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Journals section Please note - this page is still under construction The AIDWATCH bulletin which preceeded this website and DI Update carried a journals summary which listed the most recent contents pages for about 10 major development journals. The idea was that people could easily scan the contents to see articles that were of particular interest. But listing contents pages in a paper bulletin takes a lot of space - and an increasing number of journals are now available online. You can also get the contents pages of some journals emailed to you on a regular basis. On this page, we will therefore focus on listing contents from journals based in developing countries plus a few key journals based in the north. We will include weblinks and other info on how to access the main development journals easily. We also intend gradually to make links between themes and sectors covered in the website and specific journal articles - especially those from the south. We would appreciate feedback on how this journals section can be made as useful as possible - Contact Development Initiatives.
A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF ACTIONAID INDIA Editor Binu Thomas fax 91 80 5586284 email binut@actionaidindia.org Issue 24 (March 99) Contents: Some NGO Dilemmas in Reaching the Poorest with Microfinance Ajay Tankha Issues in Revolving Fund Management Basanta Kumar Kar Celebrating Biodiversity in a Festive Mode (3-day festival to launch the South Asian Network on Food Ecology and Culture Year of Seed) P V Satheesh Strengthening the Farmers Seed Supply System Suresh Kumar Aspects of Employment and Poverty requiring Policy Focus S R Hashim Russias Growing Disenchantment with the Market Prashant K Tripathy Liberation of Scavengers : A Review of 50 Years (What [if anything] has happened since Mahatma Gandhi said, in 1948, "Harijans live surrounded by filth and dirt. The administration is our own. How can we allow this disgraceful situation to continue?") L C Jain Obstacles to Implementing the Disability Act S Pruthvish Participatory Assessment of Womens Groups Seema Joshi Total Quality Education Enables Human Development J P Solomon The Genesis of a Citizens Initiative on Elementary Education Tasqueen Macchiwalla
A PUBLICATION OF THE CAMBODIA DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE INSTITUTE Fax + 855 23 426103 email cdri@camnet.kh web www.cdri.org.kh Volume 3, Issue 1 (March 1999) Cross-Border Migration Hit by Asian Crisis Chan Sophal & So Sovannarith on how the Asian crisis hits migrant workers and the knock-on effects in Cambodia's north west provinces. Technical Assistance: Value for Money? Martin Godfrey on the $470 million pledged at the Tokyo Consultative Group - see summary. Does Gender Matter in Development? Siobhan Gorman looks at key issues in education, health and the economy in Cambodia. Economy Watch Detailed analysis of Cambodia's economic situation Economic Indicators
Volume 3, Issue 2 (June 1999) The Conflict over Vote Counting Caroline Hughes & Real Sopheap on the problems of authenticating information in a polarised political environment Transition and Reconciliation Eva Mysliwiec Impact of the Asian Crisis on the SEATEs Toshiyasu Kato on the crisis and response in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. Towards a National Statistical System San Sy Than - director of the National Institute of Statistics Data Problems Hold Back Policy-Makers Martin Godfrey & Tep Saravy Economy Watch Economic Indicators
NEWSLETTER OF THE PROGRAM FOR RESEARCH ON POVERTY ALLEVIATION, GRAMEEN TRUST fax + 880 2 806319 email gt_prpa@citechco.net or poverty@grameen.com web www.inbangladesh.com/poverty-research Volume 5 Number 1 (April 1999) SPECIAL ISSUE ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN BANGLADESH Public Interest Litigation in Bangladesh : Recent Trends Sara Hossain and Mirza Hassan Vested Property Act : Political and Economic Consequences Abul Barkat and Shafique uz Zaman Child Labour in Bangladesh Wahidur Rahman Green Verdict versus Red Plan (Flood Action Plan "The extent of adverse impact outside the project area may encompass more than a million human lives and the natural habitat of man and other flora and fauna.") Ehsanul Habib Dushshomoy : Remembering the Shima Tragedy (The tragic death of Shima Chowdhury under mysterious circumstances in safe custody in February 1997, after allegedly being gang-raped by four police officers after her arrest 4 months before, is one of the most appalling examples of violation of human rights in recent years.) Lavina A Ahmed
SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS The journal is biannual, published by the South African Institute of International Affairs Fax + 27 11 339 2154 email saiiagen@global.co.za web www.wits.ac.za/saiia.html Volume 6 Number 2 Winter 1999 The Challenge of Globalisation for Africa Alan Gelb & Rob Floyd Discontinuous Change at the end of the 20th Century Sean Cleary Stumbling into the Third Millennium James Barber The African Renaissance and International Relations John Stremlau Organised Crime in Africa Phil Williams & Doug Brooks EU-SA Free Trade Arrangements Fred Ahwireng-Obeng & Patrick McGowan Briefings in this issue of the journal include: Franco-South African Security Dialogue Rocklyn Williams Nigeria : In the Era of Obasanjo Hussein Solomon Diplomacy in the DRC Conflict Sagaren Naidoo SA and Regional Intellectual Property Rights Alan Dunlop
Development in Practice is a forum for practitioners, policy makers, and academics to exchange information and analysis concerning the social dimensions of development and humanitarian relief work. EDITOR, Deborah Eade, Oxfam, GB You can be regularly sent the contents pages of DIP by email. Click on http://www.carfax.co.uk/ to see how the Scholarly Articles Research Alerting (SARA) service works or send an e-mail to SARA@carfax.co.uk with the word "INFO" in the body of the message. You will then be asked to choose which titles are of interest.The contents pages of recent issues of DIP can be found at: http://www.carfax.co.uk/dip-con.htm We are repeating the contents pages and we will be gradually adding links to other sections of our site, to see if people think this is helpful. Feedback to DI is welcome Contact Development Initiatives. Development in PracticeVolume 9 Number 4 August 1999 Articles Birds of a feather? UNDP and ActionAid implementation of Sustainable Human
Development Pursuing partnership: World Vision and the ideology of developmenta case study Microfinance, wage employment and housework: a gender analysis The use of donkeys in the Mexican central highlands: a gender perspective Viewpoint Mission impossible? Creating partnerships among NGOs, governments, and donors Community development in the Third Worldwalking a fine line Practical Notes A participatory approach to community-based HIV/AIDS awareness Information affluence for the developing world: the vision and work of WorldSpace Alternative financial institutions? Sustainability, development, social
reproduction, and gender analysis Feedback In support of Where Women Have No Doctor Prescription for underdevelopment Volume 9 Number 3 May 1999 Articles Empowerment for development: taking participatory appraisal further in rural Analysing changing gender relations: methodological challenges for gender planning Responding to mental distress in the Third World: cultural imperialism or the
struggle for synthesis? Changing
aid patterns in Southern Africa Viewpoint Security of tenure, development victims, and the limits of environmental impact
assessment in Zimbabwes communal lands Hurricane Mitch and human rights Letter from Honduras, 5 November 1998 Practical Notes Linking and empowering: key concepts for intervention
following war and disaster Community-based animal health care in Zambia Conference Report
You can be sent the contents pages of this journal, which is published 10 times a year, by ContentsDirect from Elsevier Science. Please send an e-mail to: CDhelp@elsevier.co.uk An automatic reply only will be returned with information and instructions. URL: http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/jnlnr/00386 See Development in Practice by email.
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