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October 2026, Volume 36, Issue 7
- 1205-1218 Gender norms for gender justice: power, transformation, and the politics of change
by Sophie Legros & Camille Maubert - 1219-1229 “The revolution might be a start … ” – gender norm change amongst Chin refugees in Mizoram, India
by Henri Myrttinen & Lal Rin Sangi - 1230-1239 Unsettling the (dis)order: youth migration and the subversion of gender norms in Ethiopia
by Elizabeth Dessie - 1240-1253 “He had to get used to it”: negotiating gender norms and domestic equality in urban Colombia
by Sophie Legros - 1254-1266 Negotiating gender norms: exploring the lived experience of women commercial drivers in Lagos, Nigeria
by Ibrahim Bidemi Abdullateef & Oluwatoyin Rebecca Omotola & Luqman Ọpẹ́yẹmí Muraina - 1267-1281 “I became a lioness, before I was like a sheep”: Rwandan agripreneurs performing gender norms
by Mélanie Surchat & Bianca Clément & Micline Irakoze & Germaine Akeza Nkunzurwanda & Speciose Kantengwa - 1282-1292 Documenting norms: understanding the mechanisms driving social norm change for women in urban Pakistan
by Rabea Malik & Tayyaba Tamim - 1293-1305 “I can do anything”: renegotiating masculinity among South African men receiving child-centred cash transfers
by Zoheb Khan & Leila Patel - 1306-1315 Religion legitimising cultural change: microevidence from Zambia’s traditional marriage counsellors
by Benjamin Kalkum - 1316-1329 The “good woman” paradox: cultural translation of women’s empowerment in Ghana’s Upper West Region
by Charity Dodoo & Franka Vaughan - 1330-1341 Rupture and the rehearsal of new worlds: disrupting norms in the Democratic Republic of Congo
by Camille Maubert - 1342-1350 Facilitating change: personal journeys of male facilitators in gender and masculinities programming with adolescent boys
by Niharika Ravi & Akshat Singhal - 1351-1360 Transforming social norms: striving for a future without FGM/C in Somalia
by Dipankar Datta - 1361-1373 Becoming difficult over time? Women’s voluntary labour in the Indian Sundarbans
by Janet Clark & Sumana Banerjee & Matt Baillie Smith & Nandita Jayraman & Melisa Maida - 1374-1389 Education programs for out-of-school adolescent girls in Ghana, Kenya, and Nepal: the effects on gender norms in decision-making and aspirations
by Asma Zubairi & Monazza Aslam & Romanshi Gupta & Shenila Rawal & Pauline Rose - 1390-1397 From “Mother Theresa group” to “crazy girls gang of Thanda”: adolescent girls as agents of norm change
by Shantha Sinha & Rekha Wazir & Linda van der Wijk - 1398-1411 Measuring social norms for gender and development: gaps and lessons
by Kate Bedford & Magalí Brosio - 1412-1420 Gender, norms, and data-driven development: a framework for measuring better
by Tara Patricia Cookson - 1426-1434 Agroecological logbooks: a methodological approach that contributes towards shifting social and gender norms in agricultural production
by Rodica Weitzman - 1435-1446 “We are still men:” a study on communities of practice(s) (re)producing gender and disability norms
by Helenard Louw - 1447-1459 Art, storytelling, and play in the study of empowerment: applications for creative approaches in development research
by Katharine McNamara & Chesney McOmber & Sarah L. McKune
August 2026, Volume 36, Issue 6
- 999-1003 Interrogating localisation from social justice perspectives
by Emily Finlay - 1004-1014 Northern NGO-centrism in localisation processes: reproducing power inequities in the aid field
by Gijs van Selm & Badru Bukenya & Innocent Kamya & Emmanuel Kumi & Thomas Yeboah & Nicola Banks & Willem Elbers & Lau Schulpen & Margit van Wessel - 1015-1025 Asking for an impossible task? Potentials and limitations of locally led development cooperation in Cambodia
by Yunjeong Yang - 1026-1039 Locally led development through country-level CSO coalitions? The case of a climate advocacy program
by Margit van Wessel & Wenny Ho - 1040-1051 Interrogating local organisational capacity in humanitarian localisation: insights from Bangladeshi NGOs in the Rohingya response
by Abdul Kadir Khan - 1052-1062 Localising Women, Peace, and Security: community agency and ownership beyond national policies
by Katrina Leclerc - 1063-1076 Strategies for “a local turn”: trust and commitment
by Emma Brittain & Vandra Harris Agisilaou - 1077-1087 Localising human rights: the implications for advocating for alleged witches' rights in Ghana
by Issah Wumbla - 1088-1100 Local NGOs’ added value and the unintended consequences of the aid localisation agenda in Ghana
by Emmanuel Kumi & Mohammed-Anwar Sadat Adam & Palash Kamruzzaman & Antoinette Tsiboe-Darko - 1101-1112 A social justice analysis of localisation: Start Network as a case study
by Kia Howson - 1113-1125 Reinstating the political in localisation
by Marie-Claude Savard - 1126-1138 Beyond the rhetoric of participation: deconstructing power and social justice in localised development interventions in Nigeria
by Omonye Omoigberale - 1139-1150 Localisation without transformation: dynamics of “localisation” in South Sudan’s humanitarian arena
by Alice Robinson - 1151-1164 Social return on investment (SROI) – a practical framework for strengthening localisation and social justice
by Shubha Kumar & Sara Olsen & Aaron Mallet & Saji Prelis - 1165-1175 Unintended effects of localisation: coalitions and professionalism of women working in NGOs in Vietnam
by Binh Thi An Trinh - 1176-1187 Between rhetoric and practice of localisation in aid and development: poetic interventions
by MacBain Mkandawire & Lemani Makina & Jessica Noske-Turner & Mufunanji Magalasi - 1188-1195 Twenty-eight years of the PESA Act in India: development or deprivation? Perspectives of elected tribal leaders
by Dipti Paridhi Kindo - 1196-1204 Addressing inequities through localised interventions: lessons from a network governance initiative for sanitation in India
by Sruthi Pillai
July 2026, Volume 36, Issue 5
- 817-821 Development futures: an introduction
by Violeta Schubert - 822-833 Resting on our laurels? Challenging coloniality in Aotearoa New Zealand’s INGOs
by Honour Musuku - 834-846 Beyond domesticity: empowering women and restoring ecosystems in Uttarakhand, India
by Kritika Mishra & Farhat Naz - 847-859 Development by other means? Localising environmental, social, and governance principles in tourism governance in Vietnam
by Nghia Le - 860-870 Different forms of localised peacebuilding in South Sudan
by Kuol Garang - 871-881 Decolonising development practice from the classroom through “engaged reflexivity”
by Denisse Rodríguez & David Lozada - 882-893 From potential nature to social disasters: the challenges of the new Indonesian capital city project
by Wasisto Raharjo Jati - 894-903 Gendered vulnerabilities and adaptation strategies in the char-chapori areas of Assam (India–Bangladesh Border)
by Mofidur Rahman & Tabassum Rizvi & Shubhrajeet Konwer - 904-931 Bridging the gap: success factors in humanitarian–development integration and links with peacebuilding
by Garry Stevens & Nidhi Wali & Nichole Georgeou & Eden Conway & Charles Ball - 932-943 Critical intersections between disability, education, and development in Uganda: a nation in liminality
by Rebecca Nalwanga Tamusuza & Violeta Schubert & Keith R. Mcvilly - 944-953 Embodied Futures: using Applied Theatre approaches in Timor-Leste to support Futures Thinking
by Deanna Borland-Sentinella - 954-965 The contribution of church women to community development in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
by Angel Ndlovu & Busani Mpofu - 966-975 An intersectionally aware process for securing free, prior, and informed consent in community-based research
by Tessa D. Toumbourou & Mia Siscawati & Ariane Utomo & Hariati Sinaga & Shelly Adelina & Ardianingtyas Ibni Albar & Hevirona Bani Adam & Deti & Laura Graham & Lambang Septiawan & Andrea Rawluk - 976-983 Reconceptualizing the New Brazilian High School (“Novo Ensino Médio”) through a critical pedagogy lens
by João Akio Ribeiro Yamaguchi - 984-990 Development brut – a new concept to understand and appreciate outsider development
by Stephen Thompson - 991-998 The dark side of information and communication technologies for development: analysing encumbrances as well as affordances
by Joseph G. Bock & Ziaul Haque & Kevin McMahon
May 2026, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 619-620 Editorial: humanitarianism and development
by Patrick Kilby - 621-635 The pitfalls of the humanitarian principles “impartiality” and “humanity” in humanitarian aid in Borno, Nigeria
by Abdul Hafiz Wando - 636-647 Aid localisation in the humanitarian engineering sector: investigating influencing factors and changes
by Manjeet Raj Pandey & Emma Stine & Amy Javernick Will - 648-671 Integrating peacebuilding into the triple nexus: insights from UNICEF's dual mandate
by Christina Plesner Volkdal - 672-685 Foreign aid and civil society in Tunisia’s interregnum: between empowerment and dependency
by Akram Jabri & Mokbul Morshed Ahmad - 686-698 Caste equity and humanitarian aid: Dalit-led NGO perspectives on Nepal’s 2015 earthquake response
by Bishnu Pariyar - 699-714 Resilience through knowledge: insights into knowledge sharing in Palestinian NGOs
by Rashed Al Jayousi & Yuko Nishide - 715-726 Reframing participatory governance: a critical policy analysis of community-based development in urban Indonesia
by Yogi Suprayogi Sugandi - 727-738 What to avoid to minimise conflicts in oil palm zones? Lessons from Indonesia
by Bintar Mupiza & Dedi Kurnia Syah Putra & Chusak Wittayapak - 739-752 Intersectional issues in NGO-led short-term social innovation projects in Ethiopia: a conditioned call for a “shift in practice”
by Melisew Dejene & Tafesse Matewos & Tenaw Fentaw - 753-765 Decolonising aid architecture: a postcolonial critique of donor practices in West Africa
by Taofik Oyewo Hussain - 766-773 Advancing STEM education in Indonesia: multistakeholder partnership collaboration to achieve SDG 4
by Stephanie Riady - 774-778 Simulated care and moral identity: AI’s quiet unsettling of development practice
by Emil Dauncey - 779-784 Filtered realities: translating knowledge from conflict-affected borderlands to policy
by Faryal Khan & Hilina Berhanu Degefa - 785-791 Pacific NGOs weighing up our research capacities
by Manasa Duvaga & Malia Suliana Falemaka & Gerard Prinsen & Cema Rokodredre & Ioanna Taraia - 792-799 Beyond harmony: lessons from intercultural conflict mitigation between Mandar and Javanese communities in West Sulawesi
by Yani Tri Wijayanti - 800-806 Blurred lines for Middle Eastern civil society: a practitioner's take on purpose, identity, and donor pressures
by Ahmed Abdelhakim Hachelaf - 807-808 Arts-based research and global development – performing knowledge
by Faval Copedo - 808-810 Dear development practitioner: advice for the next generation
by Jae-Eun Noh - 811-812 Humanitarianism: a very short introduction
by Patrick Kilby - 813-813 Development in Practice Reviewer of the Year Prize
by The Editors - 814-814 Retraction statement
by The Editors - 815-815 Correction
by The Editors
April 2026, Volume 36, Issue 3
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 387-388 Editorial
by Patrick Kilby - 389-399 Invisible workers: unpacking gendered commercialisation of agriculture in Assam, India
by Sonali Boro & Madhurima Goswami - 400-415 Gender dynamics in space appropriation by street vendors – the case of Chennai city, India
by Reshmi Panicker & Madhushree Sekher - 416-432 Integrating gender considerations in feed and forages research
by E. Njuguna-Mungai & A. Galiè & Z. Terfa & B. Lukuyu & A. J. Duncan & C. Jones - 433-449 Invisible labour, unequal burden: gender, institutions, and the unpaid care economy in India
by Avik Ghosh - 450-461 Gender analysis of the use of information communication technologies in the agricultural development and extension program of the University of Nigeria Nsukka
by Nnadi Onyinyechi Ifeanyi & Okeke Chinaza Cynthia & Onah Ogochukwu Gabriela & Ayogu Chiebonam Justina & Ossai Onyinyechi Gift & Ozioko Remigius Ikechukwu - 462-473 Gendered drivers of post-adoption abandonment of rain-fed upland “New Rice for Africa” (NERICA) rice varieties in central Benin
by Tomonori Yokouchi & Kazuki Saito - 474-484 Women chiefs and rural development in Northern Ghana: exploring pognamine’s role in Dorimon and Wechiau
by Adams Sabogu & Frederick Der Bebelleh & Francis Nangbeviel Sanyare - 485-497 Empowering women in politics through institutional engagement: lessons from women's development forums in Bangladesh
by Pranab Kumar Panday & Quamrul Alam - 498-508 Measuring financial inclusion vulnerability and digital inclusion vulnerability among the widowed women in Odisha (India)
by Prakash Chandra Lenka & Rajesh Barik - 509-518 Rewriting mobility: identifying the agency of women within the patriarchal structure of migration in Dhaka
by Rasheda Rawnak Khan - 519-530 Navigating access: Muslim women’s participation in higher education in India
by Aysha Malik - 531-542 Women’s faith-based organisations and collaborative social accountability for achieving health equity in Indonesia
by Nurul Widyaningrum & Charina Chazali & Isono Sadoko - 543-553 Empowering women through paid care work: a case study in Mae Kampong Village in Thailand
by Nazmul Islam & Petra Lemberger - 554-564 Empowering women farmers through home gardens in South Kalimantan, Indonesia
by Muhammad Alif & Hartoni & Rosalina Kumalawati & Astinana Yuliarti - 565-575 Fostering inclusivity: factors influencing women cocoa farmers’ access to agricultural extension services in Ghana
by Kwabena Buabeng & Katharina Löhr & Richard Asare & Stefan Sieber - 576-579 Gendered space, gendered time: Kolkata’s “Reclaim the Night” movement
by Sucharita Sen - 580-586 Sacred gender, Indigenous identity, and community resilience: development lessons from the bissu in South Sulawesi
by Asrul Nur Iman - 587-594 Empowering microenterprises digitally: research reflections on women in Jakarta's fish processing sector
by Aska Leonardi - 595-602 “Men are the head; women are the neck”: examining dynamics between female agency and cultural nuances
by Amelia G. Bird & Jessica L. Boxall & Mohammed Malle Abdulai & Michael G. Head & Abdul Kasiru Shani & Patience Kanyiri Gaa - 603-605 Secular and religious politics in Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh: a comparative analysis
by A. K. M. Ahsan Ullah - 606-617 Navigating “responsibility” in gender-based violence research: a decolonial feminist reflection
by Lubna Jebin
February 2026, Volume 36, Issue 2
- 1-1 List of Reviewers for Development in Practice in 2025
by Emily Finlay - 139-142 Climate and adaptation
by Emily Finlay - 143-149 Bridging the science-policy divide in Bhutan’s agriculture sector: viewpoint
by Kesang Wangchuk & Jigme Wangdi - 150-155 Inclusive climate communication; learning to podcast or learning to listen?
by Jane Alver - 156-162 The frog in the well was never blind: deconstructing empowerment in participatory forest governance
by Patatri Baidya - 163-169 Reimagining climate justice through Indigenous ecological knowledge and community-led digital knowledge hubs
by Soufiane Haddout - 170-175 From theory to practice: lessons from transformative learning through a net-zero design competition
by Abid Mehmood & Abdur Rehman Cheema & Madiha Salam & Saeed Ud Din Ahmed & Alireza Moghayedi & Vasilena Vassilev & Rania Aburamadan - 176-182 Ritual, responsibility, and resilience: a practice note from the Bali Spirit Festival, Indonesia
by Ilona Annisa Ristiani - 183-196 Unequal resilience: adaptive strategies among smallholder farmers in Indonesia
by Farida Mardhatilla & Lies Sulistyowati & Trisna Insan Noor & Hepi Hapsari - 197-208 Gendered exclusion in tourism: intersectionality and institutional barriers in rural Indonesia
by Rastina Kalla & Roslina Alam & Muhammad Azizurrohman - 209-221 Climate adaptation and livelihood strategies in the Madurese community of Sumenep, Indonesia
by Agus Danugroho & Rustinsyah Rustinsyah & Muhammad Adib & Usman Idris - 222-236 The Babatana Rainforest in Solomon Islands: a practice-based field trip for unlearning the world
by Kristen Lyons & Peter Walters & Nicole Garofano & Rose Bouro & Gideon Bouro & Yi Hung Chen & Zara Childs & Leah Clayton & Josephine Cook & Erinn Davenport & Rachel Donovan & Amber Edser & Sarra Hodson & Alycia Kawitzki & Willowbie Kingston-Trotter & Trent Moses & Elizabeth Nguyen - 237-251 Can farmers’ producers organisations be a sustainable livelihood program for farmers’ wellbeing, in Kerala, India?
by Veena Suresh & S. S. Sreejith & S. Vivek & Sandrine Bonin - 252-266 Technical efficiency of rice in community-managed natural farming vs. conventional farming in Andhra Pradesh, India
by Jyothirmai Balla & Kishor Goswami - 267-280 Promoting sustainable livelihoods for tribal communities: insights from the integrated tribal development project in Assam
by Bhaskar Kumar Kakati - 281-294 Determinants of post-Pandemic household food insecurity: evidence from southern Assam, India
by Bishweshwar Bhattacharjee & Bireshwar Bhattacharjee & Santanu Choudhury - 295-310 Unplanned urbanisation and drinking water insecurity in Faridpur City, Bangladesh
by Md. Sakib Mia & Mehnaz Parvin & Md. Jahidul Islam - 311-326 Local adaptation policy responses to climate change: evidence from Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
by Pariyal Fazal Shah & Muhammad Mumtaz & Tahir Mahmood & Umer Vaqar - 327-340 Gender vulnerability and climate adaptation in high mountain regions: evidence from remote valleys in Gilgit-Baltistan
by Kifayat Ullah & Fatima Hasrat & Zia Ud Din & Amjad Ali - 341-353 Gendered impacts of climate displacement: voices from resettled communities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
by Wahid Ullah & Zhao Shaofeng & Ashfaq Ahmad Shah & Abdur Rauf - 354-366 Impact and choices of short-run coping strategies on the resilience of commercial livestock farmers
by Yonas T. Bahta & Stephen Aniseth Nyaki & Frikkie Maré - 367-379 Climate change adaptation among smallholder poultry farmers in the northeast of Nigeria
by Bulus Barnabas & Mustapha Yakubu Madaki & Ayat Ullah & Edvin Zhllima & Ayemi Salawu Jibril & Harald Kächele & Miroslava Bavorova - 380-382 Building resilience: climate change and livelihoods in the Global South
by Rafnel Azhari & Adi Firmansyah & Siti Syamsiah - 382-385 Food security and Islamic ethics: rights, policies and vulnerable groups
by M. Zaenul Muttaqin
January 2026, Volume 36, Issue 1
- 1-5 Responsible research in a polarising world
by Andrew Ainslie & Atenchong Talleh Nkobou - 6-18 Beyond positionalities – engaging with academic and willful resistance through complex communication
by Atenchong Talleh Nkobou - 19-35 Ethical research in cash-transfer programs
by Vibhor Mathur - 36-43 It is beyond you – principles for rangeland research in multi-functional landscapes in South Africa
by Andiswa Finca - 44-55 The reluctant researcher: reflexivity, engagement, and doing activist research in the Jordanian Badia
by Taraf Abu Hamdan - 56-60 A student’s viewpoint: responsible research is relational
by Danielle Nadine Pierre - 61-72 The politics of hiding and experiences of decentering development in mangrove rice farming in Guinea-Bissau
by Ana Luísa de Oliveira Moreira da Luz & Joana Vaz Sousa - 73-90 Conducting transgender research with Rohingya hijra participants: reflections on methodological and ethical considerations
by Kazi Ashraf Uddin - 91-105 Local knowledge and information initiatives in the conflict-affected eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
by Colette Mwamba Nsokele & Faila Kitomene Kika - 106-123 Voices of change: public narrative storytelling communicates climate resilience actions in Kenya
by Mary Ng’endo & Esther Kariuki - 124-137 International volunteering for capacity development of the host community: a relational approach
by Bishnu Bahadur Khatri & Gopal Khadka
November 2025, Volume 35, Issue 8
- 1209-1219 We talk about shifting the power, but are we really shifting the practice?
by Kate Newman & Suzanne H. Hammad & Charles Kojo Vandyck & Logan Cochrane & Naila Farouky - 1220-1226 Did you notice? The Global South has just shifted the power
by Lauchlan T. Munro & Syed Sajjadur Rahman - 1227-1245 From saviour to partner: reflections on relational needs-based organising in India
by Joel Lazarus & Vibhor Mathur & Maria Franchi - 1246-1258 The power in re-telling research: a Cambodian community-based approach generating knowledge by subjects of study
by Raymond Hyma & Briony Jones & Suyheang Kry & Le Sen & Sreyneang Loek & Nika Tath & Thida Kuy - 1259-1271 Why are you not doing research in your home country? dissecting expectations of southern researchers
by Ilaha Abasli & Ahmed El Assal & Yasmine Hafez - 1272-1277 Localising sustainable development: a call for a paradigm shift in official development assistance (ODA) studies
by Margaux Duhem & Masachika Suzuki - 1278-1286 You hear me, are you listening? Reflections on positionality and performative change in INGO representations
by Edward Ademolu & Jess Crombie - 1287-1297 Claiming agency and creating change: shifting power in international non-government organisations
by Glenn Bond & Hazem Fahmy & Ashika Gunasena & Hlima Razkaoui - 1298-1311 Navigating the shift: unravelling power dynamics with the power awareness tool
by Zunera Rana & Willem Elbers & Lau Schulpen & Heinz Greijn - 1312-1317 How do we move from rhetoric to action? Lessons from the RINGO project
by Deborah Doane & Jimm Chick Fomunjong - 1318-1325 From intermediaries to transformative partnerships: reimagining intermediaries as ecosystem builders, advocates, amplifiers, co-conspirators, and learners
by Loreine B. Dela Cruz & Seema Kapoor & Michael Vincent Mercado & Rachel Smith - 1326-1333 Reimagining beneficiary metrics: perspectives from Global South practitioners in community development
by Ronald Kimambo & Sadaf Shallwani - 1334-1341 Use of participatory action research (PAR) to develop participatory monitoring, evaluation, and learning practices
by Mohamed Yassein Salman & Mary Ramsis
October 2025, Volume 35, Issue 7
- 991-993 Editorial: Issue 35.7
by Emily Finlay - 994-1008 The sources of overall gender disparities in Indian states
by Sabyasachi Tripathi & Sudipa Majumdar & Prakriti Chahar - 1009-1023 Participatory songwriting with adolescents: a relational research method for practice and inquiry in global development
by Gillian Howell - 1024-1036 Improving menstrual health and hygiene in refugee camps through an intersectional lens: evidence from Greece
by Daphne Manolakos & Stephanie Leder - 1037-1055 Gender gaps in potato productivity and the role of information and communication platforms in Kenya
by Emmanuel Ouma Wayagi & David Jakinda Otieno & Rose Adhiambo Nyikal & Julius Juma Okello & Nozomi Kawarazuka - 1056-1071 Gender dimension of access to Acacia decurrens and eucalyptus tree benefits in Amhara Region, Ethiopia
by Solomon Anteneh & Asmamaw Alemu & Linger Ayele & Mesfin Dessiye - 1072-1088 Understanding the factors contributing to food security among under-recognised indigenous vegetable farming households in Nigeria
by Adeolu Ayanwale & Abosede Ige & Ayodeji Kehinde & Duro Oyedele & Clement Adebooye - 1089-1101 Lead farmer extension and engagement: a case of Zango and Kofa drylands in North-Western Nigeria
by Nugun P. Jellason & Chukwuma C. Ogbaga - 1102-1115 Assessing the labour market outcomes of beneficiaries of the Sierra Leone Skills Development Project
by Ali H. Ansari & Alice Amegah - 1116-1127 Transcending the norm: examining heteronormativity and gender roles in English language teaching textbooks in India
by Kirti Singh & Kumar Sankar Bhattacharya & Pushp Lata - 1128-1140 Economic empowerment of persons with disabilities: impact of the disability fund in Daffiama-Bussie-Issa District, Ghana
by Ali Jimba Umar & Thaddeus Arkum Aasoglenang & Moses Naiim Fuseini - 1141-1152 Exploring disability inclusion in Ghana’s climate change policies and commitments
by Francis Diawuo Darko - 1153-1165 Navigating between local visions and goals of national policies for sustainable land management in Ghana
by David Anaafo & Peter Asare-Nuamah & Tina Beuchelt - 1166-1176 Internal displacement, victim (non-)compensation, and the politics of the caring state in Zimbabwe
by Charlse Dube & Elmon Mudefi - 1177-1184 Towards an effective model for small-scale enterprise financing in a developing economy: a Malawian perspective
by Richard Zidana - 1185-1190 Making agricultural supply chains deliver better for women
by Fernanda Soto Joya & Meghajit Shijagurumayum & Jenny Wiegel & Marlène Elias & Silvia González & René Rodríguez-Fabilena & Andrea Licona & Liliana Sánchez & Ivan Rodríguez & Ítalo Sosa - 1191-1195 The Boxer Rebellion: an early case of shifting the power?
by Patrick Kilby - 1196-1207 Exploring media representation and female-to-male transgender journeys in India: a redefining of masculinity
by S. Gnana Sanga Mithra & S. Bhavana
August 2025, Volume 35, Issue 6
- 879-890 The 50th anniversary of the New International Economic Order: introduction to the special issue
by Susan Engel & Matthew Mabefam - 891-901 Non-aligned common front: strategic imaginaries of the New International Economic Order (NIEO)
by Sam Nicholls - 902-916 New International Economic Order at 50: a reflection on the vision through Samir Amin’s lens
by Matthew Mabefam & John Ebotui Yajalin - 917-934 West African contribution to dependency theory debates on the NIEO in the 1960s–1980s
by Alexander Shipilov - 935-946 The Bretton Woods twins and reform agendas: from the NIEO to the Bridgetown Agenda
by Susan Engel & Matthew Mabefam - 947-952 How the OECD/DAC donor club ignored the NIEO … and the consequences
by Stephen Cutts - 953-959 Recapturing the agenda: freeing global markets not transnational corporations
by John Mikler - 960-971 Defending developmentalism: Indonesia and the politics of the New International Economic Order, 1974–2024
by Ahmad Rizky M. Umar & Farahdiba R. Bachtiar - 972-984 “Embedded developmentalism”: normative and institutional responses to the global catastrophic risk of underdevelopment
by Kennedy Mbeva & Reuben Makomere - 985-990 The role of digital financial infrastructure for the NIEO in sub-Saharan Africa
by Janet Roitman & David Mhlanga & Joshua Matanzima
July 2025, Volume 35, Issue 5
- 701-702 Editorial: Issue 35.5
by Emily Finlay - 703-718 Understanding aspirations and negotiations of women war survivors and the implications for children’s education in Uganda
by Boniface Ojok - 719-736 Disrupted education a view from inside Syria: critical literature review and lessons for policy and practice
by Suzanne H. Hammad & Logan Cochrane - 737-747 Humanitarian principles amidst challenging realities: dilemmas faced by local aid workers in Arab conflict zones
by Ghassan Elkahlout - 748-762 Towards a model for integrating end FGM/C efforts across sectors and systems: reflections from The Girl Generation
by Tamsin Bradley & Samuel Kimani & Patience Mutunami - 763-775 Growth is not enough: solving the global food security crisis requires investments to close gaps
by Florence Santos & Yingxin Zhang & Cesar Escalante & Emily Janoch - 776-786 Upholding human dignity: reflections based on adolescent girls’ perspectives
by Ravi Shankar Rajaratnam & Mokbul Morshed Ahmad - 787-803 Exploring the roles and challenges of national development experts on the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh
by Bulbul Siddiqi & Palash Kamruzzaman - 804-821 Caretaker perceptions of the effects of parental migration on left-behind children in rural Kyrgyzstan
by Christian Kelly Scott & Kathleen Sexsmith & Guangqing Chi - 822-833 Who decides what? Women’s decision-making after men’s out-migration in the mountainous communities of Pakistan
by Hamayun Khan & Petra Dannecker & Zainab Khalid & Arif Alam & Ikram Shah & Muhammad Tanveer Jamal - 834-847 Empowered by survival: women street vendors in Pakistan’s informal patriarchal economy
by Ravail Hassan & Sara Rizvi Jafree - 848-861 Women’s empowerment, family planning, and social norms: an integrative review
by Narottam Pradhan & Santosh Akhauri & Putul Thakur & Priyadarshini Trivedi & Sudipta Mondal & Indrajit Chaudhuri & Neetu Choudhary - 862-870 Personal reflection on my fieldwork experience in a small island developing state
by Mark Opoku Amankwa & Kwadwo Adusei-Asante & Vicki Frances Banham - 871-876 Building a culture of tolerance: field reflections from the Peace Village of Nglinggi, Indonesia
by Tri Susanto - 877-877 Development in Practice Reviewer of the Year Prize
by The Editors
May 2025, Volume 35, Issue 4
- 517-518 Editorial
by Patrick Kilby - 519-537 Understanding agricultural extension professionals’ intention to use participatory approaches in Kenya
by George Nyarigoti Mose - 538-548 Effects of food price volatility on food security in rural Ethiopia: a panel data analysis
by Ahmed Alkader Hassen & Zelalem Gebeyehu Yimam - 549-565 Factors affecting livestock farmers’ access and level of engagement with extension agencies in Tamil Nadu, India
by Jothilakshmi Mani & Narmatha Nachiappan & Akila Natarajan & Thirunavukkarasu Duraisamy - 566-584 Understanding family farming in the Philippine context
by Jaime A. Manalo IV & Girlie Nora A. Abrigo & Rowena P. De Guzman & Perry G. I. Del Rosario & Rhemilyn Z. Relado-Sevilla - 585-595 Transforming rural gender culture: the roles and struggles of women in China
by Yangyang Chen & Hong Cai - 596-605 Animal health care and ethnoveterinary animal remedies among smallholder farming households in South Africa
by Siphe Zantsi & Noluthando Ngcobo & Mercy Hombakazi Nqandeka