Content
February 2003, Volume 13, Issue 1
- 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 - 230-241 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 242-246 Book Shelf
by The Editors
February 2002, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 5-6 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 7-19 Whom do international donors support in the name of civil society?
by Christopher A Sabatini - 20-32 'Implementing an indicator': Operationalising USAID's 'Advocacy Index' in Zimbabwe
by David Hirschmann - 33-44 Trade liberalisation in the garment industry: Who is really benefiting?
by Angela Hale - 45-58 Anthropology consultancy in the UK and community development in the Third World: A difficult dialogue
by Prodromos Panayiotopoulos - 59-70 Should they be committed? Motivating volunteers in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
by Michael Watts - 71-78 Struggle for sustainable human and environmental well-being on the Mexican coast of Oaxaca
by David Werner - 78-80 Poor getting richer and the rich--poor gap getting smaller?
by Stuart S Nagel - 81-85 Conceptual issues in Nigeria's gender-specific rural poverty alleviation strategy
by C. O Izugbara & J. K Ukwayi - 86-92 Orchard development sets the tone of tribal development
by Sharad Mahajan & Madhuri Newale & Pratap Pednekar - 92-95 A trail-finding project: Lessons in project design
by Rajeshwar Mishra & Frank van Steenbergen - 96-100 A situational assessment study of acid violence in Bangladesh
by Kate Wesson - 101-103 Poverty, Prosperity, Progress (P¯ hara, T¯ nui, K¯ kiri), second biennial Aotearoa New Zealand International Development Studies Network (DEVNET) conference, 17-19 November 2000, Wellington
by Eileen Davenport & Will Low - 104-113 Book reviews
by The Editors - 114-117 Book Shelf
by The Editors
November 2001, Volume 11, Issue 5
- 573-574 Editorial
by The Editors - 575-586 Stakeholder participation, gender, and codes of conduct in South Africa
by Stephanie Barrientos & Sharon McClenaghan & Liz Orton - 587-596 Participatory Municipal Planning in Bolivia: An ambiguous experience
by Into A Goudsmit & James Blackburn - 597-605 Corruption and development: A study of conflict
by Ahmad Seyf - 606-621 People's development with people's money: The mobilisation-organisation-finance nexus
by Reidar Dale - 622-632 The use of RAAKS for strengthening community-based organisations in Mali
by Joitske Hulsebosch - 633-636 Viewpoint
by The Editors - 637-643 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 644-652 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 653-657 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors - 658-658 Acknowledgements
by The Editors
August 2001, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 405-406 Editorial
by The Editors - 407-416 Realising the potential of agroforestry: Integrating research and development to achieve greater impact
by Glenn L Denning - 417-424 Participatory design of agroforestry systems: Developing farmer participatory research methods in Mexico
by Jeremy Haggar & Alejandro Ayala & Blanca Díaz & Carlos Uc Reyes - 425-433 Participatory domestication of agroforestry trees: An example from the Peruvian Amazon
by John C Weber & Carmen Sotelo Montes & Héctor Vidaurre & Ian K Dawson & Anthony J Simons - 434-448 Facilitating the wider use of agroforestry for development in southern Africa
by Andreas Böhringer - 449-459 Scaling up participatory agroforestry extension in Kenya: From pilot projects to extension policy
by T. M Anyonge & Christine Holding & K. K Kareko & J. W Kimani - 460-470 More effective natural resource management through democratically elected, decentralised government structures in Uganda
by Thomas Raussen & Geoffrey Ebong & Jimmy Musiime - 471-486 On-farm testing and dissemination of agroforestry among slash-and-burn farmers in Nagaland, India
by Merle D Faminow & K. K Klein - 487-494 Scaling up the use of fodder shrubs in central Kenya
by Charles Wambugu & Steven Franzel & Paul Tuwei & George Karanja - 495-508 The Landcare experience in the Philippines: Technical and institutional innovations for conservation farming
by Agustin R Mercado & Marcelino Patindol & Dennis P Garrity - 509-523 Scaling up adoption and impact of agroforestry technologies: Experiences from western Kenya
by Qureish Noordin & Amadou Niang & Bashir Jama & Mary Nyasimi - 524-534 Scaling up the benefits of agroforestry research: Lessons learned and research challenges
by Steven Franzel & Peter Cooper & Glenn L Denning - 535-537 Empowering Rural Women? Policies, Institutions, and Gendered Outcomes in Natural Resources Management
by Sara Ahmed - 538-549 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 550-553 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 554-566 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
May 2001, Volume 11, Issue 2-3
- 141-141 Introductory remarks
by The Editors - 142-148 Guest editorial
by David Westendorff - 149-151 About the sponsoring organisations
by The Editors - 152-173 Urban sustainability under threat: The restructuring of the fishing industry in Mar del Plata, Argentina
by Adriana Allen - 174-189 Institutional innovations for urban infrastructural development: The Indian scenario
by Amitabh Kundu - 190-207 Institutionalising the concept of environmental planning and management (EPM): Successes and challenges in Dar es Salaam
by Wilbard J Kombe - 208-217 Democracy and social participation in Latin American cities
by Diego Carrión - 218-231 Sustainable development and democracy in the megacities
by Jaime Joseph - 232-241 Unsustainable development: The Philippine experience
by Karina Constantino-David - 242-259 Sustainable urban development in India: An inclusive perspective
by Darshini Mahadevia - 260-272 Urban crisis in India: New initiatives for sustainable cities
by P. G. Dhar Chakrabarti - 273-291 International cooperation in pursuit of sustainable cities
by Adrian Atkinson - 292-307 Learning from informal markets: Innovative approaches to land and housing provision
by Erhard Berner - 308-318 Lowering the ladder: Regulatory frameworks for sustainable development
by Geoffrey Payne - 319-331 Cities for the urban poor in Zimbabwe: Urban space as a resource for sustainable development
by Alison Brown - 332-335 Innovations for sustainable development in cities of the South: The Habitat-Cuba approach
by Carlos García Pleyán - 336-343 Private-public partnership, the compact city, and social housing: Best practice for whom?
by Fernando Murillo - 344-349 Residents' associations and information communication technologies: A suggested approach to international action-research
by Cesare Ottolini - 350-357 Monitoring megacities: The MURBANDY/MOLAND approach
by Carlo Lavalle & Luca Demicheli & Maddalena Turchini & Pilar Casals-Carrasco & Monika Niederhuber - 358-363 Technical versus popular language: Some reflections on the vocabulary of urban management in Mexico and Brazil
by Hélène Rivière d'Arc - 364-374 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 375-380 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 381-398 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
February 2001, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 5-6 Editorial
by The Editors - 7-19 TNCs: Aid agents for the new millennium?
by Karen T Fisher & Peter B Urich - 20-33 Islamic business and business as usual: A study of firms in Egypt
by Karen Pfeifer - 34-44 The rhetoric of the community in project management: The case of Mohlakeng township
by Mfaniseni Fana Sihlongonyane - 45-61 Sustainable investments: Women's contributions to natural resource management projects in Africa
by Barbara Thomas-Slayter & Genese Sodikoff - 62-72 Children and development assistance: The need to re-orient priorities and programmes
by Sheridan Bartlett - 73-85 Viewpoint
by The Editors - 86-117 Practical Notes
by The Editors - 118-124 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 125-130 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 131-135 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
November 2000, Volume 10, Issue 5
- 607-608 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 609-624 Advancing women's reproductive and sexual health rights: Using the International Human Rights system
by Isfahan Merali - 625-637 Ethnicity and participatory development methods in Botswana: Some participants are to be seen and not heard
by Tlamelo Mompati & Gerard Prinsen - 638-649 Social capacity, sustainable development, and older people: Lessons from community-based care in Southeast Asia
by Mark A Ritchie - 650-661 Whose practice counts? Experiences in using indigenous health practices from Ethiopia and Uganda
by Eamonn Brehony - 662-673 Urban children's work during and after the 1998 floods in Bangladesh
by Emily Delap - 674-686 Critical Incidents in emergency relief work
by Maureen Raymond-Mckay & Malcolm MacLachlan - 687-690 Logical Framework Approach and PRA - mutually exclusive or complementary tools for project planning?
by Jens B Aune - 691-694 Stepping Stones - a participatory tool to integrate gender into HIV/AIDS work
by Parinita Bhattacharjee - 694-700 The potential role of food aid in mitigating the impacts of HIV/AIDS: The case of Zambia
by Douglas Webb & Stefan Paquette - 700-705 The technocratic discourse: Technical means to political problems
by Erik Bryld - 705-711 Integrating impact monitoring and assessment of microfinance
by James Copestake - 712-715 Square pegs and round holes: Participatory methodologies among entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe
by Paul Jackson - 716-724 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 725-729 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 730-735 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors - 736-736 Acknowledgements
by The Editors
August 2000, Volume 10, Issue 3-4
- 295-299 Editorial
by The Editors - 300-318 Good News! You may be out of a job reflections on the past and future 50: Years for Northern NGOs
by Alison Van Rooy - 319-329 Riding high or nosediving: Development NGOs in the new millennium
by Rajesh Tandon - 330-347 International NGOs and the challenge of modernity
by Brian K Murphy - 348-360 Globalisation, civil society, and the multilateral system
by José Antonio Alonso - 361-370 The World Bank, neo-liberalism, and power: Discourse analysis and implications for campaigners
by Andy Storey - 371-376 Dissonance or dialogue: Changing relations with the corporate sector
by Judy Henderson - 377-389 NGOs as development partners to the corporates: Child football stitchers in Pakistan
by David Husselbee - 390-401 NGOs: Fragmented dreams
by Jaime Joseph A - 402-407 Indicators of identity: Ngos and the strategic imperative of assessing core values
by John Hailey - 408-419 Development agencies: Global or solo players?
by Sylvia Borren - 420-435 Coming to grips with organisational values
by Vijay Padaki - 436-444 We NGOs: A controversial way of being and acting
by Cândido Grzybowski - 445-452 Northern NGO advocacy: Perceptions, reality, and the challenge
by Ian Anderson - 453-460 Campaigning: A fashion or the best way to change the global agenda?
by Gerd Leipold - 461-477 The international anti-debt campaign: A Southern activist view for activists in 'the North'…and 'the South'
by Dot Keet - 478-490 Heroism and ambiguity: Ngo advocacy in international policy
by Paul Nelson - 491-494 Dissolving the difference between humanitarianism and development: The mixing of a rights-based solution
by Hugo Slim - 495-500 Aid: A mixed blessing
by Mary B Anderson - 501-505 The Local Capacities for Peace Project: The Sudan experience
by Abikök Riak - 506-516 NGOs, disasters, and advocacy: Caught between the Prophet and the Shepherd Boy
by Alan Whaites - 517-526 Capacity building: Shifting the paradigms of practice
by Allan Kaplan - 527-534 Gendering the millennium: Globalising women
by Haleh Afshar - 535-542 Gender in development: A long haul--but we're getting there!
by Josefina Stubbs - 543-555 Impact assessment: Seeing the wood and the trees
by Chris Roche - 556-572 Does Matson matter? Assessing the impact of a UK neighbourhood project
by Stan Thekaekara - 573-594 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
May 2000, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 149-150 Editorial
by Deborah Eade - 151-165 The effectiveness of NGO campaigning: Lessons from practice
by Jennifer Chapman & Thomas Fisher - 166-177 Partnerships in fair trade: Reflections from a case study of Cafe ´direct
by Anne Tallontire - 178-188 Agricultural cooperatives in Gujarat, India: Agents of equity or differentiation?
by Alnoor Ebrahim - 189-203 Organisational change from two perspectives: Gender and organisational development
by Penny Plowman - 204-215 Addressing urban poverty: Increasing incomes, reducing costs, and securing representation
by Diana Mitlin - 216-222 Languages in lifelong education for Third World development
by Gerry Abbott - 223-228 Barter in practice: A case study of liwac transaction in Addis Ababa
by Feleke Tadele - 229-232 Formal RoSCAs in Argentina
by Mark Schreiner - 232-236 Development-induced forced migration: A practical example
by Dennis Paling - 236-240 Literacy comes second: Working with groups in developing societies
by Alan Rogers - 240-244 The Participatory Change Process: A capacity building model from a US NGO
by Paul Castelloe & Thomas Watson - 244-249 Using multi-dimensional scaling to promote dialogue among development professionals in conference settings
by Ray Chesterfield & Kjell Enge - 250-252 Europe and the South in the Twenty-first Century: Challenges for Renewed Co-operation, triennial conference of the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI), 22-25 September 1999, Paris
by Mike Powell - 252-254 Women's Worlds '99, Tromsö, 20-26 June 1999
by Fenella Porter - 254-257 Beyond IDNDR: South Asian Agenda Regional Meeting for Asia--Risk Reduction and Society in the Twenty-first Century, Bangkok, 23-26 February 1999
by Mihir R Bhatt - 258-271 Book Reviews
by The Editors - 272-276 Book Shelf
by The Editors - 277-281 Abstracts in Translation
by The Editors
February 2000, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 5-8 Editorial
by The Editors - 9-18 Faith and economics in 'development': A bridge across the chasm?
by Wendy Tyndale - 19-30 Human rights and religious backlash: The experience of a Bangladeshi NGO
by Mohammad Rafi & A. M. R Chowdhury - 31-43 Spirituality: A development taboo
by Kurt Alan Ver Beek - 44-58 Moving beyond disparities: A yin-yang approach to gender and development
by Edith Sizoo - 59-70 Strengthening civil society: Participatory action research in a militarised state
by Amina Mama
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