In 2007 Development will celebrate fifty years of publishing some of the best activist intellectual debates on crucial issues affecting communities, places and environments worldwide. The journal's discussion has focused on development policies, practices, and institutions working for economic and social justice, human progress, environmental rights, gender equity, equality and freedom. Development creates a unique space to connect mainstream development policy and research with activism and alternative thinking as a vital resource for those working or interested in development research and policy.
In 2007 there will be the regular four issues out every three months together with a Special Issue that will mark the 50th anniversary of the journal.
2007 ISSUES
- Vol. 50.1. Democracy |
- Vol. 50.2. Poverty |
- Vol. 50 Special Anniversary Issue - The Power of Ideas |
- Vol. 50.3. China |
- Vol. 50.4. Migration |
Vol. 50.1. Democracy (March 2007)
Examines questions of democracy and democratization in relation to development theory and practice.
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Focuses on poverty with a critical assessment of poverty in today's current development discourse.
Top of pageVol. 50 Special Anniversary Issue - The Power of Ideas (July 2007)
Engages authors and readers in a multigenerational dialogue that reflects on the past and future of development.
Top of pageVol. 50.3 China (September 2007)
Opens up the debate around china and development in today's changing world order.
Top of pageVol. 50.4 Migration (December 2007)
Looks at economic and political rights of migrants, refugees and displaced people in relation to development policy.
