D+C 01/2005   Editorial Refining policy Facts and Trends Rich countries should pay for environmental damage Accountability in the health sector AIDS: Brazil to ignore patents It’s the price that counts New government for Somalia AIDS: Indian generic drugs back on WHO list German opposition calls for interest-oriented development policy The miserly rich Viewpoint Interview with Kerstin Mueller: “We need integrated approaches” Focus: Development paradigms A farewell to old doctrines Giving aid teeth Europe’s soft power Pragmatic approach In defence of the World Bank / Book review Fatal consensus Tribune Research for humanity Youth in the fight against poverty Bitter sugar politics In fear of Asian competition InWEnt Forum Pregnant girls have to leave school InWEnt defines its strategic aims and areas of business Municipalities are important partners in development cooperation Development cooperation teaches valuable skills Studies and Reports Not enough drugs Measuring aid impacts Caused by ill-conceived political decisions Preventive strikes ‘yes’, unilateral action ‘no’ Half the world’s workers living below poverty line Media New challenges for development policies Southern Africa: not all liberators are democrats Lobbying: a guide for NGOs Communication: tips for intercultural understandin New InWEnt website