Welcome to Development
Development is the flagship journal of the Society for International Development (SID).
Since 1957 Development has explored the cutting edge issues of human centred development. With alternative perspectives on civil society, development policy and community based strategies for livelihoods, gender and social justice, Development keeps readers up to date on the challenging issues of today's rapidly changing world.
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2009 Volume 52
Published quarterly
ISSN: 1011-6370
EISSN: 1461-7072
Editor:
Wendy Harcourt, Australia
Introduction
Culture and Identity
Development Collections: Culture and Identity FREE selected papers from the Development online archive
In 2009, Volume 52 of Development is devoted to ‘Culture and Identity’. The four issues focus on ‘Sexuality and Development’, ‘Power, Movements, Change’, ‘Beyond Economics’, and ‘Xenophobia, Culture and Identity’.
To accompany the Volume, a selection of leading papers has been made freely available from past issues of Development. The authors, from the UK, Colombia, Uganda, Mexico, Northern Ireland and Australia, offer their views and perceptions on the role that culture and identity plays in different contexts, whether it is by helping to solve conflict in Northern Ireland, affirming rights of Mexican indigenous women or building a common identity for women living under Muslim law.
View the list of Selected Papers here.
News
TRIBUTE TO SMITU KOTHARI
A very dear member of the 'Development' Editorial Board Smitu Kothari passed away on 23rd March 2009 in New Delhi unexpectedly of heart failure.
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Development in 2009
Volume 52 of Development takes 'culture and identity' as its theme. Read more…
Development will have 6% more pages in 2009.
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