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2005, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 216-221 Bhutan: a review of its approach to sustainable development
by Bob Frame - 222-230 The promise of appreciative inquiry as an interview tool for field research
by Sarah Michael - 231-237 Using geographic information systems (gis) for gender and development
by Keith Bosak & Kathleen Schroeder - 238-247 Book reviews
by The Editors
February 2005, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-3 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 4-15 Performance-based partnership Agreements for the reconstruction of the health system in Afghanistan
by Valéry Ridde * † - 16-27 Building civil society through partnership: lessons from a case study of the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
by Roland Hoksbergen * - 28-38 Redefining community–state partnership in natural resource management: a case from India
by Chetan Kumar * & Umar Shankar Vashisht † - 40-48 Veterinary services in the Horn of Africa: where are we now?
by Trish Silkin * - 49-59 Implementing ILO child labour convention 182: lessons from the gold-mining sector in Burkina Faso
by Leslie Groves * - 60-63 Aiding and abetting the politicians?
by Janice Tate * - 64-69 ‘Self-knowledge is the prerequisite of humanity’: personal development and self-awareness for aid workers
by Jane Gilbert * - 70-76 Opportunities for the UN and civil society to collaborate more effectively
by Heather Grady * - 77-82 Trust, accountability, and face-to-face interaction in North–South NGO relations
by Emma Mawdsley * & Janet G. Townsend † & Gina Porter ‡ - 83-89 Women's inheritance rights in Malawi: the role of District Assemblies
by Asiyati Lorraine Chiweza * - 90-99 Engaging women in community decision-making processes in rural Ghana: Problems and prospects
by Service Opare * - 100-105 First experiences of a community-based natural resource management programme in northern Mozambique
by Reimund Kube * - 106-114 A multidisciplinary NGO: the interface of home economics with gender and development
by Sherry C. Betts * & Patricia Goldey † - 115-121 Gender and human security issues: building a programme of action-research
by Rosalind Boyd * - 122-129 Book reviews
by The Editors
January 2004, Volume 14, Issue 6
- 723-725 Editorial
by Alina Rocha Menocal - 726-732 A new wave of decentralisation in Latin America? A conversation with Rosemary Thorp
by Alina Rocha Menocal - 733-740 Democratic decentralisation and poverty reduction in Madhya Pradesh: searching for an institutional equilibrium
by William McCarten & Vinod Vyasulu - 741-752 Analysing micro‐assistance to democracy: EU support for grassroots organisations in South Africa
by Lorenzo Fioramonti - 753-760 Promoting gender sensitivity in local governance in Ghana
by Esther Ofei‐Aboagye - 761-767 Decentralised transformative leadership approaches to HIV/AIDS in Nepal, 2002–2004
by Janet Sanders & Tatwa Timsina - 768-779 Decentralisation and democracy in developing countries: an overview
by Fidelx Pius Kulipossa - 780-790 Democratic decentralisation and local participation: a review of recent research
by Sylvia Bergh - 791-808 Annotated Resources on democracy and decentralisation
by Alina Rocha Menocal & Deborah Eade - 809-826 Book reviews
by The Editors - 823-823 Acknowledgements
by The Editors - 824-826 Index to Volume 14
by The Editors
2004, Volume 14, Issue 5
- 603-605 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 606-618 Local government and housing in South Africa: managing demand and enabling markets
by David Pottie - 619-632 Improving citizen participation in local government in Latin America through international cooperation: a case study
by W. E. (Ted) Hewitt - 633-644 The ‘Economy of Communion’: a case study of business and civil society in partnership for change
by Lorna Gold - 645-659 Children's perceptions of poverty, participation, and local governance in Uganda
by Sophie Witter & Jenifer Bukokhe - 660-672 The Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and faith‐based NGO aid to Africa
by Susan Dicklitch & Heather Rice - 673-679 Communication for social change in Latin America: contexts, theories, and experiences
by Daniel Mato - 680-688 Mayan dress as text: contested meanings
by Morna Macleod - 689-695 Reflections on NGOs in Tanzania: what we are, what we are not, and what we ought to be
by Issa G. Shivji - 696-701 Impact measurement for NGOs: experiences from India and Sri Lanka
by Linda Kelly & Patrick Kilby & Nalini Kasynathan - 702-709 Bridging gaps: collaboration between research and operational organisations
by James L. Garrett - 710-717 Book reviews
by The Editors
January 2004, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 467-468 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 469-480 Poverty reduction and violence against women: exploring links, assessing impact
by Geraldine Terry - 481-494 Hearing silenced voices: developing community with an advisory committee
by Wilfreda E. Thurston & Pip J. Farrar & Ann L. Casebeer & Judith C. Grossman - 495-507 ‘Marriage’ to capital: the fallback positions of Fiji's women garment workers
by Christy Harrington - 508-520 Myths and realities of the impact of political Islam on women: female employment in Indonesia and Iran
by Roksana Bahramitash - 521-532 Officialising strategies: participatory processes and gender in Thailand's water resources sector
by Bernadette P. Resurreccion & Mary Jane Real & Panadda Pantana - 534-549 Developing indicators to assess women's empowerment in Vietnam
by Diana Santillán & Sidney Ruth Schuler & Hoang Tu Anh & Tran Hung Minh & Quach Thu Trang & Nguyen Minh Duc - 550-559 Expanding women's opportunities: the potential of heifer projects in sub‐Saharan Africa
by Fred M. Ssewamala - 559-568 The impact of institutional racism upon indigenous economic and human development in Australia
by Don Fuller & Myles Howard & Eileen Cummings - 569-573 When do communities know best? UNICEF's search for relevant social indicators in Zimbabwe
by George Kararach - 574-585 Supporting NGO partners affected by HIV/AIDS
by Rick James & Dan Mullins - 586-592 Book reviews
by The Editors
2004, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 307-310 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 311-327 Institutional sustainability: at what price? UNDP and the new cost‐sharing model in Brazil
by Flavia Galvani & Stephen Morse - 328-341 How can small donors contribute to sustainable development in large regions? The case of NZAID in Latin America
by Bob Frame & Linda Te Puni & Chris Wheatley - 342-353 Social capital, NGOs, and development: a Guatemalan case study
by Bill Abom - 354-365 Development NGOs, local learning, and social capital: the experience of CARE Bolivia in Villa Serrano
by Antonio Rodríguez‐Carmona - 366-380 The role and example of Chilean and Argentinian Mothers in democratisation
by Wanda C. Krause - 381-395 Building assets to reduce vulnerability: microfinance provision by a rural working people's union in Mexico
by Ben Rogaly & Alfonso Castillo & Martha Romero Serrano - 396-406 Participatory methodologies and the product development process: the experience of Mixtec craftswomen in Mexico
by José de la Paz Hernández Girón & María Luisa Domínguez Hernández & Julio César Jiménez Castañeda - 407-427 Viewpoint
by The Editors - 428-451 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 452-462 Book Reviews
by The Editors
2004, Volume 14, Issue 1-2
- 5-12 Editorial overview
by Deborah Eade - 13-18 Guest editorial: Trade union and NGO relations in development and social justice
by Alan Leather - 19-33 Trade unions and NGOs: the need for cooperation
by Dave Spooner - 34-47 Building bridges across a double divide: alliances between US and Latin American labour and NGOs
by Mark Anner & Peter Evans - 48-60 Challenging relations: a labour–NGO coalition to oppose the Canada–US and North American Free Trade Agreements, 1985–1993
by Sophia Huyer - 61-70 Time to scale up cooperation? Trade unions, NGOs, and the international anti‐sweatshop movement
by Tim Connor - 71-84 International NGOs and unions in the South: worlds apart or allies in the struggle?
by Deborah Eade - 85-99 Organising citizenship at Local 890's Citizenship Project: unleashing innovation through an affiliate organisation
by Paul Johnston - 100-109 The trade union solution or the NGO problem? The fight for global labour rights
by Joseph Roman - 110-118 The Global Workplace—challenging the race to the bottom
by Jackie Simpkins - 119-126 Working at the intersection—a story from Australia
by Ken Davis - 127-135 Representing labour in India
by Pravin Sinha - 136-148 Organising home‐based workers in the global economy: an action‐research approach
by Ruth Pearson - 149-157 Never the twain shall meet? Women's organisations and trade unions in the industry in Central America
by Marina Prieto & Carolina Quinteros - 158-162 Beyond the barriers: new forms of labour internationalism
by Angela Hale - 163-170 Spreading manufacturing growth gains through local jobs: lessons from the Guatemalan highlands
by Omar Ortez - 171-182 Implementing ILO Child Labour Convention 182: lessons from Honduras
by Leslie Groves - 183-196 Who should code your conduct? Trade union and NGO differences in the fight for workers' rights
by Rainer Braun & Judy Gearhart - 197-209 Sweating it out: NGO campaigns and trade union empowerment
by Ronnie D. Lipschutz - 210-215 Trade unions, NGOs, and corporate codes of conduct
by Lance Compa - 216-223 Workplace codes as tools for workers
by Neil Kearney & Judy Gearhart - 224-233 United we stand: labour unions and human rights NGOs in the democratisation process in Nigeria
by E. Remi Aiyede - 234-247 Combining worker and user interests in the health sector: trade unions and NGOs
by Jane Lethbridge - 248-253 More than a token gesture: NGOs and trade unions campaigning for a common cause
by Jonathan Ellis - 254-266 Trade unions and women's NGOs: diverse civil society organisations in Iran
by Elaheh Rostami Povey - 267-279 ‘The sword of justice’: South Pacific trade unions and NGOs during a decade of lost development
by Satendra Prasad & Darryn Snell - 280-285 Relations between NGOs and trade unions: the case of Ukraine
by Dodina Yevgeniya - 286-290 Review Essay
by The Editors - 291-298 Book Reviews
by The Editors
November 2003, Volume 13, Issue 5
- 443-444 Editorial
by The Editors - 445-458 Social policy from the bottom up: Abandoning FGC in sub-Saharan Africa
by Peter Easton & Karen Monkman & Rebecca Miles - 459-473 Measuring the invisibles: Gender mainstreaming and monitoring experience from a dairy development project in Tanzania
by Vera Mkenda-Mugittu - 474-486 From clients to citizens: Asset-based Community Development as a strategy for community-driven development
by Alison Mathie & Gord Cunningham - 487-500 Keeping 'the last' in mind: Incorporating Chambers in consulting
by David Hirschmann - 501-514 Programme and Project Cycle Management (PPCM): Lessons from South and North
by Philip Dearden & Bob Kowalski - 515-518 Viewpoint
by Fran Baum - 519-526 Advocacy research and the World Bank: Propositions for discussion
by Jonathan Fox - 527-532 The multi-image development NGO: An agent of the new imperialism?
by Fletcher Tembo - 533-536 The risk approach to strategic management in development NGOs
by Ricardo Wilson-Grau - 537-541 Practical Notes
by James Copestake - 542-550 Human security and reconstruction efforts in Rawanda: Impact on the lives of women
by Myriam Gervais - 551-557 Improving agri-food marketing in developing economies: Contractual vegetable markets in Ghana
by Nigel Poole & A. Wayo Seini & Victor Heh - 558-563 Research Round-up
by Emma Harris-Curtis - 564-569 Trends in UK NGOs: A research note
by Tina Wallace - 570-572 Feedback
by Khandakar Qudrat-I Elahi - 573-588 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 589-595 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 596-596 Acknowledgements
by The Editors - 600-601 the development school
by The Editors
August 2003, Volume 13, Issue 4
- 307-309 Editorial
by The Editors - 310-321 Another invasion: Lessons from international support to East Timorese NGOs
by Cecilia Brunnstrom - 322-332 Microfinance and social capital: Does social capital help create good practice?
by Sanae Ito - 333-345 Women's involvement in small-scale aquaculture in Northeast Thailand
by Kyoko Kusakabe - 346-360 Female volunteers: An asset to the reproductive health sector in rural Cambodia
by Yuuki Suehiro & Penny Altman - 361-376 Participation via collective action in government and NGO schools in Pakistan
by Shahrukh Rafi Khan - 377-393 Viewpoint
by Javier Schunk - 394-398 Practical Note
by Alan Dixon - 399-413 Research Round-up
by Terrence Loomis & John Mahima - 414-416 Feedback
by Farhad Hossain - 417-431 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 432-437 Book Shelf
by The Editors
May 2003, Volume 13, Issue 2-3
- 147-148 Introductory remarks
by Deborah Eade - 149-153 Guest editorial
by Haleh Afshar - 154-177 The 'sex war' and other wars: Towards a feminist approach to peace building
by Donna Pankhurst - 178-188 Women and wars: Some trajectories towards a feminist peace
by Haleh Afshar - 189-207 Developing policy on integration and re/construction in Kosova
by Chris Corrin - 208-216 Kosovo: Missed opportunities, lessons for the future
by Lesley Abdela - 217-223 Training the uniforms: Gender and peacekeeping operations
by Angela Mackay - 223-238 Palestinian women, violence, and the peace process
by Maria Holt - 239-252 Women and conflict transformation: Influences, roles, and experiences
by Ann Jordan - 252-265 Fused in combat: Gender relations and armed conflict
by Judy El-Bushra - 266-277 Women in Afghanistan: Passive victims of the borga or active social participants?
by Elaheh Rostami Povey - 278-291 Book Review
by The Editors - 292-299 Book Shelf
by The Editors
February 2003, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 3-4 Editorial
by The Editors - 5-26 Paradoxes of institutionalisation: The depoliticisation of Bangladeshi NGOs
by Shelley Feldman - 27-39 Drawing development: Analysing local understandings of development in three Andean communities
by Peter Lauritsen & Stinne Hoejer Mathiasen - 40-56 Poverty elimination, North-South research collaboration, and the politics of participatory development
by David Simon & Duncan McGregor & Kwasi Nsiah-Gyabaah & Donald Thompson - 57-70 The logical framework: An easy escape, a straitjacket, or a useful planning tool?
by Reidar Dale - 71-82 Operationalising local governance in Kilimanjaro
by Rinus van Klinken - 83-115 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 116-120 Research Round-up
by Leanne Black - 121-134 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 135-141 Book Shelf
by The Editors
November 2002, Volume 12, Issue 5
- 573-574 Editorial
by The Editors - 575-588 Microfinance and women's empowerment: A lesson from India
by Fiona Leach & Shashikala Sitaram - 589-601 Balancing act: Business and household in a small Bolivian city
by Robyn Eversole - 602-612 Women, microfinance, and savings: Lessons and proposals
by Rebecca M Vonderlack & Mark Schreiner - 613-624 Development perspectives: Views from rural Lebanon
by Jihad Makhoul & Lindsey Harrison - 625-636 Achieving behaviour change: Three generations of HIV/AIDS programming and jargon in Thailand
by Matthew Clarke - 637-647 Viewpoints
by The Editors - 648-652 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 653-660 Research Round-up
by The Editors - 661-672 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 673-673 Acknowledgements 2002
by The Editors
August 2002, Volume 12, Issue 3-4
- 255-257 Editorial
by The Editors - 258-271 Development and the Learning Organisation: An introduction
by Laura Roper & Jethro Pettit - 272-284 Operationalising bottom-up learning in international NGOs: Barriers and alternatives
by Grant Power & Matthew Maury & Susan Maury - 285-297 Should development agencies have Official Views?
by David Ellerman - 298-311 Engendering organisational practice in NGOs: The case of Utthan
by Sara Ahmed - 312-320 Organisational learning: A borrowed toolbox?
by David Kelleher - 321-337 Making the organisation learn: Demystification and management action
by Vijay Padaki - 338-345 Achieving successful academic-practitioner research collaborations
by Laura Roper - 346-354 Knowledge to action: Evaluation for learning in a multi-organisational global partnership
by Marla J Solomon & A. Mushtaque R Chowdhury - 355-369 Guest learning and adaptation in the field: A Navajo case study
by Gelaye Debebe - 370-382 Can bilateral programmes become learning organisations? Experiences from institutionalising participation in Keiyo Marakwet in Kenya
by Samuel Musyoki - 383-397 A chocolate-coated case for alternative international business models
by Pauline Tiffen - 398-408 Learning leaders: The key to learning organisations
by John Hailey & Rick James - 409-423 Leading learning and change from the middle: Reconceptualising strategy's purpose, content, and measures
by Colin Beckwith & Kent Glenzer & Alan Fowler - 424-435 The struggle for organisational change: How the ActionAid Accountability, Learning and Planning System emerged
by Patta Scott-Villiers - 436-448 Heifer International: Growing a learning organisation
by Thomas S Dierolf & Rienzzie Kern & Tim Ogborn & Mark Protti & Marvin Schwartz - 449-460 'New learning in old organisations': Children's participation in a school-based nutrition project in western Kenya
by Charles Ogoye-Ndegwa & Domnic Abudho & Jens Aagaard-Hansen - 461-472 Organisational learning in NGOs: An example of an intervention based on the work of Chris Argyris
by Didier Bloch & Nora Borges - 473-479 Mainstreaming disaster mitigation: Challenges to organisational learning in NGOs
by John Twigg & Diane Steiner - 480-489 The learning process of the Local Capacities for Peace Project
by Marshall Wallace - 490-500 Humanitarian principles and organisational culture: Everyday practice in Meédecins Sans Frontié res-Holland
by Dorothea Hilhorst & Nadja Schmiemann - 501-517 Perceptions and practices of monitoring and evaluation: International NGO experiences in Ethiopia
by Esther Mebrahtu - 518-524 Learning from complexity: The International Development Research Centre's experience with Outcome Mapping
by Sarah Earl & Fred Carden - 525-529 Modelling learning programmes
by Molly den Heyer - 530-541 Learning for change: The art of assessing the impact of advocacy work
by Barry Coates & Rosalind David - 542-557 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 558-563 Book Shelf
by The Editors
May 2002, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 125-126 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 127-137 Insights on poverty
by Deb Johnson - 138-152 Trading and trade-offs: Women's livelihoods in Gorno-Badakhshan, Tajikistan
by Nazneen Kanji - 153-163 Implementing and evaluating microcredit in Bangladesh
by Ross Mallick - 164-176 Beyond the 'grim resisters': Towards more effective gender mainstreaming through stakeholder participation
by Patricia L Howard - 177-191 Who cares? The personal and professional problems of NGO fieldworkers in Bangladesh
by Mokbul Morshed Ahmad - 192-217 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 218-223 Research Round-up
by The Editors - 224-229 Conference Reports
by The Editors