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Subjects

Agriculture, rural development
- Biodiversity: Feeding a growing population
  2008-5/192-194
- High-tech agriculture threatens smallholders as well as biodiversity
  2008-5/200-201
- Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
  2008-5/178
- Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
  2008-5/190-193
- Only change in rural development will stop food-price inflation
  2008-5/188-189
- Food prices rising on world market
  2008-4/136-137
- Fighting poverty: “Look at villages through the MDG prism”
  2008-2/76
- Globalisation of farming in Honduras
  2008-2/
- Web 2.0 and rural change
  2008-2/74
- Agriculture: Supermarkets’ looming threats
  2008-2/72
- South Africa: No biofuel from maize
  2008-1/
- Infrastructure: Make rural development happen
  2008-1/12
- Sacrificial pawns
  2007-12/482
- Essential content
  2007-11/428
- “Great potential”“Great potential”
  2007-10/392
- Indispensable institutions
  2007-9/322
- UN study against banning khat
  2007-9/
- “Inclusive processes are essential”
  2007-7/292
- Power to the people
  2007-7/297
Armament, disarmament
- Danger of nuclear-weapons
  2007-4/
Children
- Higher salaries needed
  2007-9/326
Civil wars, conflict management, peace building
- African security architecture developing at snails pace
  2008-5/212-213
- Infrastructure for Liberia’s new start
  2008-5/
- Maoist triumph in Nepal's election
  2008-5/218
- Cambodia's genocide tribunal
  2008-4/
- Uribe isolated, Chávez embarassed, Correa prevailing
  2008-4/174
- Kenya: Uncertain future
  2008-4/
- Chad’s own problems and international intervention
  2008-3/131
- The pros and cons of Responsibility to Protect
  2008-3/117-119
- How the German military experience views foreign deployment
  2008-3/106-107
- Evaluatiing security-development Nexus in Afghanistan
  2008-3/108-111
- Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
  2008-3/114-116
- Peacekeeping II: Harmful diversity
  2008-1/9
- Peacekeeping I: An exceptional option of coercive force
  2008-1/8
- The global power of religion
  2007-12/448
- No peace with blood diamonds
  2007-12/
- Lessons from Central America
  2007-12/
- Distorted idea of statehood
  2007-11/438
- Small successes
  2007-11/424
- Sobering assessment of Afghanistan's reconstruction
  2007-10/358
- “More US soldiers unwelcome”
  2007-10/356
- Platform for hope
  2007-10/356
- Ecological degradation fuels Darfur war
  2007-9/312
- A UN force
  2007-9/
- “Afghanistan is not ready for a central state yet”
  2007-7/302
- Big words, little action
  2007-7/272
- Planless on Africa’s battlefields
  2007-7/268
- Darfur: US diplomat defends China
  2007-5/
- Integrating spoilers
  2007-5/208
- Listen to the locals
  2007-5/
- “Our police force is too weak”
  2007-4/172
- Oil-cursed
  2007-3/110-113
- European Commission puts pressure on automakers
  2007-3/109
Climate, Energy
- Climate talks inch forwards
  2008-5/185
- Climate change: New conflict scenarios
  2008-4/164-165
- The endangered amazon rainforest
  2008-4/141
- South Africa: No biofuel from maize
  2008-1/
- Too little, too late
  2008-1/43
- infrastructure and the poor: off-grid solutions as only sensible option
  2008-1/16
- Risk assessment at many levels
  2007-11/422
- An incomplete triumph
  2007-11/398
- Greenwashing
  2007-11/416
- Javanese Muslims oppose nukes
  2007-11/414
- Beyond aid as we know it
  2007-11/408
- “Skip the age of fossil fuels”
  2007-11/410
- OECD: Biofuels inefficient
  2007-10/358
- “Great potential”“Great potential”
  2007-10/392
Colonialism, decolonialisation
- Bolivia’s social and ethnic tensions
  2008-4/156-159
- The root-causes of Kenya's post-election crisis
  2008-2/
Corruption
- Taxes: Going online to fight corruption
  2008-1/
- Corruption: Nigeria scraps deals with Siemens
  2008-1/
- Monitoring UN Corruption Convention
  2007-10/358
- Corruption on the rise in Afghanistan
  2007-5/
- European Development Bank debars Lahmeyer
  2007-4/
Democratisation
- Any hope left for Zimbabwe after the elections?
  2008-5/219
- Maoist triumph in Nepal's election
  2008-5/218
- Trade unions in Nigeria in pursuit of social justice
  2008-4/
- Opposition triumph in Pakistan’s election
  2008-3/93
- Comment: Javanese myths and recent reality
  2008-3/130
- Constitutional deficits and Pakistan's election planning
  2008-2/87
- Elections: No predictable fault lines
  2008-2/48
- The root-causes of Kenya's post-election crisis
  2008-2/
- Small successes
  2007-11/424
- World Bank: Governance has improved
  2007-9/
- Progress undone
  2007-7/279
- Dialogue between human rights groups and trade unions
  2007-4/
Development cooperation criticism of
- Aid effectiveness: The myth of NGO superiority
  2008-5/
- Conflict Prevention: Johan Galtung about the role of the media
  2008-4/162-163
- The myth of western aid
  2008-2/69
- infrastructure and the poor: off-grid solutions as only sensible option
  2008-1/16
- Aid agencies warn of “flash in the pan”
  2007-12/
- “Very complex landscape”
  2007-5/216
- “Pathologic equilibrium” between Mozambique and its donors
  2007-3/96
Development cooperation of international donors
- Germany second most important donor according to OECD
  2008-5/182
- Aid effectiveness: The myth of NGO superiority
  2008-5/
- International NGOs lambast donors’ performance in Afghanistan
  2008-5/183
- Conflict Prevention: Johan Galtung about the role of the media
  2008-4/162-163
- Though improving internal coordination, UN is slow in implementing Paris Declaration
  2008-3/
- Donor harmonisation in Ghana
  2008-2/65
- Comment: Cooperating with the dragon
  2008-2/84
- The myth of western aid
  2008-2/69
- EU should make aid agencies more competitive
  2008-2/56
- Editorial: Fundamental values
  2008-2/46
- Sobering assessment of Afghanistan's reconstruction
  2007-10/358
- “We need an alliance between old and new donors”
  2007-9/348
- What donors should do
  2007-9/
- “Inclusive processes are essential”
  2007-7/292
- Justice be done
  2007-7/287
- A fresh start needed
  2007-7/290
- Controversy over “Heiligendamm Process”
  2007-7/306
- Auditors criticise US food aid as bureaucratic and inefficient
  2007-6/
- Experts discuss African development opportunities
  2007-6/
- “Very complex landscape”
  2007-5/216
- More money for microcredit and health
  2007-5/
- Official development assistance in decline
  2007-5/
- Healthy competition
  2007-4/175
- Progress in donor harmonisation
  2007-4/
Development cooperation of the European Union
- EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
  2008-5/202-205
- Slow progress on EU migration policy
  2008-3/92-93
- Donor harmonisation in Ghana
  2008-2/65
- Slow progress on coordinating European development efforts
  2008-2/60
- EU should make aid agencies more competitive
  2008-2/56
- Editorial: Fundamental values
  2008-2/46
- Interview with : “Africa must push its values”
  2008-1/40
- Migration: Immigration as opportunity
  2008-1/
- Pharmaceutical products: No progress
  2008-1/6
- Aid agencies warn of “flash in the pan”
  2007-12/
- Overwhelmed by speed and scope
  2007-11/439
- Coping with stress
  2007-10/390
- Realising the European dream
  2007-9/336
- EPAs: EU offers free market access
  2007-5/
- Communiqué on EU development policy
  2007-4/
- EPAs: Bumpy home stretch
  2007-4/173
- Focus on Africa
  2007-3/92
- Avoiding duplication of European aid efforts
  2007-3/92
- Africans want EPA-talks extension
  2007-3/94/95
Development cooperation of the FRG
- Germany second most important donor according to OECD
  2008-5/182
- Higher education: The next generation of German-Arab experts
  2008-4/166-167
- How the German military experience views foreign deployment
  2008-3/106-107
- Evaluatiing security-development Nexus in Afghanistan
  2008-3/108-111
- German development budget 2008
  2008-1/
- “Look beyond the dashboard”
  2007-12/480
- Realising the European dream
  2007-9/336
- German development ministry budget grows
  2007-9/
- GTZ and KfW both report record results
  2007-7/
- Why development policy matters
  2007-6/
- New emphasis
  2007-6/250
- Climate change – time for a revolution
  2007-3/100-102
- Ministry opposes GTZ and KfW proposal
  2007-3/97
- DEG achieves record result
  2007-3/95
Development policy, development strategies
- Aid effectiveness: The myth of NGO superiority
  2008-5/
- Economists' concern about growing global inequality
  2008-4/144-148
- The World Bank's Chinese chief economist
  2008-3/
- Comment: Javanese myths and recent reality
  2008-3/130
- Fighting poverty: “Look at villages through the MDG prism”
  2008-2/76
- Wrong path
  2007-12/444
- Sacrificial pawns
  2007-12/482
- Africa: Development aid neutralised by war
  2007-11/
- Unity means strength
  2007-10/359
- Delhi hits the scene
  2007-6/242
- “We can make a difference”
  2007-6/248
- Asian-African heritage
  2007-6/245
- Strengthening Sino-African ties
  2007-6/
- African unease
  2007-6/238
- Healthy competition
  2007-6/232
- East Asia re-considers foreign-exchange reserves
  2007-5/
- Paradigm shift
  2007-5/219
Development theory
- Capital exports drive development
  2007-9/315
Drugs
- EP in favour of medicinal opium
  2007-12/
- Sobering assessment of Afghanistan's reconstruction
  2007-10/358
- UN study against banning khat
  2007-9/
- The black-market economics of drugs
  2007-7/304
- Drug traffickers of the Caribbean
  2007-6/
Economic development
- Infrastructure for Liberia’s new start
  2008-5/
- Credibility is the key
  2008-5/
- Economists' concern about growing global inequality
  2008-4/144-148
- SIDA's approach to assessing pro-poor growth
  2008-4/137
- Uribe isolated, Chávez embarassed, Correa prevailing
  2008-4/174
- Kemalist pressure on Turkey's reformer Erdogan
  2008-4/175
- What it is that makes growth pro-poor
  2008-4/160-161
- Tax havens and elitist arrogance
  2008-4/134
- Training managers serves CIS transition
  2008-3/124-125
- Technology transfer: Poor countries are catching up slowly
  2008-2/49
- The myth of western aid
  2008-2/69
- Agriculture: Supermarkets’ looming threats
  2008-2/72
- Simple solutions
  2008-1/2
- An unaffordable luxury
  2007-5/191
- Liberalisation has done Africa more harm than good
  2007-5/
Education, training
- Higher education: The next generation of German-Arab experts
  2008-4/166-167
- Scholarship for refugees serve reconstruction
  2008-3/103-05
- Act at all levels
  2007-12/476
- Essential content
  2007-11/428
- “Proper families, businesses and nations”
  2007-9/320
- Digital and other divides
  2007-9/310
- What donors should do
  2007-9/
- Managing fast growth
  2007-9/330
- Indispensable institutions
  2007-9/322
- Intercontinental network
  2007-9/328
- 550,000 additional vocational-school teachers by 2010
  2007-6/256
- “We are creating a global network”
  2007-4/168
Emergency aid
- Food prices rising on world market
  2008-4/136-137
- Development jargon: Helping people to help themselves
  2008-1/30
- Auditors criticise US food aid as bureaucratic and inefficient
  2007-6/
- “There are no surpluses”
  2007-6/260
- Double failure
  2007-6/262
Emerging markets
- Comment: Cooperating with the dragon
  2008-2/84
- Too little, too late
  2008-1/43
- Capital exports drive development
  2007-9/315
- New deal involves Thailand and ADB
  2007-7/
- Private creditors, private debtors
  2007-7/
- A fresh start needed
  2007-7/290
Environmental problems
- Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
  2008-5/178
- Biodiversity talks must respect rights of indigenous peoples and local communities
  2008-5/197-199
- EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
  2008-5/202-205
- Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
  2008-5/190-193
- Only change in rural development will stop food-price inflation
  2008-5/188-189
- Forzen evolution in coservation parks
  2008-5/206 - 207
- The endangered amazon rainforest
  2008-4/141
- Environmental worries of Chinese mayors
  2008-2/80
- Too little, too late
  2008-1/43
- Ecological degradation fuels Darfur war
  2007-9/312
- Conservation challenge
  2007-7/298
- Power to the people
  2007-7/297
- Double failure
  2007-6/262
- “Specific to our country”
  2007-4/158
Evaluation
- Independent monitors for DfID evaluations
  2007-7/
Finance markets, international; currencies
- IMF finally reformed
  2008-5/181
- Sovereign wealth fund pulls back
  2008-1/
- Rising giants
  2007-12/452
- Things are different now
  2007-12/466
- Capital exports drive development
  2007-9/315
- Private creditors, private debtors
  2007-7/
- East Asia re-considers foreign-exchange reserves
  2007-5/
Finance systems development in developing countries
- Rising giants
  2007-12/452
- Beyond the talk of a “locusts’ plague”
  2007-9/340
- Study warns against expecting too much of microcredits
  2007-4/
Food, hunger
- Food: 100 million more people face hunger
  2008-5/180
- High-tech agriculture threatens smallholders as well as biodiversity
  2008-5/200-201
- Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
  2008-5/178
- EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
  2008-5/202-205
- Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
  2008-5/190-193
- Sacrificial pawns
  2007-12/482
- “Inclusive processes are essential”
  2007-7/292
- Auditors criticise US food aid as bureaucratic and inefficient
  2007-6/
- “There are no surpluses”
  2007-6/260
- Praise and censure by the FAO
  2007-3/94
Fragile states
- Editorial: Lack of strategy
  2008-3/90
- Interview with Paul Collier: Gearing towards the bottom billion
  2008-3/
- The pros and cons of Responsibility to Protect
  2008-3/117-119
- Uganda’s fragile North
  2008-3/112-113
- Scholarship for refugees serve reconstruction
  2008-3/103-05
- Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
  2008-3/114-116
- Peacekeeping II: Harmful diversity
  2008-1/9
- Dangerous tragedy
  2007-12/483
- Distorted idea of statehood
  2007-11/438
- “Afghanistan is not ready for a central state yet”
  2007-7/302
- Big words, little action
  2007-7/272
Gender, women
- Eritrea's ban on female genital mutilation in force for one year
  2008-3/97
- Hopeless
  2007-11/401
- Benefits for entire families
  2007-5/196
- Without women, no sustainable development
  2007-5/188
- An unaffordable luxury
  2007-5/191
- Literacy empowers
  2007-5/199
- Stuck at the small-scale level
  2007-5/194
- Equal opportunity à la Wolfowitz
  2007-5/178
- Security or development efforts?
  2007-5/206
- German Chancellor supports World Bank’s action plan
  2007-4/136
Global Governance
- Biodiversity talks must respect rights of indigenous peoples and local communities
  2008-5/197-199
- Climate talks inch forwards
  2008-5/185
- IMF finally reformed
  2008-5/181
- Cambodia's genocide tribunal
  2008-4/
- Interview with Paul Collier: Gearing towards the bottom billion
  2008-3/
- The pros and cons of Responsibility to Protect
  2008-3/117-119
- Slow progress on coordinating European development efforts
  2008-2/60
- The myth of western aid
  2008-2/69
- Peacekeeping II: Harmful diversity
  2008-1/9
- Peacekeeping I: An exceptional option of coercive force
  2008-1/8
- “We need an alliance between old and new donors”
  2007-9/348
- Majority in favour of stronger UN
  2007-7/
- What the future can teach us
  2007-7/296
- Mixed results
  2007-7/269
- Controversy over “Heiligendamm Process”
  2007-7/306
- Planless on Africa’s battlefields
  2007-7/268
Globalisation
- Only change in rural development will stop food-price inflation
  2008-5/188-189
- Economists' concern about growing global inequality
  2008-4/144-148
- Tax havens and elitist arrogance
  2008-4/134
- Globalisation of farming in Honduras
  2008-2/
- Web 2.0 and rural change
  2008-2/74
- Agriculture: Supermarkets’ looming threats
  2008-2/72
- Medien: Henning Melber und Cornelia Wilß (Hg.): G8 Macht Politik
  2008-1/
- Sovereign wealth fund pulls back
  2008-1/
- Voluntary, vague, and unenforceable
  2007-12/464
- Rising giants
  2007-12/452
- Responsibility for people and markets
  2007-12/456
- No “race to the bottom”
  2007-12/459
- Things are different now
  2007-12/466
- Take a close look
  2007-12/442
- Renaissance of extractive industries
  2007-11/402
- Transnational trade law leaves little scope for policy-making
  2007-9/316
- A fresh start needed
  2007-7/290
- Adding value
  2007-7/
- Planless on Africa’s battlefields
  2007-7/268
- Near chaos in Nairobi
  2007-3/130
Governance
- Hope for incremental progress on rule of law in China
  2008-5/210-211
- Credibility is the key
  2008-5/
- Kemalist pressure on Turkey's reformer Erdogan
  2008-4/175
- Alumni: Network of experts
  2008-2/
- Poverty reduction: New paradigm
  2008-1/28
- A president under fire
  2007-10/395
- World Bank: Governance has improved
  2007-9/
- Contributing to better governance
  2007-9/345
- “UN tribunals are helping”
  2007-7/
- Donor credibility
  2007-7/266
- Progress undone
  2007-7/279
- What the future can teach us
  2007-7/296
- Little islands of improvement
  2007-4/152
Health, medicine
- Lack of physicians due to migration, WHO warns
  2008-4/139
- How Tanzania reacts to the AIDS-related orphans crisis
  2008-3/122-123
- Eritrea's ban on female genital mutilation in force for one year
  2008-3/97
- Sanitation: ecosan makes sense
  2008-3/120-121
- Lower AIDS estimates
  2008-1/
- Success in fight against measles
  2008-1/
- Pharmaceutical products: No progress
  2008-1/6
- New success in search for malaria vaccine
  2007-12/
- Overlooked heroines
  2007-12/472
- Fresh money, old problems
  2007-11/
- Long march towards civil society
  2007-10/384
- Sex education under God
  2007-10/385
- WHO calls for free mosquito nets
  2007-10/358
- Staff shortages in the health sector
  2007-9/343
- Higher salaries needed
  2007-9/326
- Desire for change
  2007-6/254
- Medical research is a public matter
  2007-5/218
- More money for microcredit and health
  2007-5/
- HIV/AIDS: WHO and UNAIDS recommend circumcision
  2007-5/
- A chance not to be missed
  2007-4/161
- Uganda: debating
  2007-3/94/95
Human rights
- Poverty reduction: New paradigm
  2008-1/28
- “UN tribunals are helping”
  2007-7/
- Donor credibility
  2007-7/266
- Industry self-regulation
  2007-6/252
InWEnt
- African security architecture developing at snails pace
  2008-5/212-213
- Media ethics in the age of the internet
  2008-4/170-171
- The Interamerican Development Bank studies social exclusion
  2008-4/168-169
- Training managers serves CIS transition
  2008-3/124-125
- The challenges of certifying fair-trade textiles
  2008-3/126-127
- Alumni: Network of experts
  2008-2/
- Africa and Europe: Uneasy relationship
  2008-1/36
- Infrastructure: Water for all – but how?
  2008-1/34
- Act at all levels
  2007-12/476
- “Baby in need of strengthening”
  2007-11/430
- Coping with stress
  2007-10/390
- Sex education under God
  2007-10/385
- Justice: Local mediation
  2007-9/344
- Contributing to better governance
  2007-9/345
- Conservation challenge
  2007-7/298
- 550,000 additional vocational-school teachers by 2010
  2007-6/256
- Desire for change
  2007-6/254
- Good journalism helps build institutions
  2007-5/210
- The choice is not difficult
  2007-4/166
- “We are creating a global network”
  2007-4/168
- Energy for rural Africa
  2007-3/126-127
- Law enforcement is not enough
  2007-3/124-125
- Environmental Prize from Harvard University
  2007-3/127
Indebtedness
- World Bank facility against vulture funds
  2007-7/
- Public debt relief can benefit private-sector creditors
  2007-6/
- Afghanistan: fewer children dying
  2007-6/
- Healthy competition
  2007-4/175
Information technologies, New
- First order for $ 100 laptops
  2007-12/
- Essential content
  2007-11/428
- Hooking up to the knowledge society
  2007-5/212
- In search of fair computers
  2007-4/155
- “We are creating a global network”
  2007-4/168
Infrastructure
- Infrastructure for Liberia’s new start
  2008-5/
- How the Asian Development is cooperating with the private sector on infrastructure
  2008-4/172-173
- Sanitation: ecosan makes sense
  2008-3/120-121
- Web 2.0 and rural change
  2008-2/74
- Simple solutions
  2008-1/2
- “Piped water is a convenience”
  2008-1/23
- Infrastructure: universal access fonds for telecommunications
  2008-1/20
- Infrastructure: Make rural development happen
  2008-1/12
- “Baby in need of strengthening”
  2007-11/430
- UNCTAD: Poor countries need technology
  2007-9/
Institutions
- Uganda’s fragile North
  2008-3/112-113
Law, Judiciary, Public administration
- Hope for incremental progress on rule of law in China
  2008-5/210-211
- Cambodia's genocide tribunal
  2008-4/
- Bangladesh strengthens independent judiciary
  2007-12/
- Herausgeforderte Justiz
  2007-11/426
- New tension in Bolivia
  2007-10/358
- Transnational trade law leaves little scope for policy-making
  2007-9/316
- Justice: Local mediation
  2007-9/344
- “UN tribunals are helping”
  2007-7/
- Progress undone
  2007-7/279
- Justice be done
  2007-7/287
- asdfsadfsafd
  2007-6/600
Media, communication
- News: Kathmandu, not Lhasa
  2008-5/184
- Media ethics in the age of the internet
  2008-4/170-171
- Conflict Prevention: Johan Galtung about the role of the media
  2008-4/162-163
- Kenya: Uncertain future
  2008-4/
- Lots of entertainment, not much politics
  2007-10/357
- Contributing to better governance
  2007-9/345
- Literacy empowers
  2007-5/199
- Good journalism helps build institutions
  2007-5/210
Natural disasters
- After the tsunami
  2007-4/164
Non-governmental organisations, civil society
- Aid effectiveness: The myth of NGO superiority
  2008-5/
- Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
  2008-3/114-116
- Development jargon: Helping people to help themselves
  2008-1/30
- Interview with : “Africa must push its values”
  2008-1/40
- Long march towards civil society
  2007-10/384
- “Thinking in terms of black and white is dangerous”
  2007-10/372
- “We can make a difference”
  2007-6/248
- Two documents of dissent
  2007-6/
- Near chaos in Nairobi
  2007-3/130
Organisations, institutions (Germany, except for NGOS)
- Germany second most important donor according to OECD
  2008-5/182
- International NGOs lambast donors’ performance in Afghanistan
  2008-5/183
- Evaluatiing security-development Nexus in Afghanistan
  2008-3/108-111
- NGOs in conflict situations: Good will alone is not enough
  2007-12/
- Beyond the talk of a “locusts’ plague”
  2007-9/340
- Majority in favour of stronger UN
  2007-7/
- Two documents of dissent
  2007-6/
Organisations, institutions (international)
- African security architecture developing at snails pace
  2008-5/212-213
- Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
  2008-5/178
- Climate talks inch forwards
  2008-5/185
- IMF finally reformed
  2008-5/181
- Forzen evolution in coservation parks
  2008-5/206 - 207
- Economists' concern about growing global inequality
  2008-4/144-148
- How the Asian Development is cooperating with the private sector on infrastructure
  2008-4/172-173
- Lack of physicians due to migration, WHO warns
  2008-4/139
- The World Bank's Chinese chief economist
  2008-3/
- Though improving internal coordination, UN is slow in implementing Paris Declaration
  2008-3/
- Climate change at World Bank
  2007-11/400
- WHO calls for free mosquito nets
  2007-10/358
- “We need an alliance between old and new donors”
  2007-9/348
- A UN force
  2007-9/
- Growth alone won’t do
  2007-9/338
- New deal involves Thailand and ADB
  2007-7/
- Progress undone
  2007-7/279
- Controversy over Asian Development Bank
  2007-6/
- Embarrassingly self-assured
  2007-6/263
- IMF struggles for relevance
  2007-5/
- Equal opportunity à la Wolfowitz
  2007-5/178
- Listen to the locals
  2007-5/
- Cooperation by the World Bank and IMF assessed
  2007-4/136
- UN reform: less visions, more diplomacy
  2007-3/131
- UN tests reform in additional countries
  2007-3/95
- Praise and censure by the FAO
  2007-3/94
Participation
- Biodiversity talks must respect rights of indigenous peoples and local communities
  2008-5/197-199
- Javanese Muslims oppose nukes
  2007-11/414
- Long march towards civil society
  2007-10/384
- “Thinking in terms of black and white is dangerous”
  2007-10/372
- Power to the people
  2007-7/297
Population, family planning
- How Tanzania reacts to the AIDS-related orphans crisis
  2008-3/122-123
- Overlooked heroines
  2007-12/472
- Sex education under God
  2007-10/385
Poverty reduction
- Biodiversity: Feeding a growing population
  2008-5/192-194
- The Interamerican Development Bank studies social exclusion
  2008-4/168-169
- SIDA's approach to assessing pro-poor growth
  2008-4/137
- Food prices rising on world market
  2008-4/136-137
- What it is that makes growth pro-poor
  2008-4/160-161
- Interview with Paul Collier: Gearing towards the bottom billion
  2008-3/
- Sanitation: ecosan makes sense
  2008-3/120-121
- Fighting poverty: “Look at villages through the MDG prism”
  2008-2/76
- Development jargon: Helping people to help themselves
  2008-1/30
- “Piped water is a convenience”
  2008-1/23
- Poverty reduction: New paradigm
  2008-1/28
- Infrastructure: Make rural development happen
  2008-1/12
- A president under fire
  2007-10/395
- Staff shortages in the health sector
  2007-9/343
- Growth alone won’t do
  2007-9/338
- Higher salaries needed
  2007-9/326
- “Inclusive processes are essential”
  2007-7/292
- A fresh start needed
  2007-7/290
- Study warns against expecting too much of microcredits
  2007-4/
Private sector
- Training managers serves CIS transition
  2008-3/124-125
- The challenges of certifying fair-trade textiles
  2008-3/126-127
- Corruption: Nigeria scraps deals with Siemens
  2008-1/
- Voluntary, vague, and unenforceable
  2007-12/464
- Responsibility for people and markets
  2007-12/456
- Business interests, correctly understood
  2007-12/474
- Take a close look
  2007-12/442
- Renaissance of extractive industries
  2007-11/402
- Unfavourable investment climate
  2007-10/382
- Poor results
  2007-10/382
- Beyond the talk of a “locusts’ plague”
  2007-9/340
- What the future can teach us
  2007-7/296
- Adding value
  2007-7/
- Industry self-regulation
  2007-6/252
- Medical research is a public matter
  2007-5/218
- Stuck at the small-scale level
  2007-5/194
- In search of fair computers
  2007-4/155
- The choice is not difficult
  2007-4/166
- “The true challenge is the prosperity gap”
  2007-4/150
- “A job for government agencies”
  2007-4/144
- Accountability is based on duties
  2007-4/147
- Little islands of improvement
  2007-4/152
Raw materials
- Food prices rising on world market
  2008-4/136-137
- No peace with blood diamonds
  2007-12/
- Renaissance of extractive industries
  2007-11/402
- Jewelled development
  2007-5/204
Refugees, migration
- Media ethics in the age of the internet
  2008-4/170-171
- Lack of physicians due to migration, WHO warns
  2008-4/139
- Chad’s own problems and international intervention
  2008-3/131
- Slow progress on EU migration policy
  2008-3/92-93
- Scholarship for refugees serve reconstruction
  2008-3/103-05
- Migration: Immigration as opportunity
  2008-1/
Regional economic unions
- According to Friedrich Ebert Foundation, the gulf between rich and poor is wider in the EU than in the USA
  2008-4/149-151
- Overwhelmed by speed and scope
  2007-11/439
- Unity means strength
  2007-10/359
Religion
- Kemalist pressure on Turkey's reformer Erdogan
  2008-4/175
- Prosperity through penance and conversion
  2007-12/470
- The global power of religion
  2007-12/448
- Unhealthy power
  2007-10/366
- Paying attention to the people
  2007-10/354
- Beyond world-denial
  2007-10/376
- “Thinking in terms of black and white is dangerous”
  2007-10/372
Research, science
- The World Bank's Chinese chief economist
  2008-3/
- Wrong path
  2007-12/444
- “Proper families, businesses and nations”
  2007-9/320
- What donors should do
  2007-9/
- Indispensable institutions
  2007-9/322
- Intercontinental network
  2007-9/328
- “Inclusive processes are essential”
  2007-7/292
- What the future can teach us
  2007-7/296
- Power to the people
  2007-7/297
- DIE course for university graduates
  2007-3/94
Social policy, social development
- Credibility is the key
  2008-5/
- The Interamerican Development Bank studies social exclusion
  2008-4/168-169
- Trade unions in Nigeria in pursuit of social justice
  2008-4/
- What it is that makes growth pro-poor
  2008-4/160-161
- Tax havens and elitist arrogance
  2008-4/134
- According to Friedrich Ebert Foundation, the gulf between rich and poor is wider in the EU than in the USA
  2008-4/149-151
- Bolivia’s social and ethnic tensions
  2008-4/156-159
- How Tanzania reacts to the AIDS-related orphans crisis
  2008-3/122-123
- Overlooked heroines
  2007-12/472
Socio-cultural factors
- Biodiversity talks must respect rights of indigenous peoples and local communities
  2008-5/197-199
- Forzen evolution in coservation parks
  2008-5/206 - 207
- Conflict Prevention: Johan Galtung about the role of the media
  2008-4/162-163
- Bolivia’s social and ethnic tensions
  2008-4/156-159
- Development jargon: Helping people to help themselves
  2008-1/30
- Prosperity through penance and conversion
  2007-12/470
- Justice: Local mediation
  2007-9/344
Sustainability
- High-tech agriculture threatens smallholders as well as biodiversity
  2008-5/200-201
- Alumni: Network of experts
  2008-2/
- Business interests, correctly understood
  2007-12/474
Taxes
- Taxes: Going online to fight corruption
  2008-1/
- Broadening the base
  2007-5/202
- Fair taxes for Latin America
  2007-3/121-123
Technology
- Technology transfer: Poor countries are catching up slowly
  2008-2/49
- infrastructure and the poor: off-grid solutions as only sensible option
  2008-1/16
- Infrastructure: universal access fonds for telecommunications
  2008-1/20
- Javanese Muslims oppose nukes
  2007-11/414
- UNCTAD: Poor countries need technology
  2007-9/
- Uganda tests GM bananas
  2007-4/
Terrorism
- Constitutional deficits and Pakistan's election planning
  2008-2/87
- “More US soldiers unwelcome”
  2007-10/356
Tourism
- Forzen evolution in coservation parks
  2008-5/206 - 207
Trade policy
- Food: 100 million more people face hunger
  2008-5/180
- EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
  2008-5/202-205
- According to Friedrich Ebert Foundation, the gulf between rich and poor is wider in the EU than in the USA
  2008-4/149-151
- Pharmaceutical products: No progress
  2008-1/6
- No “race to the bottom”
  2007-12/459
- Overwhelmed by speed and scope
  2007-11/439
- Unity means strength
  2007-10/359
- Transnational trade law leaves little scope for policy-making
  2007-9/316
- EPAs: EU offers free market access
  2007-5/
- Liberalisation has done Africa more harm than good
  2007-5/
- EPAs: Bumpy home stretch
  2007-4/173
- Africans want EPA-talks extension
  2007-3/94/95
Urbanisation, urban and regional planning
- Environmental worries of Chinese mayors
  2008-2/80
- Clouds over Asia’s future
  2007-3/106-107
Water
- International decision-making: The people, the river and the border
  2008-1/32
- “Piped water is a convenience”
  2008-1/23
- Infrastructure: Water for all – but how?
  2008-1/34
- Voluntary, vague, and unenforceable
  2007-12/464
- “Baby in need of strengthening”
  2007-11/430
- Coping with stress
  2007-10/390
Work
- SIDA's approach to assessing pro-poor growth
  2008-4/137
- Trade unions in Nigeria in pursuit of social justice
  2008-4/
- The challenges of certifying fair-trade textiles
  2008-3/126-127
World Economy
- Rising giants
  2007-12/452
Zimbabwe
- Any hope left for Zimbabwe after the elections?
  2008-5/219

Regions and countries

Afghanistan
- International NGOs lambast donors’ performance in Afghanistan
  2008-5/183
- Evaluatiing security-development Nexus in Afghanistan
  2008-3/108-111
- Peacekeeping II: Harmful diversity
  2008-1/9