - 237-239 Challenges to Sustainability: A Caribbean reflection
by Peggy Antrobus - 240-242 Economic Growth and Sustainability: A view from China
by Lau Kin Chi - 243-246 Challenges to Sustainability in Africa
by Patricia Kameri-Mbote - 247-249 What Kind of Sustainability and for Whom? Some reflections based on lived realities in the Mexican Mixteca
by Marianne H Marchand - 250-251 Fishing for a Future: Searching for a new maxim
by Brian O'Riordan - 252-254 Sustaining Maternal Health Care
by Nalini Visvanathan - 255-256 A World Still More Village than Global
by Marcelo J García - 257-258 Sustainability, Feminism and the Search for Alternatives
by Alejandra Scampini - 259-260 (Un)sustainability in Serbia
by Jasmina Kijevcanin - 261-262 The Pandora Box of Trade-Offs
by Gopika Bashi - 263-264 Sustainable Agriculture has a Woman's Face
by Sabina Zaccaro - 265-270 Notes on the Transition: Globalization, (re)localization, and ecological justice
by Kathryn Cox-Shrader - 267-268 Development as a Human Right
by Debora Di Dio - 268-270 Whose Crisis? A blueprint on what ails the planet
by Claudio Schuftan - 287-290 Imagine All the People: Advancing a global citizens movement
by Great Transition Initiative
March 2011, Volume 54, Issue 1
- 1-4 Editorial: No More Black Fridays
by Wendy Harcourt - 12-20 Introduction: Rushing for Land: Equitable and sustainable development in Africa, Asia and Latin America
by Annelies Zoomers - 21-30 Food Sovereignty and Alternative Paradigms to Confront Land Grabbing and the Food and Climate Crises
by Peter Rosset - 31-34 Rice Land Grabs Undermine Food Sovereignty in Africa
by Grain - 35-39 Gender and ‘Land Grabbing’ in Sub-Saharan Africa: Women's land rights and customary land tenure
by Jessica Chu - 40-48 Contexts and Procedures for Farmland Acquisitions in Africa: What outcomes for local people?
by Lorenzo Cotula & Sonja Vermeulen - 49-54 La Via Campesina: Peasant-led agrarian reform and food sovereignty
by Faustino Torrez - 55-58 Land in China: Struggle and reform
by A C M (Guus) van Westen - 59-63 Special Economic Zones as New Forms of Corporate Land Grab: Experiences from India
by Chigurupati Ramachandraiah & Ramasamy Srinivasan - 64-69 Land Alienation and Sustainability Issues in the Peri-urban Interface of South-West Nigeria
by Waheed Kadiri & Basirat Oyalowo - 70-76 Climate Crises: Defending the land
by Shalmali Guttal & Sofia Monsalve - 77-84 Fuelling Conflicts: Overcoming asymmetry between global interests in Vietnam and Indonesia
by Paul Burgers & Rizki Pandu Permana & Tran Nam Tu - 85-90 Residential Tourism Causing Land Privatization and Alienation: New pressures on Costa Rica's coasts
by Femke van Noorloos - 91-97 Whose Lands? Whose Resources?
by Shalmali Guttal - 98-103 Monocropping for Agrofuels: The case of Brazil
by Maria Luisa Mendona - 104-113 ‘Through their Eyes’ – The photo exhibition
by Karat - 114-119 Governance, Land and Development
by Giulia Frova & Wendy Harcourt - 120-112 Books and Reports on Land
by Laura Fano Morrissey - 124-127 Window on the World
by Laura Fano Morrissey - 132-134 Reclaiming Land and Livelihoods in Colombia: A photo essay
by Laura Fano Morrissey
December 2010, Volume 53, Issue 4
- 449-450 Editorial: Education for What Purpose?
by Ana Agostino & Wendy Harcourt - 451-456 Introduction: Reforming Education for Transformation: Opportunities and challenges
by Mark Ginsburg & Stephen F Moseley & Mary Joy Pigozzi - 457-459 Education, Financing and Making Good Broken Promises
by Graça Machel - 460-464 Introduction: CONFINTEA VI: Lifelong learning for sustainability
by Ana Agostino - 465-470 Youth and Adult Education within Lifelong Learning: Claims and challenges
by Chris Duke & Heribert Hinzen - 471-474 Lifelong Learning for Integral Transformation
by Sofia Valdivielso - 475-478 Education in Bangladesh: A continuum of learning or a dichotomous system?
by Mohammad Muntasim Tanvir - 479-485 Unravelling Feminist Transformative Education Practices: An Indian experience
by Malini Ghose - 486-490 Challenges Facing African and Tanzanian Universities
by Juma V Mwapachu - 491-497 The Different Faces of Education in Conflict
by Lynn Davies - 498-503 Education, Peace and Freire: A dialogue
by Kevin Kester & Ashley Booth - 504-510 Education for Human Rights in Times of Peace and Conflict
by Fernando M Reimers & Connie K Chung - 511-517 Education as Transformation – Education for transformation
by Manzoor Ahmed - 518-521 Education and Development: A return to basic principles
by Stephen P Heyneman - 522-528 Privatization and Education for All: Unravelling the mobilizing frames
by Prachi Srivastava - 529-534 Gender Equality in Education: GTZ and indigenous communities in Peru
by Regina Cortina - 535-539 Beyond Education for All: Using ableism studies lens and the BIAS FREE framework
by Brigid Burke & Gregor Wolbring - 540-546 Standards and Assessment in Education
by Conrad Wesley Snyder - 547-550 The Decade of Education for Sustainable Development: Towards four pillars of learning
by Shivali Lawale & Aline Bory-Adams - 551-561 Multiple Voices on Education for Development
by Mark Ginsburg & Mary Joy Pigozzi
September 2010, Volume 53, Issue 3
- 301-303 Editorial: Where Did All the Flowers Go?: Contradictions in world economies
by Wendy Harcourt - 304-307 Introduction: Making the Crisis Work for Us
by Josine Stremmelaar & Wendy Harcourt - 319-324 Local Economics and Co-production
by David Boyle - 325-332 Social Protection, Livelihoods and the Hidden Economy of Care
by Dorcas Robinson - 333-337 Did the Earth Move? Social and co-operative models of economic activity
by Molly Scott-Cato - 338-342 Social Security for the Working Poor in India: Two national initiatives
by Kappadath Parameswara Menon Kannan - 343-349 Bypassing Globalization: Barter markets as a new indigenous economy in Peru
by Alejandro Argumedo & Michel Pimbert - 350-355 Building Safety Nets in the Global Politic: NGO collaboration for solidarity and sustainability
by Gisela Dütting & David Sogge - 356-361 The Rough Road to Gender Equitable Growth: The case of Café de Mujer Guatemala
by Noortje Verhart & Rhiannon Pyburn - 362-367 The Social Organization of Care Work in India: Challenges and alternative strategies
by Neetha N - 368-375 Development as Social Inclusion: Reflections on the US subprime crisis
by Gary A Dymski - 376-380 Money and its Future: A response to Mary Mellor
by Claudio Sardoni - 381-385 Financial Crises and the Impact on Women
by Jayati Ghosh - 386-389 DAWN Development Debates in the Fierce New World
by Zo Randriamaro - 390-393 Global Economic Governance: Addressing the democratic deficit
by John Langmore & Shaun Fitzgerald - 394-401 Bridging a Thousand Miles: Development on the ground in the Lake Zone of Tanzania
by Rakesh Rajani - 402-406 Gender, Economic Globalization, Movement and Citizenship
by Liepollo L Pheko - 407-409 A Matter of Vision: Responding to the economic crisis/Interview with Martin Kimani
by Angela Zarro - 410-415 Learning from a Flower Market in Romania: Community, social fabric and the promise of economic prosperity
by Alexandru Balasescu - 416-420 Japan's Lost Decades and a Women-led Socio-solidarity Economy
by Yoko Kitazawa - 421-424 Sustaining Women's and Community's Livelihoods in Rural Tanzania
by Mwajuma Masaiganah - 425-428 Animating Diversity: Supporting endogenous development of livestock keepers
by Ilse Köhler-Rollefson & Evelyn Mathias - 429-432 From Citizenship to Netizenship: Blogging for social change in Tanzania
by Chambi Chachage - 433-435 Latest literature on new economies, social economies
by Laura Fano Morrissey - 436-440 Annotated guide to websites of alternative economies, social economies
by Laura Fano Morrissey
June 2010, Volume 53, Issue 2
- 141-143 Editorial: Lady Gaga Meets Ban Ki-Moon
by Wendy Harcourt - 144-149 Introduction: Women's Empowerment: Contentions and contestations
by Andrea Cornwall & Nana Akua Anyidoho - 161-164 Challenging Empowerment
by Patricia McFadden - 164-168 Emancipation and its Failurest
by Viviene Taylor - 168-171 Economics, Assets and Empowerment
by Caren Grown - 171-174 Empowerment as Change
by Raewyn Connell - 175-178 The Ethics of Empowerment
by Christine Koggel - 178-181 Let's Talk about Women's Human Rights
by Helen O'Connell - 181-183 Critical Perspectives on Empowerment
by Rosalind Petchesky - 183-186 Sexuality, Gender and Empowerment
by Sonia Corrêa - 187-190 Empowerment and Transgender
by Chloe Schwenke - 190-193 Empowerment from the Semiperiphery Perspective
by Marina Blagojević - 193-195 Empowerment of Women in Bulgaria
by Jivka Marinova - 195-197 Empowerment from Below
by Alan Greig - 197-199 Empowerment for Grassroots Women
by Esther Mwaura-Muiru - 199-201 Empowerment through Interventions for Women’s Collective Agency
by Jean N Kamau - 202-209 Beijing +15 from Hopes to Disappointment and Non-accountability
by Lydia Alpízar Durán - 210-214 Development as if Gender Matters
by Wendy Harcourt - 215-221 Time to Call the Bluff: (De)-constructing ‘Women's Vulnerability’, HIV and Sexual Health
by Jerker Edström - 222-226 Communicating Empowerment: Countering the cardboard woman
by Tessa Lewin - 227-231 Pleasure and Empowerment: Connections and disconnections
by Susie Jolly - 232-238 Women's Empowerment in Brazil: Tensions in discourse and practice
by Cecilia M B Sardenberg - 239-246 National Discourses on Women's Empowerment in Bangladesh: Enabling or constraining women's choices?
by Sohela Nazneen & Maheen Sultan & Naomi Hossain - 247-253 Empowerment as Resistance: Conceptualizing Palestinian women's empowerment
by Eileen Kuttab - 254-258 Power, Politics and Development in the Arab Context: Or how can rearing chicks change patriarchy?
by Hania Sholkamy - 259-266 The Meaning and Practice of Women's Empowerment in Post-conflict Sierra Leone
by Hussaina J Abdullah & Aisha Fofana-Ibrahim - 267-273 Discourses on Women's Empowerment in Ghana
by Nana Akua Anyidoho & Takyiwaa Manuh - 274-279 What if the Girls Don’t Want to be Businesswomen?: Discursive dissonance in a global policy space
by Rosalind Eyben - 280-285 Resources on Women's Empowerment: Films, Photos, Audiovisuals and Music
by Laura Fano Morrissey & Tessa Lewin - 286-292 Institutions Working on Gender and Empowerment
by Laura Fano Morrissey - 299-300 Revealed Cities: A Photovoice Project with Domestic Workers in Salvador, Brazil
by Andrea Cornwall & Fernanda Capibaribe & Terezinha Gonçalves
March 2010, Volume 53, Issue 1
- 1-5 Editorial: Global Crises, the Commons and Community Well-being
by Wendy Harcourt - 15-21 Development as Buen Vivir: Institutional arrangements and (de)colonial entanglements
by Catherine Walsh - 22-26 Alternative Institutional Arrangements for Human Development
by Stephen Chan - 27-36 Rethinking Macro Economic Strategies from a Human Rights Perspective
by Radhika Balakrishnan & Diane Elson & Raj Patel - 37-41 Development Beyond Market-led Globalization
by Björn Hettne - 42-47 Democratizing Global Governance for Sustainable Human Development
by David Woodward - 48-53 New Institutional Arrangements for Development, Science and Technology
by James Smith - 54-57 Communication for Another Development
by Ricardo Ramírez & Wendy Quarry - 58-63 Meeting the Institutional Challenges of the Millennium Development Goals
by Aleksandr Shkolnikov & John D Sullivan - 64-69 From the Bottom-up: New institutional arrangements in Latin America
by Gustavo Esteva - 70-76 Social Policy in Post-Neo-liberal Latin America: The cases of Argentina, Venezuela and Bolivia
by Pía Riggirozzi - 77-82 Empowering Institutions: Indigenous lessons and policy perils
by Robyn Eversole - 83-90 The Financial Tsunami: Economic insecurity and social protection in Hong Kong
by Lee Kim-Ming & Law Kam-Yee - 91-97 Scrutinizing Vietnam's Progress Towards Gender Equality
by Ramona Vijeyarasa - 98-104 Interregional Migration: The challenge for gender and development
by Sara R Farris - 105-113 Human Well-being in the Pacific Island Mini States
by Azmat Gani - 114-119 NGOs and the Politics of Development in Africa
by Frank Khachina Matanga - 120-126 Promoting Human Development through the Global Poverty Project
by Franklin Obeng-Odoom
December 2009, Volume 52, Issue 4
- 441-444 Editorial: Racism, Xenophobia and Development
by Wendy Harcourt - 445-455 Lead Article: Development, Culture and Conflict
by Jan Pronk - 456-459 The Global Politics of Multiculturalism
by Ben Pitcher - 460-465 Hot Conflict and Everyday Banality: Enemy images, scapegoats and stereotypes
by B O Petersson - 466-472 Identity in Fragile States: Social cohesion and state building
by Seth Kaplan - 473-478 Paradoxes of Belonging: Migration, exclusion and transnational rights in the Mediterranean
by Rodanthi Tzanelli & Majid Yar - 479-482 An Australian Sense of Xenophobia
by Linda Burney - 483-489 Australia: Indigenous autonomy matters
by Sarah Maddison - 490-494 The Rise of the Radical Right in Europe and the Case of Hungary: ‘Gypsy crime’ defines national identity?
by Katalin Halasz - 495-499 The Rise of Ethnic Politics: Indigenous movements in the Andean region
by Laura Fano Morrissey - 500-508 Identity and Democracy: Linking individual and social reasoning
by John B Davis & Solange Regina Marin - 509-513 Exile Within: Israeli Development and the Palestinians in Israel
by Isabelle Humphries - 514-518 The Abuse of ‘Development’ and its Consequences for Indigenous People: A case study of Botswana's Bushman community
by Noam Schimmel - 519-524 Bringing Latin America into US Debates on Latino Immigration: Views from El Salvador
by Joseph Wiltberger - 525-530 Mixing Metaphors: Differences in the language and understanding of development policy in the Pacific Islands
by Heather Wallace - 531-536 Experiencing Displacement: Using art therapy to address xenophobia in South Africa
by Michelle Atlas - 537-543 Travelling Daughters: Experiences of Melanesian-Samoan Women
by Asenati Liki - 544-548 Is This What a Twenty-first Century Labour International Looks Like?
by Peter Waterman - 549-551 Escobar on Territories of Difference
by Laura Fano Morrissey
September 2009, Volume 52, Issue 3
- 277-279 Editorial: What Economics Needs to Become
by Wendy Harcourt - 280-288 Celebrating Friendship: A collective tribute to Smitu Kothari
by Wendy Harcourt & Khawar Mumtaz & Arturo Escobar & Fatma Alloo & Franck Amalric & Marisa Belausteguigoitia-Rius & Nermeen Shaikh & Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt & Thierno Kane - 289-291 Rest in Peace Dr Tajudeen Abdul Raheem1
by L Muthoni Wanyeki - 292-297 The Culture of Economics
by Stephen Marglin - 298-301 The Economics of Turning People into Things1
by Nitasha Kaul - 302-307 Minsky, the Global Financial Crisis, and the Prospects Before Us
by Randall Wray - 308-312 The Present Crisis: Should we go ‘beyond economics’?
by Claudio Sardoni - 313-316 Programmatic Thinking: Hopes and challenges
by Franck Amalric - 317-322 The Twenty-first Century Crisis of World Development – The Central Role of Money Values: A metaproblem
by James Robertson - 323-328 From Global Economic Crisis to the ‘Other Crisis’
by Shahra Razavi - 329-333 Reading Political Responses to Food, Fuel and Financial Crises: The return of the moral economy?
by Naomi Hossain - 334-337 Reclaiming Institutional and Policy Space amidst Crisis1
by Marina Durano & Gigi Francisco & Gita Sen - 338-344 Feminists in Europe Responding to the Financial Crisis
by Gisela Dütting - 345-348 A World in Crisis: The case for transformation
by Cecilia Alemany - 349-355 Pro-Poor Development in Crisis: Combating economic recession and market fundamentalism
by Shobha Raghuram - 356-362 Aid without Dependence: An alternative conceptual model for development cooperation
by Yash Tandon - 363-368 Openness, Democracy and Humility: The principles of a new era in development
by Jonathan Glennie - 369-376 A New Development Model for a ‘Full’ World
by Robert Costanza - 377-386 Women Cross-Border Traders: Rethinking global trade
by Manisha Desai - 387-393 Economic Restructuring and Poverty Traps in South Africa
by Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen - 394-400 Life in a Real-Wealth Economy1
by David Korten - 401-409 Radical Ecological Democracy: Escaping India's globalization trap
by Ashish Kothari - 410-415 Affective Equality: Who cares?
by Kathleen Lynch - 416-420 Towards Sustainable and Ethical Finance
by Andrea Baranes - 421-426 The Sustainable Penang Initiative: Participatory and action-oriented approaches
by Anwar Fazal - 427-429 Book Shelf
by Laura Fano - 430-433 Window on the World
by Laura Fano