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March 2005, Volume 48, Issue 1
- 110-114 Mobilization, Meanings and Measures: Reflections on girls' education
by Elaine Unterhalter - 115-121 MDGs as Friends or Foes for Human and Child Rights
by Miquel de Paladella Salord - 122-125 Supporting the MDGs: A faith-based movement's story
by Sabina Alkire & Ann Barham - 126-128 Global Governance and the MDGs: The story of an impossible love?
by Núria Molina Gallart - 129-131 The Role of the Media in Attaining the MDGs
by Susan Alexander
December 2004, Volume 47, Issue 4
- 1-3 Editorial: What Next?
by Wendy Harcourt & Arthur Muliro - 4-8 Introduction: Surviving uncertainty
by Barbara Heinzen - 9-14 The World is not Makeable
by Barbara Heinzen & Arthur Muliro - 15-25 Thinking about the Future: Trends and scenarios in Latin America1
by Francisco Sagasti - 26-34 Preparing the Ground? Scenarios and political change in South Africa
by Graham Galer - 35-42 What We Know and What We Believe: Lessons from cognitive psychology
by Ron Bradfield - 43-49 A Missing Step in the Governance Process
by Steven A Rosell - 50-53 From Dialogues to Understanding: Building business scenarios
by Arden Brummell - 54-59 Multi-stakeholders with Multiple Perspectives: HIV/AIDS in Africa
by Pieter Fourie - 60-66 Searching for Flamingos in Israel: The pitfalls of mixing scenarios and negotiations
by Gary Sussman - 67-72 Mapping Public and Private Scenario Planning: Lessons from regional projects1
by Jay Ogilvy & Erik Smith - 73-77 High Ambitions and Scarce Resources in Public Interest Organizations
by Diane Scearce & Katherine Fulton - 78-81 Working from Vision: A key to success
by José Carrillo - 82-86 Kenya: Sharing the news
by Betty Maina & Katindi Sivi - 87-90 Tanzania: Tutafika1
by Aidan Eyakuze - 91-94 Uganda: Turning points, surprises and overcoming suspicion
by Barbara Heinzen - 95-98 Colombia: Speaking up
by Adam Kahane - 99-102 Nigeria: Private sector creates a public space
by Cho Khong - 103-109 SADC: Making sense of uncertainty in Southern Africa
by Garth Le Pere - 110-114 The ‘Colourful Tienen’: Who joins? Who learns?
by Jos Motmans - 115-120 Success is Extinction: Scenario Planning in INGOs1
by Neil MacDonald - 121-124 Literature on Scenarios
by Emmanuel Sciara - 125-127 Mapping out Public Interest Scenarios
by Arthur Muliro - 133-137 Changing Minds, Changing Feelings, Changing Times
by Barbara Heinzen
September 2004, Volume 47, Issue 3
- 1-2 Editorial Is CSR Rewriting Development?
by Wendy Harcourt - 3-8 IntroductionCan CSR make a contribution to international solidarity and the quest for social justice in the South?
by Franck Amalric & Donna Kennedy-Glans & Sanjay Reddy & Mary O'Sullivan & Javier Treviño - 9-19 Harnessing Corporate Power: Lessons from the UN Global Compact
by Andrew Kuper - 20-28 On Civil Governance
by Simon Zadek - 29-36 Corporate Social Responsibility and Development: In quest of an agenda
by Tom Fox - 37-44 The Social Irresponsibility of Corporate Tax Avoidance: Taking CSR to the bottom line
by John Christensen & Richard Murphy - 45-52 The Role of Multilateral Development Institutions in Fostering Corporate Social Responsibility
by Antonio Vives - 53-60 A Buddhist and Feminist Analysis of Ethics and Business
by Julie A Nelson - 61-68 CSR and Development: Is business appropriating global justice?
by Michael Blowfield - 69-77 Corporate Social Responsibility and Public–private Partnership: The case of the Academy for Educational Development and ExxonMobil
by Malick Diara & Martin Alilo & David Mc Guire - 78-84 The Equator Principles: Drawing the line for socially responsible banks? An interim review from an NGO perspective
by Andreas Missbach - 85-92 Corporate Social Responsibility in Mining in Southern Africa: Fair accountability or just greenwash?
by Ralph Hamann & Paul Kapelus - 93-100 A Review of Corporate Social Responsibility in India
by Bimal Arora & Ravi Puranik - 101-105 Is There Anyone Listening?: Women workers in factories in Central America, and Corporate Codes of Conduct
by Marina Prieto-Carrón - 106-113 Towards a Critical Framework on Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility in the South: The case of Pakistan
by Peter Lund-Thomsen - 114-121 A Partnership Approach to Improving the Global Road Safety Crisis
by Kathleen Elsig
June 2004, Volume 47, Issue 2
- 1-4 Health Politics: Taking up the challenge
by Wendy Harcourt - 5-10 Guest Editorial: Politics and health
by Derek Yach - 11-17 The Pit and the Pendulum: Can globalization take health governance forward?
by Kelley Lee - 18-23 Women, Health and Global Restructuring: Setting the scene
by Lesley Doyal - 24-28 Politics of International Health in the Bush Administration
by Henry A Waxman - 29-35 Disability, Global Legislation and Human Rights
by Lenore Manderson - 36-42 Gender, Health and Globalization: A critical social movement perspective
by Manisha Desai - 43-48 Public–private Partnerships for Health: A trend with no alternatives?
by Judith Richter - 49-56 Power to the Partners?: The politics of public-private health partnerships
by Kent Buse & Andrew Harmer - 57-63 Primary Health Care, WHO and the NGO Community
by Socrates Litsios - 64-74 Diet and Nutrition Policy: A clash of ideas or investment?
by Tim Lang & Michael Heasman - 75-82 The WHO Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health: The controversy on sugar
by Amalia Waxman - 83-90 Missed Opportunities: Human rights and the politics of HIV/AIDS
by Joanne Csete - 91-96 Tobacco Politics
by Jeff Collin - 97-103 Civil Society Confronts the Challenge of Chronic Illness
by Susan Raymond & Henry M Greenberg & Hui Liu & Stephen R Leeder - 104-108 Children's Health and the Environment
by Peter Illig & Demitris P Haldeos - 109-114 Empowering the Poor: The politics of health and poverty reduction programmes
by Eugenio Villar - 115-121 Meeting the Millennium Development Goal on Maternal Mortality: A response to women and girls' health rights in South Asia
by Sadig Rasheed - 122-130 Practising Politics as Medicine Writ Large in Nepal
by Mahesh Maskey - 131-135 Europe's Developing Mental Health Strategy
by John Bowis - 136-139 Primary Health Care for the People: Health policy in Tanzania
by Mwajuma Saiddy Masaiganah - 140-144 Decentralization and Integration of Health and Family Planning Services in Bangladesh
by Farida Akhter - 145-151 Window on the World
by Wendy Harcourt (Editor) - 152-154 Book Shelf
by Wendy Harcourt (Editor)
March 2004, Volume 47, Issue 1
- 1-2 Develop Your Thinking
by Wendy Harcourt - 3-7 Introduction: The violence of development
by Smitu Kothari & Wendy Harcourt - 8-14 Revisiting the Violence of Development: An Interview with Ashis Nandy
by Smitu Kothari - 15-21 Development, Violence and the New Imperial Order
by Arturo Escobar - 22-26 Shifting Paradigms of Thought and Power
by Alejandro Bendaña - 27-34 The Violence of Development: Two political imaginaries
by J K Gibson-Graham - 35-41 Beyond Globalization and Ethno-religious Fundamentalism
by Asoka Bandarage - 42-49 Environment and Human Rights
by Wolfgang Sachs - 50-57 At War with the World: Nuclear weapons, development and security
by Zia Mian - 58-63 On Local Communities and Megaprojects: The cultural challenge
by Jorge Ishizawa - 64-72 Naming the Cinderellas of Development: Violence and women's autonomy in Mexico
by Marisa Belausteguigoitia - 73-80 From Communities of Practice to Communities of Resistance: Civil society and cognitive justice
by Maja van der Velden - 81-87 Violence, Political Turbulence and Economic Development in the Balkans
by Rumen Gechev - 88-93 Neo-liberal Disciplining, Violence and Transnational Organizing: The struggle for women's rights in Ciudad Juárez
by Marianne H Marchand - 94-96 Globalization, Poverty and Women's Rights: Making the linkages
by L Muthoni Wanyeki - 97-102 The Gaze of Surveillance in the Lives of Mexican Immigrant Workers
by Lynn Stephen - 103-108 Uncodified Justice: Women negotiating family law and customary practice in Palestine
by Nadha Y Shehada - 109-114 Structural Violence in a Tourist ‘Paradise’
by Susan Beckerleg & Gillian Lewando Hundt - 115-117 Time to Change Strategic Thinking
by Ponna Wignaraja - 124-126 Book Shelf
by Caroline Knowles - 127-130 Window on the World
by Caroline Knowles
December 2003, Volume 46, Issue 4
- 3-5 Editorial: Clearing the Path for Collective Compassion
by Wendy Harcourt - 7-14 The Poverty of Development: Buddhist reflections
by David Loy - 15-21 Development and Religion: Cultivating a sense of the sacred
by Satish Kumar - 22-28 Idealism and Practicality: The role of religion in development
by Wendy Tyndale - 29-34 The Global Rich and the Global Poor: Seeking the middle path
by Chandra Muzaffar - 35-38 A Spiritual Vision for the Dialogue of Religions
by Swami Agnivesh - 39-49 With Her Feet on the Ground: Women, religion and development in Muslim communities
by Cassandra Balchin - 50-56 Religion, Reproduction and Development in Contemporary India
by Sriya Iyer - 57-63 Facing the Inequalities of Development: Some lessons from Judaism and Christianity
by Bernardo Kliksberg - 64-67 Religion and Development: Some comparative considerations
by Jack. R. Goody - 68-73 Development and Buddhism Revisited: Arguing the case for Thai religious nuns (Mae Chees)
by Parichart Suwanbubbha - 74-78 Revolutionary Consciousness: Development as transformation
by Dada Maheshvarananda - 79-84 Women's Leadership in Mexico: Education for social change at the grassroots
by Socorro Martinez - 85-92 The Sahiba☆ Sisters Foundation in Tanzania: Meeting organizational and community needs
by Salma Maoulidi - 93-99 A Kenyan Experience for Faith-Based Transformative Action
by Ann Hope & Sally Timmel - 102-106 Window on the World
by Caroline Knowles - 109-110 Last Word: Breaking the Evil Spell
by Starhawk
September 2003, Volume 46, Issue 3
- 3-5 Editorial: The Changing Face of Migration
by Wendy Harcourt - 6-9 Guest Editorial: Is Health a Fundamental Right for Migrants?
by Pascale Allotey - 11-20 The International Politics of Forced Migration
by Stephen Castles - 21-29 The Human Rights of Migrants: Strategies for moving forward
by Bimal Ghosh - 30-36 Forget Victimization: Granting agency to migrants
by Laura Ma Agustín - 37-41 Migration in West Africa
by Aderanti Adepoju - 42-52 Ethnicities: Children of migrants in America
by Alejandro Portes - 53-59 The Citizenship Deficit: On being a citizen child
by Jacqueline Bhabha - 60-63 Declaration of the Hague on the future of Refugee and Migration Policy
by Kofi Annan & Ruud Lubbers & Philip Rudge - 64-70 Racism, Citizenship and National Identity
by Joanne Mariner - 71-74 Migration, Racism and Citizenship in Europe
by Bashy Quraishy - 75-80 Mobilizing the ‘Chattering Classes’ for Advocacy in Australia
by Vanessa Johnston & Pascale Allotey - 81-86 Business and Migration: A business case for protecting migrants' rights?
by John Morrison - 87-93 Who Am I? Identity and citizenship in Kakuma refugee camp in northern Kenya
by Linda Bartolomei & Eileen Pittaway & Emma Elizabeth Pittaway - 94-98 Border Constructions of Gender Identity: A Colombian transvestite in Dutch prostitution
by Marie-Louise Janssen - 99-106 Female Migration and Trafficking in Women: The Indonesian context
by Rebecca Surtees - 107-112 Remittances: An agenda for Italian development cooperation policy
by Marco Zupi - 113-118 Asylum in Africa: The emergence of the 'reluctant host'
by Sanjugta Vas Dev - 119-123 Women, Migration and Development
by Ruby O. Santos & Sharmila Joshi & Patralekha Chatterjee - 124-129 Musings and Mutterings on Migration, Citizenship, Identity and Rights
by Vanessa Johnston & Sally Murray - 130-137 Organizations Working on Migration: A resource list
by Kit Lazaroo
June 2003, Volume 46, Issue 2
- 3-5 Editorial: The Reproductive Health and Rights Agenda Under Attack
by Wendy Harcourt - 6-12 Building Alliances for Women's Empowerment, Reproductive Rights and Health
by Wendy Harcourt - 13-17 Marked Bodies in Marginalized Places: Understanding rationalities in global discourses
by Yvonne Underhill-Sem - 18-20 Inequalities and Health in India
by Gita Sen - 21-23 Quandaries at the Site of Human Rights
by Sonia Corrêa - 24-26 Paradoxes for Gender in Social Movements
by Josefa S Francisco - 27-32 The Limits to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in a Corporatized Competitive Global Economy
by Phillida Bunkle - 33-37 NGO Advocacy on Women's Health and Rights in Southeast Asia
by Rashidah Abdullah - 38-44 Supporting Women and Girls' Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: The Ugandan experience
by Ruth Ojiambo Ochieng - 45-50 The Role of Men in Addressing Domestic Violence: Insights from India
by Nata Duvvury & Madhabika B Nayak - 51-57 Measuring Empowerment: A methodological approach
by Bina Pradhan - 58-60 Bringing Gender and Reproductive Rights into the News: IPS News Agency reporting
by Susan Alexander - 63-67 Sexual Politics and Reproductive Rights in Indonesia
by Nursyahbani Katjasungkana & Saskia Wieringa - 68-71 Political Disruption, Violence against Women and its Impact on Health in Nepal
by Mahesh Maskey - 72-79 Abortion Law Reform Advocacy in Thailand
by Andrea Whittaker - 80-84 China: Taking up the reproductive health and rights agenda
by Qiqi Shen - 85-89 Motherhood as ‘an Act of Defiance’: Palestinian women's reproductive experience
by Jamileh Abu-Duhou - 90-95 Preventing HIV/AIDS among Women and Children in India
by Jude M Antonyappan - 101-104 A Moment in History: Mass training for women village health workers in East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea
by Elizabeth Cox & Tekla Hendrickson - 105-108 Book Shelf
by Caroline Knowles
March 2003, Volume 46, Issue 1
- 5-8 Editorial: The Global Network Society: New freedoms or old limitations?
by Wendy Harcourt - 9-16 The Global Network Society and the Global Public Sphere
by Ingrid Volkmer - 17-25 Global Governance in the Information Age
by Wolfgang Kleinw&aauml;chter - 26-29 The Genesis of a Global Public Sphere
by Rudolf Stichweh - 30-40 Mediating Citizenship: On-line journalism and the public sphere new voices
by Stuart Allan - 41-48 India and Pakistan: From transitional to network societies?
by Keval J Kumar - 49-54 Whose Global Knowledge?: Women navigating the net
by Leslie Regan Shade - 55-60 Revolution in Business and Finance
by Hazel Henderson - 61-65 Money, the ‘ICT Revolution’ and Economics
by Claudio Sardoni - 66-73 Fighting Back: The growth of alternative trade
by Mark S LeClair - 74-79 The Impact of Transnational Discourses on Local Community Organizing
by Wendy Harcourt - 80-87 Development and its Discontents: Civil society as the new lexicon
by Indrajit Roy - 88-93 The NGO Phenomenon and Political Culture in the Third World
by Sangeeta Kamat - 95-101 Indigenous Economic and Human Development in Northern Australia
by Don Fuller & Eileen Cummings - 102-106 Obstacles to Mexico City's Democratic Transition: Citizens, culture and political relations
by Héctor Tejera Gaona - 107-111 Civic Disobedience of Malay Muslims in Post-September 11th Singapore
by Kam-Yee Law - 112-117 Global Transition Strategies in Eastern Europe: Moving to market relations
by John Marangos - 119-121 Book Review
by Ingrid Volkmer - 122-123 Book Shelf
by Wendy Harcourt
December 2002, Volume 45, Issue 4
- 3-4 Editorial: In Search of a Democratic Information Age
by Wendy Harcourt - 5-9 Social Development, Information and Knowledge: Whatever happened to communication?
by Cees J Hamelink - 10-16 Global Governance and Knowledge Societies
by Philippe Quéau - 17-22 Post-September 11th: New concepts of information
by Roberto Savio - 23-28 Closing the Gaps: Women, communications and technology
by Gillian Youngs - 29-34 Information Technology for Development: From charity to sustainability
by Jon Guice & Kyle Eischen - 35-40 Latin American Social Movements Take on the Net
by Sally Burch - 41-48 Net Gains for Women in Africa
by Jennifer Radloff & Natasha Primo - 49-54 Technological Diffusion: Tapping the wealth of Africans in the diaspora
by Christian N Madu - 55-60 Connecting Voices and Expanding Horizons
by Anju Vyas - 61-63 Community Learning by Radio and the Internet
by David Wortley - 64-68 The Future of ICT-related Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Remote Scottish Islands
by Wolfgang Greller & Mary MacKay - 69-73 Community Radio for Change and Development
by Colin Fraser & Sonia Restrepo-Estrada - 74-79 Forging a Sustainable Development Model: The Malaysian way
by Rasian Ahmad - 80-81 Book Shelf
by Evelyn Schiele - 85-85 Last Word: ICTs as an Engine for Development in the 21st Century
by Pierre Gagné
September 2002, Volume 45, Issue 3
- 3-5 Editorial: Sustainable Development: Who Cares?
by Wendy Harcourt - 6-11 Expectations of the World Summit on Sustainable Development
by Ashok Khosla - 12-17 Fairness in a Fragile World: The Johannesburg Agenda
by Wolfgang Sachs - 18-23 On the Road to Johannesburg
by Sascha Muller-Kraenner - 24-27 Rights and Development: The UN's role in global governance
by Devaki Jain - 28-32 The Women's Action Agenda for a Healthy and Peaceful Planet
by Thais Corrall - 33-38 The UN's Global Compact, Corporate Accountability and the Johannesburg Earth Summit
by Kenny Bruno & Joshua Karliner - 39-42 Rio +10 and the Greenwash of Corporate Globalization
by Oliver Hoedeman - 43-46 Strengthening the Role of Health in Sustainable Development: From Rio to Johannesburg
by Yasmin Von Schirnding - 47-53 Post-Rio ‘Sustainable Consumption’: Establishing coherence and a common platform
by John Manoochehri - 54-58 Reflections on Sustainability from the Trenches
by Carlos Zorrilla - 59-63 The Global Attack on Natural Resources
by Ricardo Cifuentes Villarroel - 64-69 Conviviality in Global Cultural Development: Diversity, freedom and agency
by James Shorthose - 70-75 China and Chaos
by John E Coulter - 76-80 The Anomalous Nature of Development Success: A case study from China
by Seth Cook & Huilan Wei - 81-85 Turbulence and Change in the Pacific
by Heather Wallace - 86-89 Partnerships for Sustainable Livelihoods in the Fight for Food Security
by Binayak Rajbhandari