Development and Cooperation


	D+C 3/2004		Editorial Dr Hans Dembowski: Where markets fail Facts and Trends African churches find it difficult to deal with AIDS Somalia BMZ suggests utilising new dynamism in Africa Development assistance rising “The trade in used capital goods must be regulated” Austrian Development Agency starts working Expert discussion: Speed up poverty reduction 40th GDI training course Viewpoint Interview with Ann-Kathrin Schneider, WEED; Extractive Industries Review: “We place little hope in the World Bank” The globalisation of anti-globalisation activists Focus: Islam, democracy and human rights Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul: Global Public Goods and development policy Interview with Inge Kaul: “Today’s globalisation is not that conflict-ridden” Mariama Williams: Why developing countries do not trust multilateral politics Dirk Messner: Making multilateralism system work Tribune The president’s curse A joint health strategy for Tanzania Malay Muslims and the Iraq War InWEnt news Raising standards for small businesses Arab knowledge society will need civil rights Studies and Reports Assessing the costs, benefits and risks of GM crops on a case by case basis DAC discusses civil-military cooperation Ownership is the goal rather than the means Making use of local expertise US Senate approves outsourcing ban Organic cotton is gaining ground Books and media Common Ground or Mutual Exclusion? It takes more than free elections to make a democracy “Technology” as a key to development Educational mission “Global learning”