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May 1999, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 287-295 Responding to mental distress in the Third World: Cultural imperialism or the struggle for synthesis?
by Jane Gilbert - 296-309 Changing aid patterns in Southern Africa
by Roy Love - 310-315 Health for All by the Year 2000: What about the nomads?
by Mayeh Abu Omar & Maymuna Muhiadin Omar - 316-322 Security of tenure, development victims, and the limits of environmental impact assessment in Zimbabwe's communal lands
by Beacon Mbiba - 322-325 Hurricane Mitch and human rights
by Grahame Russell - 325-326 Letter from Honduras, 5 November 1998
by Lourdes Aguilar - 327-330 Empowering rural women's groups for strengthening economic linkages: Some Indian experiments
by Rajagopal - 330-337 'Linking' and 'empowering': Key concepts for intervention following war and disaster
by Craig Higson-Smith - 337-341 Community-based animal health care in Zambia
by Timothy Bainbridge - 342-346 Conference Report Hazards, globalisation, and sustainability
by John Handmer & Ben Wisner - 347-360 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 361-367 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 368-372 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
1999, Volume 9, Issue 1-2
- 5-6 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 7-8 Guest editors' introduction: Development management in practice
by Tom Hewitt & Hazel Johnson - 9-17 What makes good development management?
by Alan Thomas - 18-32 Finding out rapidly: A soft systems approach to training needs analysis in Thailand
by Simon Bell - 33-42 Tools for project development within a public action framework
by David Wield - 43-55 Institutional sustainability as learning
by Hazel Johnson & Gordon Wilson - 56-67 Inclusive planning and allocation for rural services
by Doug Porter & Martin Onyach-Olaa - 68-77 Matching services with local preferences: Managing primary education services in a rural district of India
by Ramya Subrahmanian - 78-87 The development management task and reform of 'public' social services
by Dorcas Robinson - 88-102 Managing institutional change in the science and technology systems of Eastern Europe and East Africa
by Jo Chataway & Tom Hewitt - 103-116 Fundraising in Brazil: The major implications for civil society organisations and international NGOs
by Michael Bailey - 117-129 Routes of funding, roots of trust? Northern NGOs, Southern NGOs, donors, and the rise of direct funding
by David Lewis & Babar Sobhan - 130-141 An endogenous empowerment strategy: A case-study of Nigerian women
by P. Kassey Garba - 143-151 Viewpoint Relevance in the twenty-first century: The case for devolution and global association of international NGOs
by Alan Fowler - 151-158 Northern words, Southern readings
by Carmen Marcuello & Chaime Marcuello - 159-163 Whose terms? Observations on 'development management' in an English city
by Richard Pinder - 163-169 Funding preventive or curative care? The Assiut Burns Project
by Norma Burnett - 170-175 Practical Notes A day in the life of a development manager
by David Crawford & Zainab Mdimi & Harriet Mkilya & Anna Mwambuzi & Matthias Mwiko & Sekiete Sekasua & Dorcas Robinson - 175-178 The need for reliable systems: Gendered work in Oxfam's Uganda programme
by Lina Payne & Ines Smyth - 178-183 Domestic violence, deportation, and women's resistance: Notes on managing inter-sectionality
by Purna Sen - 184-189 Information technology and the management of corruption
by Richard Heeks - 189-193 Petty corruption and development
by Stephen P Riley - 193-198 Small enterprise opportunities in municipal solid waste management
by John P Grierson & Ato Brown - 198-201 An innovative community-based waste disposal scheme in Hyderabad
by Marielle Snel - 202-214 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 215-218 Further Resources on Development Management
by The Editors - 219-230 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
1998, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 405-406 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 407-418 Civil society and substantive democracy: Governance and the state of law in Belgium
by Koenraad Van Brabant - 419-429 Must the show go on? The case for Theatre For Development
by Tim Prentki - 430-438 Mainstreaming gender in the police: The Maharashtra experience
by S. Chakravarty - 439-453 'Engendering' environmental projects: The case of eco-timber production in the Solomon Islands
by Regina Scheyvens - 454-465 Taking sustainability from policy to practice: Bringing poverty concerns into the project cycle
by Mariam Pal - 466-470 Viewpoint Participatory methodologies: Double-edged swords
by Eliud Ngunjiri - 471-478 Practical Notes Soup kitchens, women and social policy: Studies from Peru
by Luiba Kogan - 478-482 Gender-awareness and policies: Theory and practice among small NGDOs
by Jeannette Lekskes - 483-484 Conference Report Multinational investment and human rights: Forging a consensus
by Michael Edwards - 486-491 BOOK REVIEW Managing Ethnic Conflict in Africa: Pressures and Incentives for Co-operation
by The Editors - 492-498 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 499-499 In Brief
by The Editors - 500-504 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors - 505-505 Acknowledgements
by The Editors
1998, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 277-278 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 280-296 Beyond development, what?
by Gustavo Esteva & Madhu Suri Prakash - 297-308 NGOs and advocacy: How well are the poor represented?
by Warren Nyamugasira - 309-322 NGOs in peace-keeping operations: Their role in Mozambique
by Sam Barnes - 323-334 Eurodad's campaign on multilateral debt: The 1996 HIPC debt initiative and beyond
by Sasja Bo Kkerink & Ted Van Hees - 335-342 Corporate governance for NGOs?
by Mick Moore & Sheelagh Stewart - 343-349 Viewpoint NGOs, civil society and the state: Avoiding theoretical extremes in real world issues
by Alan Whaites - 349-353 Beyond the NGO-government divide: Network NGOs in East Africa
by Marinus K Van Klinken - 353-357 All rights guaranteed-all actors accountable: Poverty is a violation of human rights
by Grahame Russell - 357-361 Social policy reform and participation in Latin America: The Bolivian experiment
by Simon Ticehurst - 362-366 Practical Notes Working under pressure: How people and organizations can achieve more
by Gerald Daly - 366-371 Sustainable self-help development efforts in the Cameroon grassfields
by Acho-Chi - 372-373 Conference Report Principled aid in an unprincipled world
by Chris Dolan - 375-378 Research Round-Up Pre-departure briefing for aid workers
by Gordon Knowles - 379-387 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 388-393 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 394-395 In Brief
by The Editors - 396-400 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
1998, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 133-134 Editorial
by Debroah Eade - 136-147 Sanctioned violence: Development and the persecution of women as witches in South Bihar
by Puja Roy - 148-157 Men's violence against women in rural Bangladesh: Undermined or exacerbated by microcredit programmes?
by Sidney Ruth Schuler & Syed M Hashemi & Shamsul Huda Badal - 159-172 Institutionalizing gender in UK NGOs
by Tina Wallace - 173-185 Gender lost and gender found: Brac's Gender Quality Action-Learning Programme
by Aruna Rao & David Kelleher - 186-202 Assessing autonomy among Sahelian women: An analytical framework for women's production work
by Paule Simard - 203-211 Viewpoint Power, institutions and gender relations: Can gender training alter the equations?
by Ranjani K Murthy - 211-216 Economic crisis helps to 'demarginalize' women
by Catherine Lema Forje - 217-220 Analysis and advocacy on a European policy on conflict prevention: A viewpoint
by Koenraad Van Brabant - 221-225 Practical Notes Empowerment at village level through a workshop method
by Ehsan Ullah Tareen & Abu Omar - 225-228 Slum dwellers' diagnosis of their own needs: Implications for community development in Nigeria
by Rosemary E Nwangwu - 228-233 Testing environmental impacts of development projects
by Marc Verneirt & Dimitri Devuyst & Luc Hens - 235-241 Research Round-Up Women's empowerment and micro-finance programmes: Strategies for increasing impact
by Linda Mayoux - 241-245 The informal pharmaceuticals market in the Democratic Republic of Congo
by Kizito Nsarhaza Bishikwabo - 246-256 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 257-262 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 263-263 In Brief
by The Editors - 265-269 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
February 1998, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 5-6 Editorial
by The Editors - 8-20 Development theatre and the process of re-empowerment: The Gibeon story
by Alex Mavrocordatos - 21-29 Technological change among peasants in Central Argentina
by Daniel M. Ca Ceres & Philip J Woodhouse - 30-39 From development by effects to development by contexts via communication
by Emmanuel Kasongo - 40-53 A new age of social movements: A fifth generation of non-governmental development organizations in the making?
by Ignacio De Senillosa - 54-63 Capacity-building: The making of a curry
by William Postma - 64-67 Viewpoints Paulo Freire 1921-1997 - a philosophy of hope, a life of practice
by Raff Carmen - 68-74 The People's Communication Charter
by Cees J Hamelink - 74-78 Ambivalent messages: Organizational purposes of NGOs and images of the South
by Hideki Moro - 79-85 Practical Notes Information for action: The Clearinghouse Project
by Gayle Gibbons - 85-90 SatelLife-linking information and people: The last ten centimeters
by The Editors - 90-94 Video for recording and training in participatory development
by Nicola Frost & Carolyn Jones - 95-98 Conference Report Global Knowledge: A US NGO Perspective
by Jillaine Smith - 99-109 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 110-116 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 117-117 In Brief
by The Editors - 118-118 Networks in Progress
by The Editors - 119-123 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors - 124-124 Corrigendum
by The Editors
1997, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 339-341 Editorial
by The Editors - 342-352 Relief agencies and moral standing in war: Principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and solidarity1
by Hugo Slim - 353-362 The humanitarian responsibilities of the United Nations Security Council: Ensuring the security of the people1
by Juan Somavia - 363-374 For better? For worse? Humanitarian aid in conflict1
by David Bryer & Edmund Cairns - 375-383 Dismantling former Yugoslavia, recolonising Bosnia
by Michel Chossudovsky - 384-394 Non-neutral humanitarianism: Ngos and the Rwanda crisis
by Andy Storey - 395-401 Viewpoint
by Elizabeth Lira - 402-407 Feedback
by Alastair Ager - 408-415 Practical Notes
by Simon Maxwell - 415-420 Feminise our forests: Consultation on the World Commission on Forests and Sustainable Development
by Reema Nanavaty - 420-424 Land-use options for rural development
by Krishna B Ghimire - 424-427 Commercial sex and the single girl: Women's empowerment through economic development in Thailand
by Rachel G Sacks - 428-431 Research Round-Up
by Graeme Buckley - 432-435 Conference Report
by Thalia Kidder - 436-437 Building Bridges in Southern Africa: Reconstruction, and Reconciliation inTimes of Change Conflict
by Suzanne Williams & Deborah Eade - 438-455 Sustainable peace-building in the South: Experiences from Latin America
by Jenny Pearce - 456-463 Transition in El Salvador: A multi-layered process
by Martha Thompson - 464-474 Rwanda: Beyond ethnic conflict'
by Anne Mackintosh - 475-478 Reconstruction and reconciliation: Emerging from transition
by Graeme Simpson - 479-482 Collective memory and the process of reconciliation and reconstruction
by Wiseman Chirwa - 483-486 Reconciliation: The role of truth commissions and alternative ways of healing
by Noel Muchenga Chicuecue - 487-489 Reconciliation in Zimbabwe: Reality or illusion?
by Val Ingham-Thorpe - 490-493 Physical, psychological, and political displacement in Angola and Mozambique
by Francisco Tunga Alberto - 494-496 Child soldiers: The experience of the Mozambican Association for Public Health AMOSAPU
by Viriato Castelo-Branco - 497-499 Training for peace
by Glenda Caine - 500-504 Change and continuity: The challenge of transition
by Deborah Eade - 505-509 reconstruction, and reciprocal lessons for NGOs in Africa and Central America
by Martha Thompson - 510-515 Further Reading
by The Editors - 516-516 List of Symposium Participants
by The Editors - 517-522 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 523-529 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 530-530 In Brief
by The Editors - 531-552 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
1997, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 227-228 Editorial
by The Editors - 229-236 Framing participation
by David Craig & Doug Porter - 237-247 Sustainable development at the sharp end
by Cecile Jackson - 248-259 Participatory Development
by Dan Connell - 260-266 Participation in social forestry re-examined: a case-study from Bangladesh
by Niaz Ahmed Khan & Showkat Ara Begum - 267-275 Agricultural growth and ‘trickle-down’ reconsidered: evidence from rural India
by Shalendra D Sharma - 276-293 Viewpoint
by The Editors - 294-303 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 304-307 Research Round-up
by The Editors - 308-311 Conference Report
by The Editors - 312-322 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 323-328 Book Shelf
by The Editors
1997, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 115-116 Editorial
by The Editors - 117-129 Food and poverty in the Americas: Institutional and policy obstacles to efficiency in food aid
by Solon Barraclough - 130-139 Banking on the poor: Peru's small and micro enterprise sector
by Susana Pinilla Cisneros - 140-147 The Tobin Tax: Another lost opportunity?
by Robert Johnson - 148-156 The evaporation of gender policies in the patriarchal cooking pot
by Sara Hlupekile Longwe - 157-166 South African NGOs and the trials of transition
by Edgar Pieterse - 167-178 Viewpoint
by The Editors - 179-196 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 197-198 Conference report
by The Editors - 199-202 Research Round-Up
by The Editors - 203-207 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 208-214 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 215-216 In Brief
by The Editors
1997, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 3-4 Editorial
by The Editors - 5-16 The global struggle for the right to a place to live
by Miloon Kothari - 17-25 Communal conflict, NGO s, and the power of religious symbols 1
by Joseph G Bock - 26-38 African rural labour and the World Bank: An alternative perspective
by Deborah Fahy Bryceson & John Howe - 39-49 Junto con los ninos: Street children in Mexico
by Gareth A Jones - 50-58 Empowerment and survival: Humanitarian work in civil conflict
by Martha Thompson - 59-69 Viewpoint
by The Editors - 70-81 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 82-88 Feedback
by The Editors - 89-91 Conference Report
by The Editors - 92-96 Research Round-Up
by The Editors - 97-101 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 102-106 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 107-108 In Brief
by The Editors
1996, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 291-292 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 293-303 Manufacturing and consuming knowledge
by Paul Tiyambe Zeleza - 304-314 The WTO and foreign investment
by Martin Khor - 315-323 Agrarian reform
by Cristina Liamzon - 324-333 Empowerment and survival
by Martha Thompson - 334-351 The right to protection from sexual assault: The Indian antirape campaign
by Geetanjali Gangoli - 352-363 Dealing with hidden issues: Trafficked women in Nepal
by Meena Poudel & Anita Shrestha - 364-369 Networks, support groups, and domestic violence
by Purna Sen - 370-370 Feedback
by The Editors - 371-375 When corporations rule the world
by Susan George - 376-381 African studies in social movements and democracy
by The Editors - 382-382 News in brief
by The Editors - 383-396 La dépolitisation du développement: Usages et abus de la participation
by The Editors
1996, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 195-195 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 196-207 ‘Dancing with the prince’: Ngo's survival strategics in the Afghan conflict
by Jonathan Goodhand & Peter Chamberlain - 208-216 Handing over an operational project to community management in North Darfur, Sudan
by Peter Strachan