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Subjects

• Agriculture, rural development
  • Steps in the right direction: UN principles designed to prevent land grabbing
    2012-5/219
  • Rio+20: Another attempt to save the planet?
    2012-4/166-168
  • West African drought: Gambia calls for help
    2012-4/172
  • Recent agricultural developments are promising
    2012-3/112-113
  • Africa needs green renaissance, not green revolution
    2012-3/107-109
  • Food security is hampered by financial speculation and liberalisation of commodity markets
    2012-3/114-116
  • The most urgent challenge is to get rural development started
    2012-3/90
  • The world community depends on African smallholders and their landraces
    2012-3/102-103
  • Africa’s agricultural productivity must rise
    2012-3/104-106
  • Slow but steady reform of Mali’s cotton sector
    2012-3/94
  • A Ghanaian agro-buisness blazes a promising trail
    2012-3/100-101
  • The pros and cons of large-scale biomass production in tropical forests
    2012-1/22-23
  • Remote villages need off-grid power supply
    2012-1/27-29
  • Proof of higher standards of living: Cotton Made in Africa
    2011-12/472-473
  • Mixed messages from Global Hunger Index 2011
    2011-11/402-403
  • UN agencies are supporting culture sensitive development in remote regions of China
    2011-11/428-429
  • How climate protection depends on smarter agriculture
    2011-10/363
  • IFC wanst to boost food security with private sector means
    2011-10/392-393
  • Contract farming in Namibia is not yet as successful as planned
    2011-10/389-391
  • Letters to the editor July edition
    2011-7/305
  • Malawi: Lower fish prices
    2011-6/225
  • To fight hunger, it won’t do to merely boost agricultural production
    2011-6/224-225
  • How to protect the Amazonian rainforest
    2011-5/212-214
  • Aquaculture’s growth potential in Africa is huge
    2011-4/160-161
  • The daunting challenge of feeding 9 billion people
    2011-4/134
  • SEARICE helps Asian smallholders breed crop varieties
    2011-4/149-151
  • Informed use of media: the role of journalism
    2011-4/136-137
  • Malawi’s president is proud of agricultural success
    2011-4/144-145
  • Why subsistance farmers should switch to commercial agriculture
    2011-4/157-159
  • The role of Bayer CropScience’s hybrid rice
    2011-4/146-148
  • Farmers must choose profession, rather than merely comply with tradition
    2011-4/154-156
  • Oxfam experts warns: hunger crises are imminent
    2011-4/152-153
  • For 20 % of the world’s population, China has only 10 % of Earth’s arable land
    2011-3/92
  • Food prices keeping rising
    2011-2/48
  • Small farmers benefit from export strategies geared to niche markets
    2011-2/66
  • Global warming is making agriculture more difficult in Zimbabwe
    2011-1/35
  • Dispute over intensification of smallholders’ production
    2010-11/404
  • World Bank considers foreign investors interest in African farmland an opportunity
    2010-10/361
  • Food security is a human-rights issue
    2010-7/272
  • Crop-insurance schemes make sense where there is sufficient data
    2010-6/237-239
  • EU’s common agricultural policy compounds rural poverty in developing countries
    2010-5/214
  • Dispute over food security and intellectual property rights
    2010-4/144-146
  • Landraces' plant genetic resources are crucial to human survival
    2010-4/147 - 149
  • The Green Revolution is part of the problem, not the solution
    2010-4/134
  • Strict enforcement of intellectual property rights hurts farmers
    2010-4/156-158
  • UPOV’s plant variety protection serves to stimulate investment and modernisation
    2010-4/150-153
  • The best legal protection for breeders of plant varieties
    2010-4/154-155
  • Think globally, act locally: What InWEnt is doing to protect biodiversity
    2010-4/168-169
  • India’s law on plant variety protection and farmers’ rights
    2010-4/159-161
  • Upsides and downsides of Mali’s local-government elections in 2009
    2010-2/78-79
  • Employment guarantees are boosting rural development in India
    2009-12/472-473
  • More than 1 billion people are suffering hunger
    2009-11/400-401
  • Rural exodus: moving to the city
    2009-10/359
  • Climate change impacts on agriculture
    2009-10/370 - 372
  • The pros and cons of large-scale land purchases by foreign investors in developing countries
    2009-9/334 - 336
  • Indian op-ed pages explain Congress triumph
    2009-6/262
  • The conditions for sensible use of bioenergy according to German scientists
    2009-2/74-75
  • Biofuels: chances for rural development in India
    2008-12/463
  • Climate change: Senegal is waiting for the culprits to act
    2008-12/458-459
  • Risising world-market food prices and the global financial crisis
    2008-11/398
  • Global food security
    2008-11/436-437
  • Reform needs at the UN institutions in Rome
    2008-11/416-418
  • International agriculture after the price shocks
    2008-11/408-413
  • An infrastructural project of water collection in Ethiopia
    2008-9/341-342
  • Food Security: FAO summit with scant results
    2008-7/
  • How the international community can escape food scarcity
    2008-6/
  • How IFPRI wants to fight food-price inflation
    2008-6/226
  • Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
    2008-5/190-193
  • Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
    2008-5/178
  • Biodiversity: Feeding a growing population
    2008-5/194-196
  • High-tech agriculture threatens smallholders as well as biodiversity
    2008-5/200-201
  • 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
  • Agriculture: Supermarkets’ looming threats
    2008-2/72
  • Web 2.0 and rural change
    2008-2/74
  • Globalisation of farming in Honduras
    2008-2/
  • Infrastructure: Make rural development happen
    2008-1/12
  • South Africa: No biofuel from maize
    2008-1/
  • Sacrificial pawns
    2007-12/482
  • Essential content
    2007-11/428
  • “Great potential”“Great potential”
    2007-10/392
  • UN study against banning khat
    2007-9/
  • Indispensable institutions
    2007-9/322
  • Power to the people
    2007-7/297
  • “Inclusive processes are essential”
    2007-7/292
• Armament, disarmament
  • US military is more geared to civilian goals in Afghanistan than is generally assumed
    2010-6/262
  • Budding arms race in Latin America
    2009-10/360
  • Thai court does not extradite arms merchant Victor Bout to USA
    2009-9/312-313
  • Disarmement: Negotiating Obama's vision
    2009-6/228
  • German churches want EU guidelines on arms exports enforced fast
    2009-1/7
  • Conflicting interests: Civil-military cooperation
    2009-1/6
  • Danger of nuclear-weapons
    2007-4/
• Capacity Development
  • Partnerships between German and North African cities
    2012-5/186
  • Afghanistan in fear of 2014: Many await the withdrawal of international troops with anxiety
    2012-1/6
  • Germany’s development minister: Taxes should be simple, low and fair
    2011-6/236-238
  • Efforts to boosting innovation in Latinamerika
    2011-2/64-65
  • For a successful poverty reduction and climate protection the private sector is required – urgently
    2010-12/478-479
  • Indian companies innovate products poor people can afford
    2010-12/476-477
  • African Union is preparing for multidimensional peace missions
    2010-10/375-377
  • ASEAN nations are integrating
    2010-10/388-389
  • InWEnt's new leadership programme tackles climate change
    2010-10/390-391
  • Promoting vocational training in Colombia
    2010-9/344-345
  • Journalists’ job in disaster prevention
    2010-9/342-343
  • Supreme auditors promote protection of Amazonian rainforest
    2010-7/300-301
  • InWEnt and TI discuss outlook for climate diplomacy
    2010-7/302-303
  • Why citizen journalist make an important difference
    2010-6/256-257
  • Accurately assessing the MDGs and meaningful goals beyond
    2010-6/258-259
  • Employment is a route to political stability in fragile states
    2010-5/212-213
  • Bonn’s mayor on how municipal cooperation boosts international development
    2010-5/210-211
  • Global commons allow for innovation without patents
    2010-4/170-172
  • Think globally, act locally: What InWEnt is doing to protect biodiversity
    2010-4/168-169
  • Regional networks invigorate peace in Asia and Afrika
    2010-3/126-127
  • Smart logisitics can boost private-sector development in SADC countries
    2010-3/124
  • Women entrepreneurs are cooperating across borders in South Asia and Southern Africa
    2010-3/125
  • Why Copenhagen meant progress for Brazil on climate matters
    2010-2/85
  • Higher education is becoming aware of microfinance's management needs
    2010-2/58-61
  • InWEnt helps to establish social networks in Latinamerica
    2010-2/82-83
  • An InWEnt-intern from California compares environmental attitudes in Germany and the USA
    2010-2/84
  • 60th anniversary of Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft – legacy is thriving at InWEnt
    2010-1/36-37
  • InWEnt alumni assess African opportunities in global crises
    2010-1/38-39
  • InWEnt supports international-developmental engagement of municipal authorities
    2009-12/476-477
  • Capacity building on the aid-effectiveness agenda
    2009-12/478-479
  • Climate debate at Alumniportal Deutschland
    2009-11/432
  • EPA talks are stalling, capacity building might help
    2009-11/432 - 433
  • Leadership qualities that help to mitigate climate change
    2009-10/388-389
  • German corporations cooperate with young African leaders
    2009-10/390 - 391
  • How to promote innovation in Latin America
    2009-9/340-341
  • Voicing youth concerns on Mozambique’s TV
    2009-9/342-343
  • Former head of UNEP puts financial crisis, climate change and mega-city development into context
    2009-7/302-303
  • Qualifying senior staff in developing countries via personal counselling
    2009-7/304-305
  • Indian energy-efficiency experts take a look at German building practices
    2009-6/256-257
  • The local politics of preventive health care in Filipino schools
    2009-6/258-259
  • The political significance of ditigal media
    2009-5/216 - 217
  • Support for the victims of sexualised violcence in war
    2009-4/168 - 169
  • Donors coordinate efforts on local governments and decentralisation
    2009-4/170 - 171
  • How Asia is exposed to the financial crisis
    2009-3/124-125
  • The Tanzania Training Centre for Orthopaedic Technologists (TATCOT) has been supported by Germany for 25 years.
    2009-2/78-80
  • Harold Shangali on tasks of the Tanzania Training Centre for Orthopaedic Technologists (TATCOT)
    2009-2/80-81
  • In support of living systems’ ability to learn
    2009-1/36-37
  • / InWEnts IT-capacity-building-project in Southeast Asia illustrates the use of monitoring and evaluation
    2009-1/37-39
  • Reliable official climarelated data needed
    2008-12/478
  • Capacity building in the context of climate change
    2008-12/
  • Health care in Philippine primary schools
    2008-11/434-435
  • Global food security
    2008-11/436-437
  • Peacekeeping: "Create conditions for economic growth"
    2008-10/390-391
  • Training for your leaders from emerging countries
    2008-9/344-345
  • Assuming responsibility for sustainable business
    2008-9/346-347
  • Ethiopian civil-service reform
    2008-7/302-303
  • Municipal administration: “Help a healthy attitude take root”
    2008-7/304-305
  • MIT scholar defines up-to-date capacity building
    2008-6/256-258
  • Taking part in OSCE election observations
    2008-6/258-259
  • Public finance and social cohesion in Latin America
    2008-5/215
  • African security architecture developing at snail's pace
    2008-5/212-213
  • The Interamerican Development Bank studies social exclusion
    2008-4/168-169
  • Media ethics in the age of the internet
    2008-4/170-171
  • The challenges of certifying fair-trade textiles
    2008-3/126-127
  • Training managers serves CIS transition
    2008-3/124-125
  • 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
  • Sex education under God
    2007-10/385
  • Coping with stress
    2007-10/390
  • 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
  • “We are creating a global network”
    2007-4/168
  • The choice is not difficult
    2007-4/166
  • Environmental Prize from Harvard University
    2007-3/127
  • Energy for rural Africa
    2007-3/126-127
  • Law enforcement is not enough
    2007-3/124-125
• Children
  • Boosting immunisation: GAVI's approach to performance-based aid
    2012-5/208-209
  • ILO passes convention to protect household helpers
    2011-7/272-273
  • Extending maternity leave in Kenya was a double-edged reform
    2011-7/286-288
  • Palestinian women are well educated, but do not find good jobs
    2011-7/279-281
  • Raising water awareness in a Jordanian School
    2010-10/383-384
  • Youth unemployment spells trouble in Liberia
    2010-7/294-295
  • Higher school enrolment in Africa is leading to new challenges
    2010-6/226
  • Zambia’s youth frustrated by lack of opportunities
    2010-5/188-189
  • Guinean youngsters torn between protest and opportunism
    2010-5/190-193
  • 2oth anniversary of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
    2009-11/438
  • Andean primary education must take account of children’s day-to-day experience
    2009-7/276-278
  • Making use of laptops in schools in remote areas of developing countries
    2009-7/286-287
  • Education sector in Pakistan has improved in the last years, yet a lot has to be done
    2009-7/283-285
  • Review article: The global financial crisis impact on universal primary education
    2009-7/291-293
  • UNESCO Conference on sustainability and education in Bonn
    2009-5/185
  • Health care in Philippine primary schools
    2008-11/434-435
  • Fistulas – a serious health problem for Ethiopia
    2008-9/332-335
  • Fewer conflicts involving child soldiers
    2008-6/226-22
  • Higher salaries needed
    2007-9/326
• Civil wars, conflict management, peace building
  • Male violence in fragile countries
    2012-5/185
  • Op-ed views concerning Mali’s crisis
    2012-5/218
  • INEF scholars argue donor agencies need more coherent approaches to peace building
    2012-5/184
  • Gaddafi's fatal heritage for Libya and his neighbours,
    2012-4/138-139, 141
  • Hard to enforce: the human right to water
    2012-4/140
  • West African drought: Gambia calls for help
    2012-4/172
  • Syria and the international community's responsibility to protect civilians from harm
    2012-4/175
  • The worst of the east African famine is over – for now
    2012-3/110-111
  • Unless people are involved, there will be no peace in Afghanistan
    2012-3/102-104
  • When elections boost the risk of violence
    2012-2/53
  • Mobilising creative artists against Colombia’s culture of violence
    2012-2/80-81
  • Europe’s foreign ministers cannot do much about violence in Syria
    2012-1/11
  • Promising change of guard at the International Criminal Court
    2012-1/38
  • Afghanistan in fear of 2014: Many await the withdrawal of international troops with anxiety
    2012-1/6
  • What future in the Democratic Republic of Congo? International Criminal Court announced rigorous examination of the presidential election
    2012-1/8
  • Johnson-Sirleaf’s less than splendid election triumph in Liberia
    2011-12/480
  • Central American countries on track towards traumatic past
    2011-12/481
  • New security index: Somalia scores worst
    2011-9/312-313
  • Sri Lanka: Shocking murders of Tamil women
    2011-9/316-317
  • Unfinished revolutions in the Arab world
    2011-9/346
  • Civil society representatives are disappointed in Kimberley Process
    2011-9/351
  • The lasting lecagy of UN General-Secretary Dag Hammarskjöld 50 years after his death
    2011-9/337-339
  • Tackling male violence after civic strife
    2011-6/230-231
  • The Arab Spring has forced Fatah and Hamas to join hands
    2011-6/259
  • Migrants are fleeing from Libya to desperately poor Niger
    2011-6/226
  • The killing of Osama Bin Laden has made the awkward alliance of the USA with Pakistan even more awkward
    2011-6/263
  • Re-starting Liberia’s tax system from scratch
    2011-6/242-243
  • Pakistan’s troubled history of manipulating the religious faith for political purposes
    2011-5/200-202
  • The world is turning away as Côte d’Ivoire slides into civil war
    2011-4/175
  • The challenges of re-starting the Liberian police force
    2011-4/164-165
  • Gaddafi’s long shadows south of the Sahara
    2011-4/171
  • Tunisia is making progress on the road to democracy
    2011-4/172
  • The advantages of having many women in Nicaragua’s police force
    2011-3/108-109
  • According to Oxfam, donors are neglecting fragile states
    2011-3/96
  • South Sudanese people voted for independence
    2011-3/130
  • Gbagbo must not be allowed to prevail, but Cote d'Ivoire’s crisis is about more than only big-man politics
    2011-2/87
  • Why civil society and the private sector are inter-related
    2011-2/46
  • Recurring election shortcomings in Afghanistan
    2011-1/43
  • A strong private sector makes lasting peace more likely
    2010-12/474-475
  • German police officer assess his training mission in Afghanistan
    2010-11/428-429
  • Displaced persons in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
    2010-11/405
  • 2010-11/
  • Not rated high enough: pharmacists in times of disaster
    2010-11/413-415
  • Praise for unsung heroes: Peace Counts in Côte d'Ivoire
    2010-10/378-381
  • Afghanistan is not Vietnam
    2010-10/354
  • Women’s roles in UN peacekeeping
    2010-10/372-374
  • Conrad Schetter: „There is no sense of trust in Afghanistan“
    2010-10/370-371
  • African Union is preparing for multidimensional peace missions
    2010-10/375-377
  • Humanitarian agencies must not over-react to new risks
    2010-10/367-369
  • Dirk Niebel: „Our goal is crisis prevention“
    2010-10/364-366
  • “Democracy does not stand a chance in Rwanda“
    2010-9/315
  • Cambodia: Torture chief of the Khmer Rouge convicted
    2010-9/316
  • The army must not reconstruct too much in Pakistan’s rebel areas
    2010-9/346
  • Youth unemployment spells trouble in Liberia
    2010-7/294-295
  • TRIAL activist from Switzerland applauds the ICC’s new jurisdiction over “aggression”
    2010-7/304-305
  • Lessons from instability in Northern Caucasus
    2010-7/273
  • The differences made by Liberia's first census in 24 years
    2010-6/232-233
  • US military is more geared to civilian goals in Afghanistan than is generally assumed
    2010-6/262
  • Employment is a route to political stability in fragile states
    2010-5/212-213
  • UN Peacekeeping: women to the front
    2010-5/184
  • Illusions about Afghanistan’s statehood
    2010-5/183
  • Regional networks invigorate peace in Asia and Afrika
    2010-3/126-127
  • Deutschland unterstützt regionale Integration in Afrika
    2010-3/100-102
  • SWP expert says UN peacekeeping should be reformed because missions are overburendened
    2010-3/96
  • Afghanistan conference in London: talking to the Taliban
    2010-2/53
  • Why Sudan’s elections are likely to spell trouble
    2010-2/80-81
  • First-ever European Report on Development focusses on fragile statehood
    2010-2/74-75
  • Peace before truth in Rwanda
    2010-2/52
  • African footballer says games had to go on
    2010-2/50
  • Germany-based masterminds of Congolese war crimes
    2010-1/4-5
  • German NGOs criticise militarised Afghanistan policy
    2010-1/7
  • The lasting legacy of Ken Saro-Wiwa in Nigeria
    2010-1/12-13
  • Dangerous security forces in African countries
    2010-1/6
  • France’s former leaders engulfed in “Angola-Gate”
    2009-12/448
  • "Let's hope UN withdrawl from Pakistan is indeed temporary"
    2009-11/436
  • Hardly reason to celebrate: one year of awkward power sharing in Zimbabwe
    2009-10/395
  • German security expert assesses difficulties in Afghanistan
    2009-10/392-394
  • The tough fate of internally displaced people and Afghan refugees in Pakistan
    2009-9/328-330
  • Divisive anti-drug war
    2009-9/341
  • Vulture fund is exploting DR Congo
    2009-9/316
  • Diaspora communities often contribute to peace building in fragile states
    2009-9/320-322
  • Thai court does not extradite arms merchant Victor Bout to USA
    2009-9/312-313
  • Making peace in unconventional wars
    2009-7/273
  • The causes of West African militia violence
    2009-6/240-243
  • End of civil war: Sri Lanka's chance for peace
    2009-6/227
  • Wieczorek-Zeul assess situation in Pakistan in interview with D+C
    2009-5/206-207
  • Obamas initiatives deserve international support
    2009-5/218-219
  • Will CIA torturers go unpunished?
    2009-5/181
  • Jochen Hippler discusses Pakistan’s multi-dimensional judicial worries
    2009-4/172 - 173
  • Support for the victims of sexualised violcence in war
    2009-4/168 - 169
  • The reasons for Ethiopia to cooperate with Somalia’s moderate Muslim leader
    2009-3/128-129
  • War crimes increasingly prosecuted internationally
    2009-3/92-93
  • Hurdles disabled persons must overcome in Palestine
    2009-2/56-57
  • Progress made in monitoring Nepali rivers in spite of poltical turmoil
    2009-2/76-77
  • Surprising turn of events in Democratic Republic of Congo
    2009-2/50
  • Indian legal scholars bemoan impunity of Gujarat progroms
    2009-2/49
  • Peace process for Palestine comes to an end
    2009-2/87
  • Military mindset will not solve Aghanistan’s woes
    2009-1/34-35
  • Conflicting interests: Civil-military cooperation
    2009-1/6
  • Seasonal water management makes a difference in crisis-torn Chad
    2008-12/460-463
  • Fighting escalates in Congo
    2008-12/449
  • Islamist radicalim and Pakistan’s military
    2008-12/474-475
  • Comment: Kagame and Kabila hold the keys
    2008-12/482
  • US-Military: not welcome in Africa
    2008-11/402
  • Prosecution of sexualised war crimes
    2008-10/361
  • Peacekeeping: "Create conditions for economic growth"
    2008-10/390-391
  • Work in progress: pan-African security architecture
    2008-10/374-377
  • Army: Construction workers in uniform
    2008-10/364-367
  • Authoritarian leanings in the Philippines military
    2008-10/371-373
  • Pakistan: new president, old war
    2008-10/393
  • The military: depressing reality
    2008-10/354
  • Peacekeeping: „Create conditions for economic growth“
    2008-10/390-391
  • Turkey's military as self-appointed guardians of secularism
    2008-10/368-370
  • A skeptic takes stock of the African Standby Force
    2008-9/315
  • Success and failure of President Johnson-Sirleaf in Liberia
    2008-9/339-341
  • Arrest warrant for sudanese president El Bashir?
    2008-9/351
  • Systematic rape as a weapon in war
    2008-9/326-329
  • Cambodia needs stronger legislative bodies
    2008-9/338-339
  • Donors pledge billions to Afghanistan
    2008-7/270
  • Risks aid workers run in Afghanistan
    2008-7/294-295
  • The results of the biodiversity conference in Bonn
    2008-7/269
  • Fewer conflicts involving child soldiers
    2008-6/226-22
  • Infrastructure for Liberia’s new start
    2008-5/
  • Maoist triumph in Nepal's election
    2008-5/218
  • African security architecture developing at snail's pace
    2008-5/212-213
  • Kenya: Uncertain future
    2008-4/
  • Uribe isolated, Chávez embarassed, Correa prevailing
    2008-4/174
  • Cambodia's genocide tribunal
    2008-4/
  • Evaluatiing security-development Nexus in Afghanistan
    2008-3/108-111
  • The pros and cons of Responsibility to Protect
    2008-3/117-119
  • Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
    2008-3/114-116
  • How the German military experience views foreign deployment
    2008-3/106-107
  • Chad’s own problems and international intervention
    2008-3/131
  • Peacekeeping II: Harmful diversity
    2008-1/9
  • Peacekeeping I: An exceptional option of coercive force
    2008-1/8
  • No peace with blood diamonds
    2007-12/
  • Lessons from Central America
    2007-12/
  • The global power of religion
    2007-12/448
  • Distorted idea of statehood
    2007-11/438
  • Small successes
    2007-11/424
  • Platform for hope
    2007-10/356
  • Sobering assessment of Afghanistan's reconstruction
    2007-10/358
  • “More US soldiers unwelcome”
    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
  • Planless on Africa’s battlefields
    2007-7/268
  • Big words, little action
    2007-7/272
  • 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
  • Afghanistan’s vicious circle
    2007-3/118
• Climate, Energy
  • New report on global sustainability by UN High-Level Panel
    2012-4/138
  • Coping with climate change
    2012-4/158-160
  • Rio+20: Another attempt to save the planet?
    2012-4/166-168
  • Energy efficient urbanisation
    2012-3/97
  • Review essay: relevant reading on renewable energies
    2012-1/32-33
  • The pros and cons of large-scale biomass production in tropical forests
    2012-1/22-23
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  • Why Copenhagen meant progress for Brazil on climate matters
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  • Climate debate at Alumniportal Deutschland
    2009-11/432
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    2009-11/402
  • Scholars propose to remodel the emissions trading
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  • Climate change impacts on agriculture
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  • Smarter water infrastructure is made necessary by climate change
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  • Leadership qualities that help to mitigate climate change
    2009-10/388-389
  • Mombasa is a telling example of what climate change holds in store for coastal towns
    2009-10/364-365
  • No driving force ahead of Copenhagen Climate summit
    2009-10/354
  • Outlines of a global deal on climate protection and poverty reduction
    2009-10/366-369
  • Bangladesh’s progress in terms of disaster relief is encouraging
    2009-10/373 - 375
  • Climate change will trigger mass migration
    2009-9/323-325
  • Huge Dam projects in the Himalayas pay no attention to global warming
    2009-9/336 - 337
  • Climate negotiations inch forward slowly ahead of Copenhagen
    2009-7/271
  • Only heads of states and governments can lead the way out of climate impasse
    2009-7/307
  • Former head of UNEP puts financial crisis, climate change and mega-city development into context
    2009-7/302-303
  • South Indian village is self-sufficient in terms of power generation
    2009-7/300-301
  • Desertec plans to generate power from Sahara sun
    2009-7/270
  • Climate: The unexplored dephts of the sea
    2009-6/224
  • Indian energy-efficiency experts take a look at German building practices
    2009-6/256-257
  • Energy: Biofuel's hidden costs
    2009-6/229
  • Even poorest countries must reduce carbon emissions
    2009-6/260-261
  • North American journalists look into renewable energy systems in Germany
    2009-5/214-215
  • Global financial crisis opens opportunities for action on climate
    2009-4/175
  • Imminent dilution of the standards defined by the World Commission on Dams
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  • The conditions for sensible use of bioenergy according to German scientists
    2009-2/74-75
  • Climate change: Madagascar has a right to international support
    2009-1/31 - 33
  • Brazil’s Supreme Court strengthens the rights of indigenous people
    2009-1/9
  • Climate protection matters ever more to Chinese NGOs
    2009-1/30 - 32
  • Expert essays on adapting to climate change
    2008-12/468
  • Capacity building in the context of climate change
    2008-12/
  • Needs of developing countries for adapting to climate change.D
    2008-12/452-453
  • Seasonal water management makes a difference in crisis-torn Chad
    2008-12/460-463
  • Biofuels: chances for rural development in India
    2008-12/463
  • Reliable official climarelated data needed
    2008-12/478
  • Climate change: Senegal is waiting for the culprits to act
    2008-12/458-459
  • International programmes on adaptation to climate change
    2008-12/466-467
  • Greenhouse emmissions increasing again
    2008-12/446
  • Coping with climate damage
    2008-12/442
  • Food security: The meek shall inherit the worst
    2008-11/419-421
  • G8 summit in Toyako: not much progress
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  • The Clean Development Mechanism’s uncertain future
    2008-6/229
  • Climate talks inch forwards
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  • The endangered amazon rainforest
    2008-4/141
  • Climate change: New conflict scenarios
    2008-4/164-165
  • Too little, too late
    2008-1/43
  • South Africa: No biofuel from maize
    2008-1/
  • infrastructure and the poor: off-grid solutions as only sensible option
    2008-1/16
  • An incomplete triumph
    2007-11/398
  • Javanese Muslims oppose nukes
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  • Beyond aid as we know it
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  • Risk assessment at many levels
    2007-11/422
  • “Skip the age of fossil fuels”
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  • Greenwashing
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  • “Great potential”“Great potential”
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• Colonialism, decolonialisation
  • The British government is cutting spending, but not ODA
    2011-2/77-79
  • Not much reason to celebrate: 50 years of independence in Africa
    2010-7/296-297
  • Post-independence authoritarianism
    2008-10/378-381
  • Zimbabwe’s blocked democracy
    2008-6/236-239
  • Bolivia’s social and ethnic tensions
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  • The root-causes of Kenya's post-election crisis
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• Conditionality, policy dialogue, intervention
  • Results-based aid: opportunities of an innovative approach
    2011-11/400-401
  • Malawis record of poverty and social impact assessments
    2010-10/385-387
  • An agenda for African governments in view of the global financial crisis
    2009-3/106-109
• Corruption
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    2010-12/480-481
  • Sex tourism breeds corruption in the Philippines
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  • France’s former leaders engulfed in “Angola-Gate”
    2009-12/448
  • Democratic Voice of Burma, broadcasting from Norway, has impact on regime
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  • In Tanzania, budet support is making in difference in terms of fighting corruptions
    2009-4/148 - 150
  • News - Monitor
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  • Civil-service nightmares in the Philippines
    2008-7/285-289
  • Taxes: Going online to fight corruption
    2008-1/
  • Corruption: Nigeria scraps deals with Siemens
    2008-1/
  • Monitoring UN Corruption Convention
    2007-10/358
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    2007-5/
  • European Development Bank debars Lahmeyer
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• Democratisation
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  • Presidential elections: tense times in Senegal
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    2012-3/92-93
  • Unless people are involved, there will be no peace in Afghanistan
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  • Pakistan's Supreme Court should not have indicted Prime Minister Gilani
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  • One year on, the dreams of the Tahrir Square heroes have not come true
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  • In Niger, civil society needs support at the grassroots level
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  • When elections boost the risk of violence
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  • Dubious raids: Egyptian authorities do not trust western NGOs
    2012-2/84
  • Plans for the European Endowment for Democracy are heading in the wrong direction
    2012-2/82-83
  • Morocco opts for reform, not revolution
    2012-1/41
  • Egypt’s elections started amidst a new wave of protests
    2012-1/39-40
  • What future in the Democratic Republic of Congo? International Criminal Court announced rigorous examination of the presidential election
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  • The transition will be harder in Libya than in Tunisia
    2011-12/478-479
  • Young north African activists discuss democracy and justice
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  • Johnson-Sirleaf’s less than splendid election triumph in Liberia
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  • Central American countries on track towards traumatic past
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  • Syria’s oppostion must postpone identity issues
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  • The West can support the transition to democracy in Egypt and Tunisia, but must not impose its beliefs
    2011-10/394
  • Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe is making life impossible to his coalition partner
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  • Unfinished revolutions in the Arab world
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  • Indonesian lessons for the Arab world
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  • Peru’s new president has a chance to unite not only his nation, but even its world region
    2011-7/306
  • Egypt's revolution without change of power
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  • Planning Minister Triki discusses Tunisia’s daunting reform agenda
    2011-6/260-261
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  • Egypt’s road to democracy is proving rocky
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  • To become more accountable, local governments are set to collect their own taxes
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  • Ugandan protest movement “walks to work”
    2011-6/228-29
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    2011-5/206-207
  • Irritating Turkish AKP – religious rhetoric and liberal reforms
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  • German companies hesitate to invest in revolutionary Tunisia
    2011-5/184-185
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    2011-5/219
  • Germany’s Development Minister Dirk Niebel on how he is supporting the Arab Spring
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    2011-5/198-199
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  • Saudi money makes a difference in Bangladesh, but radical Islam is not a strong political force
    2011-5/203-204
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  • International media on elections in Haiti: Lost credibility
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    2011-1/43
  • New IDEA handbook on electoral justice
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    2010-12/480-481
  • Gerrymandering has hurt Venezuela’s opposition in recent elections
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    2010-10/393-394
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    2010-9/346
  • Not much reason to celebrate: 50 years of independence in Africa
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    2009-10/395
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  • Deutsche Welle provides radio-education for young Africans
    2009-7/288-290
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  • Challenges Pakistan’s rightful chief justice must rise to
    2009-5/208-210
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    2009-5/178
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  • Democratic Voice of Burma, broadcasting from Norway, has impact on regime
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  • How SABC’s educational radio managed the transistion from apartheid
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  • Civil-society critique of European budget support for Nicaragua
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    2009-4/144 - 147
  • Adenauer Foundation’s 11 proposals for more successful budget support
    2009-4/154 - 157
  • New prime minister cannot inspire much hope in Zimbabwe
    2009-3/130
  • Congo: President brutally suppresses opposition
    2009-1/4
  • Braod-based political discourse is the best approach to evaluation
    2009-1/2
  • Islamist radicalim and Pakistan’s military
    2008-12/474-475
  • Zimbabwe: No choice but hope
    2008-10/392
  • Authoritarian leanings in the Philippines military
    2008-10/371-373
  • Pakistan: new president, old war
    2008-10/393
  • Turkey's military as self-appointed guardians of secularism
    2008-10/368-370
  • Despite Morales' referendum victory, Bolivia remains split
    2008-9/312
  • Success and failure of President Johnson-Sirleaf in Liberia
    2008-9/339-341
  • South Asian press comments on Musharraf resignation
    2008-9/350
  • Cambodia needs stronger legislative bodies
    2008-9/338-339
  • Mugabe sworn in again after violence
    2008-7/273
  • Zimbabwe’s blocked democracy
    2008-6/236-239
  • Web 2.0 and the transformation of the public sphere in Malaysia
    2008-6/240-241
  • Lessons EU election observers learned in Kenya
    2008-6/245-247
  • Review essay: the power of African elections
    2008-6/
  • Testing OSCE observations
    2008-6/232-235
  • Without reconciliation, there can be no democracy in Iraq
    2008-6/242-244
  • Editorial: Elections measure two things
    2008-6/222
  • Taking part in OSCE election observations
    2008-6/258-259
  • 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
  • Elections: No predictable fault lines
    2008-2/48
  • The root-causes of Kenya's post-election crisis
    2008-2/
  • Constitutional deficits and Pakistan's election planning
    2008-2/87
  • Small successes
    2007-11/424
  • World Bank: Governance has improved
    2007-9/
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    2007-7/279
  • Dialogue between human rights groups and trade unions
    2007-4/
• Development cooperation criticism of
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  • Why less development aid might sometimes deliver more
    2012-3/124-125
  • MDGs are already a success
    2010-12/442
  • Managing for results is about rethinking how aid is distributed and made use of
    2010-2/76-77
  • Dambisa Moyo’s anti-aid argument is completely overblown
    2009-7/306
  • Pitfalls of the participation principle
    2009-4/166 - 167
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • Donor harmonisation: development on aid efficiency
    2008-10/388-389
  • Why aid is about risky investments
    2008-7/
  • 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
  • Boosting immunisation: GAVI's approach to performance-based aid
    2012-5/208-209
  • An interesting choice: Jim Yong Kim for World Bank president
    2012-5/217
  • Brazil – an emerging donor of development aid
    2012-5/214-215
  • INEF scholars argue donor agencies need more coherent approaches to peace building
    2012-5/184
  • Bridges from scholarship to policymaking
    2012-4/170-171
  • Donors have not made much progress on harmonisation
    2012-4/168-169
  • Slow but steady reform of Mali’s cotton sector
    2012-3/94
  • Why less development aid might sometimes deliver more
    2012-3/124-125
  • Responsible policy ownership of developing countries is a goal and must not be taken for granted
    2012-2/70-73
  • Civil society leader finds Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation promising
    2012-2/58-60
  • Why development results depend on regional integration in Africa
    2012-2/62-64
  • How to interest aid agencies adn policymakers in research
    2012-2/76-77
  • In spite of the aid affectiveness agenda, developmental programmes are still risky investments
    2012-2/46
  • Malawi knows what it means when donors discontinue budget support
    2012-2/74-75
  • Nicaragua’s Centro Humboldt would benefit from Donor Harmonisation
    2012-2/68
  • EU Commissioner Piebalgs explains how he wants to boost aid effectiveness
    2012-2/69-70
  • Guatemalan leader wants donors to pay more attention
    2012-2/65-67
  • From Rome to Busan: a brief history of the High Level Forums on Aid Effectiveness
    2012-2/60-61
  • For Latin Americans, Busan summit’s aftertaste is bittersweet
    2012-1/43
  • High Level Forum agrees on Busan Partnership for Effecitive Development Cooperation
    2012-1/4-5
  • Views converging on developmental role of private sector
    2011-11/398
  • Donors must move to make High Level Forum on Aid Effectivenss succeed
    2011-11/439
  • Subsidised insurances could encourage investors to fund businesses in developing countries
    2011-11/423-425
  • Impact evaluation should be considered best practice
    2011-11/431-433
  • Results-based aid: opportunities of an innovative approach
    2011-11/400-401
  • How to improve the UN Development System
    2011-10/384-385
  • African expert assesses 50 years of German development policy
    2011-10/372-374
  • The West can support the transition to democracy in Egypt and Tunisia, but must not impose its beliefs
    2011-10/394
  • A Swiss view on Germany’s development policy and the challenges of the future
    2011-10/375-377
  • Ahead of the next High Level Forum on Aid effectiveness, Germany’s development minister emphasises the principle of managing for results
    2011-9/342-344
  • A call for democratic ownership of development programmes
    2011-9/340-341
  • Why donor agencies should grant open access to their data
    2011-9/344-345
  • Malawi’s president is defying donors as well as civil society organisations
    2011-9/349
  • Europe’s Development Commissioner Piebalgs on aid to Afghanistan and other crisis countries
    2011-7/303-304
  • Rwanda’s public-finance management is improving fast
    2011-6/244-246
  • Why triangular cooperation of advanced nations with emerging-market and developing countries makes sense
    2011-6/253-254
  • Donors argue with Malawi’s President Mutharika over governance issues
    2011-5/219
  • The ECDPM’s critcial assessment of budget support in Southern African countries
    2011-4/141
  • IATI standards serve to make aid more transparent
    2011-3/95
  • According to Oxfam, donors are neglecting fragile states
    2011-3/96
  • How voice reform came about at the World Bank
    2011-3/118-120
  • The British government is cutting spending, but not ODA
    2011-2/77-79
  • CBD members agree Nagoya Protocol on access to genetical resources
    2010-12/482
  • Rapid appraisal of Millennium Development Goals
    2010-12/452-453
  • Development agencies must emphasise democracy, markets and individual responsibilty
    2010-12/458-460
  • German think tank criticises EU approach to budget support
    2010-11/402
  • Afghanistan is not Vietnam
    2010-10/354
  • Malawis record of poverty and social impact assessments
    2010-10/385-387
  • MDG summit's fine rhetorik must be followed up with action
    2010-10/395
  • Why development professionals tend to think they know it all
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  • Accurately assessing the MDGs and meaningful goals beyond
    2010-6/258-259
  • Pitfalls of using indicators to measure democracy
    2010-6/244-247
  • Afghanistan conference in London: talking to the Taliban
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  • Managing for results is about rethinking how aid is distributed and made use of
    2010-2/76-77
  • Biodiversity is a cross-cutting challenge for development agencies
    2010-1/32-35
  • Less aid might deliver more to Africa
    2009-12/464-466
  • Lessons learned from Asian success
    2009-12/467-469
  • Donor agencies do not adhere to aid-effectiveness principles in Cambodia
    2009-12/456-459
  • Due to global crisis, over-indebtedness looms large
    2009-12/474-475
  • Uganda’s Andrew Mwenda critisises conventional donor approaches to development
    2009-12/452-453
  • Research-based evidence could make a difference
    2009-12/460-462
  • Development agencies have their work cut out
    2009-12/442
  • Capacity building on the aid-effectiveness agenda
    2009-12/478-479
  • African development debate takes little interest in Dambisa Moyo’s critisim of donors
    2009-12/454-455
  • Harmonised donors need patience concerning public-sector reform in Zambia
    2009-10/384-385
  • How the OECD should engage China in debate on aid
    2009-10/386-387
  • Aid-for-Trade gets good marks
    2009-9/317
  • Disparity-bred crisis in Honduras
    2009-9/350
  • Education sector in Pakistan has improved in the last years, yet a lot has to be done
    2009-7/283-285
  • Enduring rent-seeking mentality stifles entrepreneurship in Mozambique
    2009-6/237 -239
  • Wieczorek-Zeul assess situation in Pakistan in interview with D+C
    2009-5/206-207
  • In Tanzania, budet support is making in difference in terms of fighting corruptions
    2009-4/148 - 150
  • Civil-society critique of European budget support for Nicaragua
    2009-4/151 - 153
  • Kortmann says budget support should contribute to openness and democracy
    2009-4/144 - 147
  • International supervision
    2009-4/134
  • Adenauer Foundation’s 11 proposals for more successful budget support
    2009-4/154 - 157
  • Pitfalls of the participation principle
    2009-4/166 - 167
  • The right questions concerning budget support (review essay)
    2009-4/158 - 159
  • Donors coordinate efforts on local governments and decentralisation
    2009-4/170 - 171
  • IFC evaluates developmental success
    2009-2/72-73
  • Considering donor’s evaluation practice from a Senegalese viewpoint
    2009-1/12-13
  • Global financial crisis will compound problems related to high sovereign debt
    2009-1/41-42
  • Military mindset will not solve Aghanistan’s woes
    2009-1/34-35
  • Unconvincing result of UN summit on development finance in Doha
    2009-1/
  • Braod-based political discourse is the best approach to evaluation
    2009-1/2
  • Development agencies need more solid knowledge of the effect of their work
    2009-1/14 - 17
  • Relevant reading on evaluation approaches
    2009-1/
  • Donor-agency performance must be measured precisely
    2009-1/20
  • Needs of developing countries for adapting to climate change.D
    2008-12/452-453
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • Adaptation to climate change will depend on development-cooperation experience
    2008-12/454-457
  • Climate change: Senegal is waiting for the culprits to act
    2008-12/458-459
  • International programmes on adaptation to climate change
    2008-12/466-467
  • Pressure on Ankara because of Ilisu dam
    2008-11/404
  • Donor harmonisation: development on aid efficiency
    2008-10/388-389
  • Aid Effectiveness: Accra Agenda for Action
    2008-10/356-357
  • Exaggerated criticism of development efforts per se
    2008-9/
  • Donors pledge billions to Afghanistan
    2008-7/270
  • Why aid is about risky investments
    2008-7/
  • Editorial – Global governance as a matter of human rights
    2008-7/266
  • Donor harmonisation: “Make national systems the default option”
    2008-7/298-299
  • The results of the biodiversity conference in Bonn
    2008-7/269
  • Why the South Centre finds the Paris Agenda irritating
    2008-7/299-301
  • World Bank expert discusses limits of evaluating complex developments in quantitative terms
    2008-6/
  • Aid effectiveness: The myth of NGO superiority
    2008-5/
  • International NGOs lambast donors’ performance in Afghanistan
    2008-5/183
  • Germany second most important donor according to OECD
    2008-5/182
  • 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/
  • Comment: Cooperating with the dragon
    2008-2/84
  • EU should make aid agencies more competitive
    2008-2/56
  • The myth of western aid
    2008-2/69
  • Donor harmonisation in Ghana
    2008-2/65
  • Editorial: Fundamental values
    2008-2/46
  • Sobering assessment of Afghanistan's reconstruction
    2007-10/358
  • What donors should do
    2007-9/
  • “We need an alliance between old and new donors”
    2007-9/348
  • “Inclusive processes are essential”
    2007-7/292
  • A fresh start needed
    2007-7/290
  • Controversy over “Heiligendamm Process”
    2007-7/306
  • Justice be done
    2007-7/287
  • Experts discuss African development opportunities
    2007-6/
  • Auditors criticise US food aid as bureaucratic and inefficient
    2007-6/
  • More money for microcredit and health
    2007-5/
  • Official development assistance in decline
    2007-5/
  • “Very complex landscape”
    2007-5/216
  • Healthy competition
    2007-4/175
  • Progress in donor harmonisation
    2007-4/
• Development cooperation of the European Union
  • Terre des Hommes and Welthungerhilfe demand more coherence, Terre des Hommes, Welthungerhilfe, Zivilgesellschaft, Menschenrechte, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS), VENRO, Deutscher Genossenschafts- und Raiffeisenverband (DGRV),
    2012-5/183
  • Experts discuss opportunities of circular migration
    2012-5/180-181
  • Donors have not made much progress on harmonisation
    2012-4/168-169
  • Why less development aid might sometimes deliver more
    2012-3/124-125
  • Malawi knows what it means when donors discontinue budget support
    2012-2/74-75
  • EU Commissioner Piebalgs explains how he wants to boost aid effectiveness
    2012-2/69-70
  • Plans for the European Endowment for Democracy are heading in the wrong direction
    2012-2/82-83
  • High Level Forum agrees on Busan Partnership for Effecitive Development Cooperation
    2012-1/4-5
  • Afghanistan in fear of 2014: Many await the withdrawal of international troops with anxiety
    2012-1/6
  • EPAs: Why free trade alone doesn’t make an economy grow
    2011-12/460-461
  • The EU's Economic Partnership Agreement with Cariforum has not made much progress yet
    2011-12/462-463
  • Europe clinging to its old partners in North Africa
    2011-11/404
  • Global governance is the most important future development issue
    2011-10/378-381
  • Europe must pave the path to the “green economy“
    2011-9/310
  • Europe’s Development Commissioner Piebalgs on aid to Afghanistan and other crisis countries
    2011-7/303-304
  • Germany’s Development Minister Dirk Niebel on how he is supporting the Arab Spring
    2011-5/216
  • Cooperation with Muslim countries is hamperd by overblown European fears
    2011-5/178
  • Refugees: European dilemma
    2011-3/97
  • Why Ben Ali fell and the West is not in favour in Tunisia
    2011-2/82
  • Africans and Europeans talked, but didn’t agree in Tripoli
    2011-1/4-5
  • EU Commissioner Piebalgs wants to boost climate-friendly electric power in Africa
    2011-1/ 6
  • Africa-EU-Partnership (JAES) needs revitalisation
    2010-12/449
  • German think tank criticises EU approach to budget support
    2010-11/402
  • EU Development goals
    2010-7/270
  • EU’s common agricultural policy compounds rural poverty in developing countries
    2010-5/214
  • EU trade agreement with Colombia and Peru
    2010-4/140
  • In Romania and Bulgaria, civil-society organisations are demanding rule of law
    2010-3/108-110
  • Even though deep integration could serve developing countries, the strategy is politically controversial
    2010-3/114-117
  • European Commission: two important jobs
    2010-3/95
  • The EU’s tremendous peacemaking success is taken for granted and hardly noticed any more
    2010-3/90
  • First-ever European Report on Development focusses on fragile statehood
    2010-2/74-75
  • EPA talks are stalling, capacity building might help
    2009-11/432 - 433
  • Global Forum on Migration and Development benefits from non-binding setting
    2009-9/331-333
  • Economic crisis hurts illegal migrants in Spain
    2009-6/234 - 236
  • Foreign-policy think tank bemoans lack of German strategy on Africa
    2009-5/182
  • German churches want EU guidelines on arms exports enforced fast
    2009-1/7
  • Relevant reading on evaluation approaches
    2009-1/
  • Conflicting interests: Civil-military cooperation
    2009-1/6
  • International programmes on adaptation to climate change
    2008-12/466-467
  • False promises of Europe’s migration policy
    2008-11/439
  • Lessons EU election observers learned in Kenya
    2008-6/245-247
  • 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
  • EU should make aid agencies more competitive
    2008-2/56
  • Slow progress on coordinating European development efforts
    2008-2/60
  • Donor harmonisation in Ghana
    2008-2/65
  • Editorial: Fundamental values
    2008-2/46
  • Pharmaceutical products: No progress
    2008-1/6
  • Migration: Immigration as opportunity
    2008-1/
  • Interview with : “Africa must push its values”
    2008-1/40
  • 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
  • Avoiding duplication of European aid efforts
    2007-3/92
  • Africans want EPA-talks extension
    2007-3/94/95
  • Focus on Africa
    2007-3/92
• Development cooperation of the FRG
  • State Secretary Haber sees triple role for Germany's Foreign Office in humanitarian aid
    2012-5/210-211
  • The developmental relevance of higher education
    2012-5/192-193
  • Terre des Hommes and Welthungerhilfe demand more coherence, Terre des Hommes, Welthungerhilfe, Zivilgesellschaft, Menschenrechte, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS), VENRO, Deutscher Genossenschafts- und Raiffeisenverband (DGRV),
    2012-5/183
  • Experts discuss opportunities of circular migration
    2012-5/180-181
  • Twinning cities helps policymakers to rise to great challgenges
    2012-4/150-151
  • Bridges from scholarship to policymaking
    2012-4/170-171
  • Donors have not made much progress on harmonisation
    2012-4/168-169
  • ”A solid roof“
    2012-3/120-121
  • Malawi knows what it means when donors discontinue budget support
    2012-2/74-75
  • Dubious raids: Egyptian authorities do not trust western NGOs
    2012-2/84
  • Letter
    2011-12/479
  • Impact evaluation should be considered best practice
    2011-11/431-433
  • Why Germany’s Development Ministry is keen on cooperating with the private sector
    2011-11/416-417
  • What German NGOs dislike about the Development Ministry's stance towards the private sector
    2011-11/418-419
  • Europe clinging to its old partners in North Africa
    2011-11/404
  • German minister on future development policy
    2011-10/382-383
  • Walter Scheel discusses his time in office as German development minister
    2011-10/366-367
  • Erhard Eppler discusses his time in office as German development minister
    2011-10/368-369
  • African expert assesses 50 years of German development policy
    2011-10/372-374
  • Global governance is the most important future development issue
    2011-10/378-381
  • Hans-Peter Repnik discusses his time in office as parliamentary state secretary in the development ministry
    2011-10/370-371
  • A Swiss view on Germany’s development policy and the challenges of the future
    2011-10/375-377
  • Enough to do for Germany’s Development Ministry in the next ten years
    2011-10/354
  • Ahead of the next High Level Forum on Aid effectiveness, Germany’s development minister emphasises the principle of managing for results
    2011-9/342-344
  • New grid infrastructure is needed to make full use of renewable energies
    2011-9/325-327
  • Why donor agencies should grant open access to their data
    2011-9/344-345
  • France and Germany bundle their resources to support the water sector in South Sudan
    2011-9/316
  • The challenge of assessing measures designed to promote better governance
    2011-7/294-296
  • Germany’s Development Minister Dirk Niebel on how he is supporting the Arab Spring
    2011-5/216
  • German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development is about to formulate a follow-up strategy for the MDGs for the years until 2030
    2010-12/454-457
  • Development Minister Dirk Niebel’s congratulations for E+Z’s 50th anniversary
    2010-11/432
  • Germany is Europe’s potential leader on aid for trade
    2010-11/426-427
  • Approved by the cabinet: the outlines of the merger of GTZ, DED and InWEnt
    2010-7/292-293
  • Kishore Mahbubani challenges aid agencies to rely more on Asian capacities
    2010-6/263
  • Iván Égido's views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-5/
  • Eduardo Araral on reform of German agencies for technical cooperation
    2010-5/
  • Ridwanul Hoque’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-5/216
  • Agnes Abuom's views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-5/216
  • Grimaldo Rengifo on reform of German agencies for technical cooperation
    2010-5/
  • East German lessons 20 years after the fall of the Berlin wall
    2010-5/204-205
  • Jakkie Cilliers’ views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/172
  • Jose Fernando Arns' views on merger of GTZ, DED and InWEnt
    2010-4/
  • Atuki Turner’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • Rubina Saigol’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • GTZ helps to thermo-technically renovate prefabricated buildings in Ulan Bator
    2010-4/166-167
  • Zafrullah Chowdhury on merger of GTZ, InWEnt and DED
    2010-4/
  • Vladimir Antwi-Danso on up-to-date development cooperation
    2010-4/
  • Jagdish Bhagwati’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • Saleemul Huq’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • Richard Leftley’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • Jennifer Dube’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/172-174
  • Reforming technical cooperation
    2010-3/122-123
  • Germany’s new development minister discusses policy in an interview
    2010-1/28-29
  • Development policy of Germany’s new government emphasises national ownership and the fight against poverty
    2009-12/446
  • Heike Hänsel elaborates development policy of Germany's Left
    2009-9/347
  • Christian Ruck elaborates development policy of Germany's Christian Democrats
    2009-9/344
  • Karl Addicks elaborates development policy of Germany's Free Democrats
    2009-9/346
  • Sascha Raabe elaborates development policy of Germany's Soical Democrats
    2009-9/345
  • Ute Koczy elaborates development policy of Germany's The Greens
    2009-9/348
  • Assessing results: much activity, but no system in Germany's development cooperation
    2009-6/226
  • Foreign-policy think tank bemoans lack of German strategy on Africa
    2009-5/182
  • Kortmann says budget support should contribute to openness and democracy
    2009-4/144 - 147
  • Adenauer Foundation’s 11 proposals for more successful budget support
    2009-4/154 - 157
  • Syria interested in German model of the social market economy
    2009-3/112 - 115
  • News
    2008-10/359-360
  • Ethiopian civil-service reform
    2008-7/302-303
  • Germany second most important donor according to OECD
    2008-5/182
  • GTZ organises debates of Muslim spiritual leaders and women’s rights organisations
    2008-5/182
  • Higher education: The next generation of German-Arab experts
    2008-4/166-167
  • Evaluatiing security-development Nexus in Afghanistan
    2008-3/108-111
  • How the German military experience views foreign deployment
    2008-3/106-107
  • German development budget 2008
    2008-1/
  • “Look beyond the dashboard”
    2007-12/480
  • German development ministry budget grows
    2007-9/
  • Realising the European dream
    2007-9/336
  • GTZ and KfW both report record results
    2007-7/
  • New emphasis
    2007-6/250
  • Why development policy matters
    2007-6/
  • DEG achieves record result
    2007-3/95
  • Ministry opposes GTZ and KfW proposal
    2007-3/97
  • Climate change – time for a revolution
    2007-3/100-102
• Development cooperation of the German Länder (states) and municipalities
  • Partnerships between German and North African cities
    2012-5/186
  • Development policy needs local partners
    2010-12/444-445
  • Bonn’s mayor on how municipal cooperation boosts international development
    2010-5/210-211
  • InWEnt supports international-developmental engagement of municipal authorities
    2009-12/476-477
  • Agro-wells help tackle poverty in Sri Lanka
    2009-4/164
  • Expert essays on adapting to climate change
    2008-12/468
• Development policy, development strategies
  • Why scholarship matters
    2012-5/178
  • Happiness economics: growth has its limits
    2012-4/164-165
  • Responsible policy ownership of developing countries is a goal and must not be taken for granted
    2012-2/70-73
  • Civil society leader finds Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation promising
    2012-2/58-60
  • In spite of the aid affectiveness agenda, developmental programmes are still risky investments
    2012-2/46
  • Guatemalan leader wants donors to pay more attention
    2012-2/65-67
  • From Rome to Busan: a brief history of the High Level Forums on Aid Effectiveness
    2012-2/60-61
  • For Latin Americans, Busan summit’s aftertaste is bittersweet
    2012-1/43
  • High Level Forum agrees on Busan Partnership for Effecitive Development Cooperation
    2012-1/4-5
  • Views converging on developmental role of private sector
    2011-11/398
  • India’s government is mobilising private capital to boost the nation’s infrastructure
    2011-11/410-412
  • Donors must move to make High Level Forum on Aid Effectivenss succeed
    2011-11/439
  • Subsidised insurances could encourage investors to fund businesses in developing countries
    2011-11/423-425
  • Why Germany’s Development Ministry is keen on cooperating with the private sector
    2011-11/416-417
  • What German NGOs dislike about the Development Ministry's stance towards the private sector
    2011-11/418-419
  • Results-based aid: opportunities of an innovative approach
    2011-11/400-401
  • A Swiss view on Germany’s development policy and the challenges of the future
    2011-10/375-377
  • Visions of a sustainable future
    2011-9/334-335
  • New security index: Somalia scores worst
    2011-9/312-313
  • Supporting environment-friendly development in Africa
    2011-9/314-315
  • The Poverty Reduction, Equity and Growth Network and its annual conferences
    2011-7/300-301
  • Why triangular cooperation of advanced nations with emerging-market and developing countries makes sense
    2011-6/253-254
  • Why subjective indicators for development are meaningful
    2011-4/168-169
  • The ECDPM’s critcial assessment of budget support in Southern African countries
    2011-4/141
  • The British government is cutting spending, but not ODA
    2011-2/77-79
  • The G20: an informal power broker with growint developmental relevance
    2011-1/17-20
  • Rapid appraisal of Millennium Development Goals
    2010-12/452-453
  • Development agencies must emphasise democracy, markets and individual responsibilty
    2010-12/458-460
  • German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development is about to formulate a follow-up strategy for the MDGs for the years until 2030
    2010-12/454-457
  • German think tank criticises EU approach to budget support
    2010-11/402
  • Germany is Europe’s potential leader on aid for trade
    2010-11/426-427
  • Promising start of UNFCCC’s Adaptation Fund
    2010-9/324-326
  • Useful GTZ planning toolkit for assessing and preventing climate risks
    2010-9/327-329
  • MDG 1 remains the greatest challenge
    2010-9/351
  • Approved by the cabinet: the outlines of the merger of GTZ, DED and InWEnt
    2010-7/292-293
  • Why development professionals tend to think they know it all
    2010-7/298-299
  • Paul Romer's vision is to found new, well-run cities for millions of people
    2010-6/260-261
  • Kishore Mahbubani challenges aid agencies to rely more on Asian capacities
    2010-6/263
  • Accurately assessing the MDGs and meaningful goals beyond
    2010-6/258-259
  • Eduardo Araral on reform of German agencies for technical cooperation
    2010-5/
  • Ridwanul Hoque’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-5/216
  • Agnes Abuom's views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-5/216
  • Grimaldo Rengifo on reform of German agencies for technical cooperation
    2010-5/
  • East German lessons 20 years after the fall of the Berlin wall
    2010-5/204-205
  • Jakkie Cilliers’ views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/172
  • Jose Fernando Arns' views on merger of GTZ, DED and InWEnt
    2010-4/
  • Rubina Saigol’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • Zafrullah Chowdhury on merger of GTZ, InWEnt and DED
    2010-4/
  • Vladimir Antwi-Danso on up-to-date development cooperation
    2010-4/
  • Richard Leftley’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/
  • Jennifer Dube’s views on reform of German development agencies
    2010-4/172-174
  • Biodiversity is a cross-cutting challenge for development agencies
    2010-1/32-35
  • Germany’s new development minister discusses policy in an interview
    2010-1/28-29
  • Less aid might deliver more to Africa
    2009-12/464-466
  • Development policy of Germany’s new government emphasises national ownership and the fight against poverty
    2009-12/446
  • Uganda’s Andrew Mwenda critisises conventional donor approaches to development
    2009-12/452-453
  • Research-based evidence could make a difference
    2009-12/460-462
  • African development debate takes little interest in Dambisa Moyo’s critisim of donors
    2009-12/454-455
  • Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom’s contribution to develpment theory and policies
    2009-11/424-426
  • How the OECD should engage China in debate on aid
    2009-10/386-387
  • Aid-for-Trade gets good marks
    2009-9/317
  • Heike Hänsel elaborates development policy of Germany's Left
    2009-9/347
  • Christian Ruck elaborates development policy of Germany's Christian Democrats
    2009-9/344
  • Karl Addicks elaborates development policy of Germany's Free Democrats
    2009-9/346
  • Sascha Raabe elaborates development policy of Germany's Soical Democrats
    2009-9/345
  • Diaspora communities often contribute to peace building in fragile states
    2009-9/320-322
  • Ute Koczy elaborates development policy of Germany's The Greens
    2009-9/348
  • Only heads of states and governments can lead the way out of climate impasse
    2009-7/307
  • Dambisa Moyo’s anti-aid argument is completely overblown
    2009-7/306
  • Even poorest countries must reduce carbon emissions
    2009-6/260-261
  • Adenauer Foundation’s 11 proposals for more successful budget support
    2009-4/154 - 157
  • Pitfalls of the participation principle
    2009-4/166 - 167
  • The right questions concerning budget support (review essay)
    2009-4/158 - 159
  • German development minister considers global financial crisis a modernisation opportunity
    2009-3/
  • An agenda for African governments in view of the global financial crisis
    2009-3/106-109
  • International conference on vocational education for sustainable development in spring 2009
    2009-3/126 - 127
  • Well considered mix of methods leads to goo evaluation results
    2009-1/18 - 19
  • Conflicting interests: Civil-military cooperation
    2009-1/6
  • Global finance: the collapse of neoliberalism
    2008-11/430-431
  • Donor harmonisation: development on aid efficiency
    2008-10/388-389
  • Financing for development: „Doha is about preventive action“
    2008-10/394-395
  • Aid Effectiveness: Accra Agenda for Action
    2008-10/356-357
  • G8 summit in Toyako: not much progress
    2008-9/314
  • Strengths of German NGOs
    2008-7/296-297
  • Why the South Centre finds the Paris Agenda irritating
    2008-7/299-301
  • World Bank expert discusses limits of evaluating complex developments in quantitative terms
    2008-6/
  • Expert commission assess the main ingredients of growth-inducive policies
    2008-6/225
  • 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
  • Asian-African heritage
    2007-6/245
  • Delhi hits the scene
    2007-6/242
  • Healthy competition
    2007-6/232
  • Strengthening Sino-African ties
    2007-6/
  • African unease
    2007-6/238
  • “We can make a difference”
    2007-6/248
  • East Asia re-considers foreign-exchange reserves
    2007-5/
  • Paradigm shift
    2007-5/219
• Development theory
  • Why subjective indicators for development are meaningful
    2011-4/168-169
  • Poverty is more than a mere lack of material goods
    2011-2/80-81
  • Development economics has something to offer in times of crisis
    2010-9/338-339
  • Capital exports drive development
    2007-9/315
• Drugs
  • Legalise it: why Latin Americans are tired of the war on drugs
    2012-5/216
  • Conrad Schetter: „There is no sense of trust in Afghanistan“
    2010-10/370-371
  • Mexico’s most powerful drug cartel
    2010-6/228
  • Appropriately supported, journalists will contribute to Colombian peace
    2010-6/254-255
  • Refugees in Ecuador
    2010-4/164-165
  • Divisive anti-drug war
    2009-9/341
  • 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/
  • Afghanistan’s vicious circle
    2007-3/118
• Economic development
  • How rating agencies thwart development
    2012-5/211-213
  • Happiness economics: growth has its limits
    2012-4/164-165
  • The IFC could do more to promote social and environmental standards
    2011-11/413-415
  • Protesters in Chile call for social reform and more government intervention
    2011-10/360
  • Asian women deserve broader choices
    2011-7/276-278
  • Why investors do not worry much about developing countries’ tax rates
    2011-7/296-297
  • The precarious socio-economic situation is undermining stability in Central Asia
    2011-6/250-252
  • Why subjective indicators for development are meaningful
    2011-4/168-169
  • Efforts to boosting innovation in Latinamerika
    2011-2/64-65
  • KenInvest supports small businesses to become engines of growth in Kenya
    2011-2/56-57
  • African business journalist assesses his continent’s minor role in the G20
    2011-1/26-27
  • European Initiative „Beyond GDP“
    2011-1/10
  • African economies are rebounding after financial crisis
    2010-12/469-471
  • From a Latin American perspective, both the USA and China are to blame for the “currency wars”
    2010-11/439
  • Pros and cons of tourism
    2010-7/266
  • Uganda's statistical office stands out in Africa
    2010-6/234-236
  • Disasters and the challenges of database management
    2010-6/240-242
  • Global repercussions of Greece’s debt crisis
    2010-6/224-225
  • The differences made by Liberia's first census in 24 years
    2010-6/232-233
  • Crop-insurance schemes make sense where there is sufficient data
    2010-6/237-239
  • Give young people the chances they deserve
    2010-5/178
  • African education ministers are becoming aware of informal sector’s relevance
    2010-5/194-195
  • Africans are worried about other things than China’s exchange-rate policy
    2010-3/131
  • Why microcredit programmes should be based on local savings
    2010-2/56-57
  • The rights to deposit savings, access credit and enjoy insurance protection
    2010-2/46
  • Better ways to assess a nation’s welfare
    2009-12/470-471
  • Employment guarantees are boosting rural development in India
    2009-12/472-473
  • Economic pros and cons of migration
    2009-10/358
  • Enduring rent-seeking mentality stifles entrepreneurship in Mozambique
    2009-6/237 -239
  • Economic crisis hurts illegal migrants in Spain
    2009-6/234 - 236
  • Global crisis hurts independent media in poor countries
    2009-5/178
  • Stiglitz Commission calls for new paradigms for global economy
    2009-5/180
  • Tax havens hurt development, says Georg Stoll of the Tax Justice Network
    2009-5/184
  • Obamas initiatives deserve international support
    2009-5/218-219
  • Global financial crisis opens opportunities for action on climate
    2009-4/175
  • Drastic consequences of diarrhoeal disease
    2009-4/162
  • German development minister considers global financial crisis a modernisation opportunity
    2009-3/
  • How Asia is exposed to the financial crisis
    2009-3/124-125
  • A note on global-governance reform
    2009-3/110-111
  • Syria interested in German model of the social market economy
    2009-3/112 - 115
  • Scope for better country assessments at the World Bank
    2009-3/
  • An agenda for African governments in view of the global financial crisis
    2009-3/106-109
  • World Bank business is expanding due to global crisis
    2009-3/115
  • African leaders must rise to global crisis
    2009-3/104-105
  • Diabetes is becoming ever more common in developing countries
    2009-2/66-68
  • China’s policy in the global finance turmoil
    2009-2/84-85
  • Relevant Reading: disabilities and development
    2009-2/69-71
  • Enabling the disabled serves development in general
    2009-2/54-55
  • Global financial crisis will compound problems related to high sovereign debt
    2009-1/41-42
  • Budgetary controls need to be improved in developing counries
    2008-12/470-472
  • International agriculture after the price shocks
    2008-11/408-413
  • What Indian government agencies can do to attract private-sector investments in infrastructure projects
    2008-7/282-284
  • Liberia's progress in civil service
    2008-7/276-278
  • Donor harmonisation: “Make national systems the default option”
    2008-7/298-299
  • Economic progess under less than perfect administration
    2008-7/290-291
  • Expert commission assess the main ingredients of growth-inducive policies
    2008-6/225
  • Credibility is the key
    2008-5/
  • Infrastructure for Liberia’s new start
    2008-5/
  • Tax havens and elitist arrogance
    2008-4/134
  • SIDA's approach to assessing pro-poor growth
    2008-4/137
  • Kemalist pressure on Turkey's reformer Erdogan
    2008-4/175
  • Economists' concern about growing global inequality
    2008-4/144-148
  • What it is that makes growth pro-poor
    2008-4/160-161
  • Uribe isolated, Chávez embarassed, Correa prevailing
    2008-4/174
  • Training managers serves CIS transition
    2008-3/124-125
  • Agriculture: Supermarkets’ looming threats
    2008-2/72
  • Technology transfer: Poor countries are catching up slowly
    2008-2/49
  • The myth of western aid
    2008-2/69
  • Simple solutions
    2008-1/2
  • Liberalisation has done Africa more harm than good
    2007-5/
  • An unaffordable luxury
    2007-5/191
• Education, training
  • A private-sector university in Benin offers American-style education
    2012-5/190-191
  • Higher education hardly not serves upward mobility in Colombia
    2012-5/206-207
  • Law schools must do a much better job in Bangladesh
    2012-5/200-202
  • Why scholarship matters
    2012-5/178
  • The developmental relevance of higher education
    2012-5/192-193
  • Social science research is challenging, but important in Vietnam
    2012-5/203-205
  • Research agenda: opportunities for African lion economies
    2012-5/197-199
  • African universities must strive for excellence
    2012-5/194-196
  • Palestinian women are well educated, but do not find good jobs
    2011-7/279-281
  • Relevant reading: why it pays to promote equal opportunities for both sexes
    2011-7/292-293
  • Farmers must choose profession, rather than merely comply with tradition
    2011-4/154-156
  • Brazil in the war for talent
    2011-2/50
  • Boosting physicians’ skills in South East Asia
    2010-11/418-420
  • Dispute over intensification of smallholders’ production
    2010-11/404
  • Journalism students support local media in the Easter Cape Province
    2010-10/382-383
  • Raising water awareness in a Jordanian School
    2010-10/383-384
  • Promoting vocational training in Colombia
    2010-9/344-345
  • Higher school enrolment in Africa is leading to new challenges
    2010-6/226
  • Zambia’s youth frustrated by lack of opportunities
    2010-5/188-189
  • Give young people the chances they deserve
    2010-5/178
  • African education ministers are becoming aware of informal sector’s relevance
    2010-5/194-195
  • Guinean youngsters torn between protest and opportunism
    2010-5/190-193
  • Employment is a route to political stability in fragile states
    2010-5/212-213
  • Relevant reading on youth and development
    2010-5/202-203
  • Don’t force young people into self-employment
    2010-5/199-201
  • Giving young Bangladeshis a chance to find a livelihood
    2010-5/196-198
  • In Guatemala City, some hosehold helpers manage to get higher education
    2009-9/326-327
  • Andean primary education must take account of children’s day-to-day experience
    2009-7/276-278
  • Long-term success of non-formal Adivasi school in West Bengal
    2009-7/280-282
  • Law schools must teach students complex notions of justice
    2009-7/298-299
  • Education sector in Pakistan has improved in the last years, yet a lot has to be done
    2009-7/283-285
  • Primary education must make sense to children
    2009-7/266
  • Review article: The global financial crisis impact on universal primary education
    2009-7/291-293
  • Qualifying senior staff in developing countries via personal counselling
    2009-7/304-305
  • Making use of laptops in schools in remote areas of developing countries
    2009-7/286-287
  • Deutsche Welle provides radio-education for young Africans
    2009-7/288-290
  • The local politics of preventive health care in Filipino schools
    2009-6/258-259
  • UNESCO Conference on sustainability and education in Bonn
    2009-5/185
  • How SABC’s educational radio managed the transistion from apartheid
    2009-5/195-197
  • International conference on vocational education for sustainable development in spring 2009
    2009-3/126 - 127
  • The Tanzania Training Centre for Orthopaedic Technologists (TATCOT) has been supported by Germany for 25 years.
    2009-2/78-80
  • Harold Shangali on tasks of the Tanzania Training Centre for Orthopaedic Technologists (TATCOT)
    2009-2/80-81
  • Training for your leaders from emerging countries
    2008-9/344-345
  • MIT scholar defines up-to-date capacity building
    2008-6/256-258
  • Taking part in OSCE election observations
    2008-6/258-259
  • 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
  • Managing fast growth
    2007-9/330
  • Digital and other divides
    2007-9/310
  • Intercontinental network
    2007-9/328
  • “Proper families, businesses and nations”
    2007-9/320
  • Indispensable institutions
    2007-9/322
  • What donors should do
    2007-9/
  • 550,000 additional vocational-school teachers by 2010
    2007-6/256
  • “We are creating a global network”
    2007-4/168
• Emergency aid
  • State Secretary Haber sees triple role for Germany's Foreign Office in humanitarian aid
    2012-5/210-211
  • The worst of the east African famine is over – for now
    2012-3/110-111
  • Two years later, Haiti continues to suffer from the effects of the earthquake in January 2010
    2012-2/48-49
  • Social media have become indispensable for aid agencies
    2011-5/180-181
  • Not rated high enough: pharmacists in times of disaster
    2010-11/413-415
  • Humanitarian agencies must not over-react to new risks
    2010-10/367-369
  • Humanitarian agencies neglect media duties in countries hit by catastrophes
    2009-5/202-205
  • The disaster of Burmese disaster relief
    2008-6/224
  • 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/
  • Double failure
    2007-6/262
  • “There are no surpluses”
    2007-6/260
• Emerging markets
  • Protesters in Chile call for social reform and more government intervention
    2011-10/360
  • PEGNet conference: African lions and Asian tigers
    2011-10/356-357
  • In spite of evident weaknesses, Lagarde was appointed IMF managing director
    2011-7/307
  • The Poverty Reduction, Equity and Growth Network and its annual conferences
    2011-7/300-301
  • Investors shun emerging markets
    2011-4/139
  • Brazil in the war for talent
    2011-2/50
  • Indian companies innovate products poor people can afford
    2010-12/476-477
  • ASEAN nations are integrating
    2010-10/388-389
  • Reforming Pinochet’s pension reform
    2009-4/160
  • A note on global-governance reform
    2009-3/110-111
  • IMF and World Bank: financial meltdown reaches emerging markets
    2008-11/400-401
  • Army: Construction workers in uniform
    2008-10/364-367
  • The military: depressing reality
    2008-10/354
  • Training for your leaders from emerging countries
    2008-9/344-345
  • Demand for further reform of IMF
    2008-6/263
  • Comment: Cooperating with the dragon
    2008-2/84
  • Too little, too late
    2008-1/43
  • Capital exports drive development
    2007-9/315
  • Private creditors, private debtors
    2007-7/
  • A fresh start needed
    2007-7/290
  • New deal involves Thailand and ADB
    2007-7/
• Environmental problems
  • New report on global sustainability by UN High-Level Panel
    2012-4/138
  • Rio+20: Another attempt to save the planet?
    2012-4/166-168
  • The world community depends on African smallholders and their landraces
    2012-3/102-103
  • The pros and cons of large-scale biomass production in tropical forests
    2012-1/22-23
  • Op/Ed voices from around the world assess Durban climate summit
    2012-1/30-31
  • Preparing for Rio20+
    2011-12/468-469
  • Challenging business: CDM application in Indonesia
    2011-12/470-471
  • Too little is being done to adapt countries to climate change – especially in Africa
    2011-11/406
  • UNEP chief says sustainability matters in view of rapid urbanisation
    2011-10/358
  • German government’s advisory board on global environmental change demands world-wide transition to Green Society
    2011-9/322-324
  • Visions of a sustainable future
    2011-9/334-335
  • Europe must pave the path to the “green economy“
    2011-9/310
  • The survival of India’s poor depends on environmental protection
    2011-9/320-321
  • Supporting environment-friendly development in Africa
    2011-9/314-315
  • Humankind is consuming resources too fast, warns UNEP
    2011-7/271
  • To fight hunger, it won’t do to merely boost agricultural production
    2011-6/224-225
  • How to protect the Amazonian rainforest
    2011-5/212-214
  • What remains to be done after the climate summit in Cancún
    2011-1/40-41
  • CBD members agree Nagoya Protocol on access to genetical resources
    2010-12/482
  • Perus economy is growing, while ecological aspects are neglected. This affects especially indigenous people
    2010-12/472-473
  • In view of dwindling biodiversity, scientists demand a “different economy”
    2010-10/356-357
  • Climate change and loss of biodiversity are mutually reinforcing, UNEP chief warns
    2010-9/334-335
  • Climate change: Brazil is preparing to benefit from international rules on forest protection
    2010-9/320-322
  • CBD-talks on access and benefit sharing have stalled
    2010-9/348
  • Local people participate in the administration of Bolivia’s Samaja National Park
    2010-5/208-209
  • Landraces' plant genetic resources are crucial to human survival
    2010-4/147 - 149
  • Think globally, act locally: What InWEnt is doing to protect biodiversity
    2010-4/168-169
  • Copenhagen climate conference
    2010-1/43
  • Biodiversity is a cross-cutting challenge for development agencies
    2010-1/32-35
  • The pros and cons of world-market orientation in India’s leather industries
    2009-11/430-431
  • South Indian village is self-sufficient in terms of power generation
    2009-7/300-301
  • Climate: The unexplored dephts of the sea
    2009-6/224
  • Even poorest countries must reduce carbon emissions
    2009-6/260-261
  • International Management of the River Niger
    2009-6/252-253
  • UNESCO Conference on sustainability and education in Bonn
    2009-5/185
  • Progress made in monitoring Nepali rivers in spite of poltical turmoil
    2009-2/76-77
  • The conditions for sensible use of bioenergy according to German scientists
    2009-2/74-75
  • Climate change: Madagascar has a right to international support
    2009-1/31 - 33
  • Climate protection matters ever more to Chinese NGOs
    2009-1/30 - 32
  • Needs of developing countries for adapting to climate change.D
    2008-12/452-453
  • Adaptation to climate change will depend on development-cooperation experience
    2008-12/454-457
  • Greenhouse emmissions increasing again
    2008-12/446
  • The results of the biodiversity conference in Bonn
    2008-7/269
  • The results of the biodiversity conference in Bonn
    2008-7/269
  • Municipal administration: “Help a healthy attitude take root”
    2008-7/304-305
  • The Clean Development Mechanism’s uncertain future
    2008-6/229
  • Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
    2008-5/190-193
  • EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
    2008-5/202-205
  • Only change in rural development will stop food-price inflation
    2008-5/188-189
  • Biodiversity talks must respect rights of indigenous peoples and local communities
    2008-5/197-199
  • Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
    2008-5/178
  • Frozen 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
  • Power to the people
    2007-7/297
  • Conservation challenge
    2007-7/298
  • Double failure
    2007-6/262
  • “Specific to our country”
    2007-4/158
• Evaluation
  • Civil society leader finds Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation promising
    2012-2/58-60
  • Proof of higher standards of living: Cotton Made in Africa
    2011-12/472-473
  • Impact evaluation should be considered best practice
    2011-11/431-433
  • New security index: Somalia scores worst
    2011-9/312-313
  • The challenge of assessing measures designed to promote better governance
    2011-7/294-296
  • Assessing results: much activity, but no system in Germany's development cooperation
    2009-6/226
  • Scope for better country assessments at the World Bank
    2009-3/
  • Considering donor’s evaluation practice from a Senegalese viewpoint
    2009-1/12-13
  • / InWEnts IT-capacity-building-project in Southeast Asia illustrates the use of monitoring and evaluation
    2009-1/37-39
  • In support of living systems’ ability to learn
    2009-1/36-37
  • Well considered mix of methods leads to goo evaluation results
    2009-1/18 - 19
  • Braod-based political discourse is the best approach to evaluation
    2009-1/2
  • Development agencies need more solid knowledge of the effect of their work
    2009-1/14 - 17
  • Relevant reading on evaluation approaches
    2009-1/
  • Involving independent experts in monitoring of poverty reduction strategies
    2009-1/22-24
  • Donor-agency performance must be measured precisely
    2009-1/20
  • Independent monitors for DfID evaluations
    2007-7/
• Finance markets, international; currencies
  • How rating agencies thwart development
    2012-5/211-213
  • Food security is hampered by financial speculation and liberalisation of commodity markets
    2012-3/114-116
  • G20 language does not paper over disagreement
    2011-12/483
  • Mixed messages from Global Hunger Index 2011
    2011-11/402-403
  • Investors shun emerging markets
    2011-4/139
  • Financial markets: Debating food prices
    2011-3/94
  • The G20 is assuming the role of the G8, yet it remains unclear what it can actually achieve
    2011-2/80-81
  • G20-leaders proved clueless in Seoul
    2010-12/483
  • From a Latin American perspective, both the USA and China are to blame for the “currency wars”
    2010-11/439
  • Global repercussions of Greece’s debt crisis
    2010-6/224-225
  • In order to prevent future crises, financial-market oversight must operate at an international level
    2010-3/111-113
  • Africans are worried about other things than China’s exchange-rate policy
    2010-3/131
  • Vulture fund is exploting DR Congo
    2009-9/316
  • The South Centre's Martin Khor applauds the recent UN summit on the global economic crisis
    2009-9/349
  • Tax havens hurt development, says Georg Stoll of the Tax Justice Network
    2009-5/184
  • G20 summit only took small step in the right direction
    2008-12/483
  • IMF: shift in lending practices
    2008-12/444
  • Dimensions of a global crisis
    2008-11/427-429
  • Global finance: the collapse of neoliberalism
    2008-11/430-431
  • Demand for further reform of IMF
    2008-6/263
  • 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
  • Why scholarship matters
    2012-5/178
  • How rating agencies thwart development
    2012-5/211-213
  • Smart financial institutions consider female clients favourably
    2012-4/174
  • German municipal savings banks in defence of microfinance
    2011-12/449
  • The PPP investment fund LeapFrog is promoting the micorinsurance sector
    2011-11/420-422
  • Conditional cash transfers complement microcredit schemes in Brazil
    2011-4/162-163
  • The way Bangladesh’s government treats Grameen Bank founder Yunus is shameful
    2011-4/174
  • State intervention is undermining Ghana’s succesful health microinsurance schemes
    2011-3/120-122
  • Women entrepreneurs face gender-spefic challenges – for instance in Bangladesh
    2011-2/68-70
  • According to DEG top manager, German companies fail to grasp African opportunities
    2011-2/76-77
  • The reasons for the microfinance tragedy in Andhra Pradesh
    2011-1/30-33
  • Innovative PPP fund is promoting climate-friendly energy solutions in Southeast Europe
    2010-9/330-333
  • Financial services have yet to reach the rural masses in India’s Karnataka
    2010-6/250-251
  • Why microcredit programmes should be based on local savings
    2010-2/56-57
  • Higher education is becoming aware of microfinance's management needs
    2010-2/58-61
  • The complex challenges of microinsurance administration
    2010-2/64-65
  • Kiva.org’s P2P approach to raising funds for microloans
    2010-2/ 62-63
  • The limits of the health services microfinance institutions provide in Bangladesh
    2010-2/66-68
  • The rights to deposit savings, access credit and enjoy insurance protection
    2010-2/46
  • Health mutual MUSARS runs microinsurance scheme in southern Mali
    2010-2/69-71
  • Review: relevant reading on microinsurance
    2010-2/72-73
  • Bali’s microfinance institutions are weathering global storms
    2010-1/
  • Microinsurance schemes could protect 3 billion people from harm
    2009-12/444-445
  • Microfinance schemes are making a difference in Afghanistan
    2009-6/250 - 251
  • Kortmann says budget support should contribute to openness and democracy
    2009-4/144 - 147
  • The right questions concerning budget support (review essay)
    2009-4/158 - 159
  • Unconvincing result of UN summit on development finance in Doha
    2009-1/
  • Budgetary controls need to be improved in developing counries
    2008-12/470-472
  • Microfinance: the sense of mission and the need for subsidies
    2008-10/385-386
  • 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
  • Africa needs green renaissance, not green revolution
    2012-3/107-109
  • Food security is hampered by financial speculation and liberalisation of commodity markets
    2012-3/114-116
  • The worst of the east African famine is over – for now
    2012-3/110-111
  • The world community depends on African smallholders and their landraces
    2012-3/102-103
  • Indian government wants to enforce right to food with new legislation
    2012-3/117-119
  • Recent agricultural developments are promising
    2012-3/112-113
  • The most urgent challenge is to get rural development started
    2012-3/90
  • Africa’s agricultural productivity must rise
    2012-3/104-106
  • A Ghanaian agro-buisness blazes a promising trail
    2012-3/100-101
  • FAO's new director-general Graziano da Silva
    2012-1/9
  • Diabetes is spreading fast in Malawi and other developing countries
    2011-12/474-475
  • Mixed messages from Global Hunger Index 2011
    2011-11/402-403
  • Contract farming in Namibia is not yet as successful as planned
    2011-10/389-391
  • France and Germany bundle their resources to support the water sector in South Sudan
    2011-9/316
  • Letters to the editor July edition
    2011-7/305
  • Malawi: Lower fish prices
    2011-6/225
  • To fight hunger, it won’t do to merely boost agricultural production
    2011-6/224-225
  • The daunting challenge of feeding 9 billion people
    2011-4/134
  • SEARICE helps Asian smallholders breed crop varieties
    2011-4/149-151
  • Why subsistance farmers should switch to commercial agriculture
    2011-4/157-159
  • Farmers must choose profession, rather than merely comply with tradition
    2011-4/154-156
  • Oxfam experts warns: hunger crises are imminent
    2011-4/152-153
  • Aquaculture’s growth potential in Africa is huge
    2011-4/160-161
  • Informed use of media: the role of journalism
    2011-4/136-137
  • Malawi’s president is proud of agricultural success
    2011-4/144-145
  • The role of Bayer CropScience’s hybrid rice
    2011-4/146-148
  • Financial markets: Debating food prices
    2011-3/94
  • For 20 % of the world’s population, China has only 10 % of Earth’s arable land
    2011-3/92
  • Food prices keeping rising
    2011-2/48
  • Poverty is more than a mere lack of material goods
    2011-2/80-81
  • Indian scholar says global leaders should focus on food security and access to essential pharmaceuticals
    2011-1/21-23
  • Dispute over intensification of smallholders’ production
    2010-11/404
  • Climate change and the disaster of summer 2010
    2010-9/310
  • Food security: humanity needs different models for production and consumption
    2010-9/349-350
  • Food security is a human-rights issue
    2010-7/272
  • EU’s common agricultural policy compounds rural poverty in developing countries
    2010-5/214
  • Landraces' plant genetic resources are crucial to human survival
    2010-4/147 - 149
  • The Green Revolution is part of the problem, not the solution
    2010-4/134
  • Strict enforcement of intellectual property rights hurts farmers
    2010-4/156-158
  • India’s law on plant variety protection and farmers’ rights
    2010-4/159-161
  • More than 1 billion people are suffering hunger
    2009-11/400-401
  • Energy: Biofuel's hidden costs
    2009-6/229
  • “Signal to intervene”
    2008-11/413-415
  • Food security: The meek shall inherit the worst
    2008-11/419-421
  • Risising world-market food prices and the global financial crisis
    2008-11/398
  • Global food security
    2008-11/436-437
  • Reform needs at the UN institutions in Rome
    2008-11/416-418
  • International agriculture after the price shocks
    2008-11/408-413
  • With breakthrough in reach, WTO fails to make progress
    2008-9/313
  • Food Security: FAO summit with scant results
    2008-7/
  • How the international community can escape food scarcity
    2008-6/
  • How IFPRI wants to fight food-price inflation
    2008-6/226
  • Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
    2008-5/190-193
  • EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
    2008-5/202-205
  • Food: 100 million more people face hunger
    2008-5/180
  • Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
    2008-5/178
  • High-tech agriculture threatens smallholders as well as biodiversity
    2008-5/200-201
  • 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
  • More promising approaches against piracy in the Gulf of Aden
    2012-1/10
  • Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe is making life impossible to his coalition partner
    2011-9/350
  • Europe’s Development Commissioner Piebalgs on aid to Afghanistan and other crisis countries
    2011-7/303-304
  • The precarious socio-economic situation is undermining stability in Central Asia
    2011-6/250-252
  • International media on elections in Haiti: Lost credibility
    2011-1/42
  • Kenyan women's rights activists base campaigns on statististics
    2010-6/248-249
  • Disparity-bred crisis in Honduras
    2009-9/350
  • The tough fate of internally displaced people and Afghan refugees in Pakistan
    2009-9/328-330
  • Diaspora communities often contribute to peace building in fragile states
    2009-9/320-322
  • Making peace in unconventional wars
    2009-7/273
  • NATO: Afghanistan at a crossroads
    2009-3/95
  • Seasonal water management makes a difference in crisis-torn Chad
    2008-12/460-463
  • Interview with Paul Collier: Gearing towards the bottom billion
    2008-3/
  • The pros and cons of Responsibility to Protect
    2008-3/117-119
  • Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
    2008-3/114-116
  • Editorial: Lack of strategy
    2008-3/90
  • Scholarship for refugees serve reconstruction
    2008-3/103-05
  • Uganda’s fragile North
    2008-3/112-113
  • 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
  • Male violence in fragile countries
    2012-5/185
  • Smart financial institutions consider female clients favourably
    2012-4/174
  • Thanks to the CDM, more Nigerian families can afford to buy fuel-efficient cooking stoves
    2011-11/426-427
  • Nigerian trade unions promote gender justice, though not with much bite
    2011-9/336-337
  • Readers’ responses to the July-August edition
    2011-9/348
  • Sri Lanka: Shocking murders of Tamil women
    2011-9/316-317
  • Tough labour conditions for Central Asia’s female health workers
    2011-7/289-291
  • Palestinian women are well educated, but do not find good jobs
    2011-7/279-281
  • Relevant reading: why it pays to promote equal opportunities for both sexes
    2011-7/292-293
  • Asian women deserve broader choices
    2011-7/276-278
  • Some domestic helpers in Brazil make good money
    2011-7/284-285
  • Many women from Guatemala hope they’ll find a better future abroad
    2011-7/282-283
  • ILO passes convention to protect household helpers
    2011-7/272-273
  • Extending maternity leave in Kenya was a double-edged reform
    2011-7/286-288
  • Tackling male violence after civic strife
    2011-6/230-231
  • Digging wells is quite demanding in a setting of great ethnic diversity
    2011-6/256-257
  • The advantages of having many women in Nicaragua’s police force
    2011-3/108-109
  • Women entrepreneurs face gender-spefic challenges – for instance in Bangladesh
    2011-2/68-70
  • Campaigning for the rights of homosexual Christians in Nigeria
    2011-2/84
  • Many countries deny gay and lesbian people’s human rights
    2010-12/448
  • Slow progress on maternal mortality
    2010-11/416-417
  • Boosting physicians’ skills in South East Asia
    2010-11/418-420
  • Women’s roles in UN peacekeeping
    2010-10/372-374
  • HIV: Protection from a collapsible tube
    2010-9/316-317
  • Afghanistan’s female MPs lack unity
    2010-9/314
  • Haiti: Sexualised violence in refugee camps
    2010-9/313
  • Sex tourism breeds corruption in the Philippines
    2010-7/286-289
  • Kenyan women's rights activists base campaigns on statististics
    2010-6/248-249
  • UN Peacekeeping: women to the front
    2010-5/184
  • Asia: the world’s worst gender gap
    2010-4/138
  • Women entrepreneurs are cooperating across borders in South Asia and Southern Africa
    2010-3/125
  • Tradtional healers in the Gambia discontinue genital mutilation
    2010-3/120-121
  • Cambodia is successfully fighting domestic violence
    2010-3/118-119
  • Femrite gives women writers a voice in Unganda
    2010-1/14-16
  • Family law changes over time
    2009-11/398
  • South Africa struggles to enforce modern family legislation
    2009-11/411-413
  • Women’s rights in Unganda in view of the bride-price burden
    2009-11/408-410
  • Experts discuss women's right in Muslim law
    2009-11/421-423
  • Gender-neutral language clouds discrimination against women in India
    2009-11/414-417
  • Maternal health: an unattainable goal by 2015
    2009-10/356-357
  • In Guatemala City, some hosehold helpers manage to get higher education
    2009-9/326-327
  • Law schools must teach students complex notions of justice
    2009-7/298-299
  • Women’s rights legislation needs to be enforced in Arab world
    2009-6/244-247
  • Support for the victims of sexualised violcence in war
    2009-4/168 - 169
  • In praise of traditional birth attendants in Bangladesh
    2009-2/
  • HIV prevention: Risk begins at birth
    2008-11/424-425
  • Prosecution of sexualised war crimes
    2008-10/361
  • Women's rights must be strengthened
    2008-9/310
  • NGO sets an example for the government on maternal health in rural Bangladesh
    2008-9/
  • Gender equality in the health sector
    2008-9/336-337
  • Fistulas – a serious health problem for Ethiopia
    2008-9/332-335
  • Deadly illegal abortions
    2008-9/330-331
  • Systematic rape as a weapon in war
    2008-9/326-329
  • Indispensable traditional midwives in Guatemala
    2008-9/323-325
  • Realistic aspirations for Bangladesh
    2008-9/320-322
  • Conditional cash transfers in support of safe sex
    2008-6/262
  • Afghanistan’s formal and informal judicial systems
    2008-6/
  • GTZ organises debates of Muslim spiritual leaders and women’s rights organisations
    2008-5/182
  • Eritrea's ban on female genital mutilation in force for one year
    2008-3/97
  • Hopeless
    2007-11/401
  • An unaffordable luxury
    2007-5/191
  • Literacy empowers
    2007-5/199
  • Benefits for entire families
    2007-5/196
  • Equal opportunity à la Wolfowitz
    2007-5/178
  • Without women, no sustainable development
    2007-5/188
  • Stuck at the small-scale level
    2007-5/194
  • Security or development efforts?
    2007-5/206
  • German Chancellor supports World Bank’s action plan
    2007-4/136
• Global Governance
  • Steps in the right direction: UN principles designed to prevent land grabbing
    2012-5/219
  • State Secretary Haber sees triple role for Germany's Foreign Office in humanitarian aid
    2012-5/210-211
  • An interesting choice: Jim Yong Kim for World Bank president
    2012-5/217
  • New report on global sustainability by UN High-Level Panel
    2012-4/138
  • Syria and the international community's responsibility to protect civilians from harm
    2012-4/175
  • Recent agricultural developments are promising
    2012-3/112-113
  • In spite of the aid affectiveness agenda, developmental programmes are still risky investments
    2012-2/46
  • EU Commissioner Piebalgs explains how he wants to boost aid effectiveness
    2012-2/69-70
  • Too little, too late – the Durban agreement on climate protection
    2012-1/2
  • Op/Ed voices from around the world assess Durban climate summit
    2012-1/30-31
  • Preparing for Rio20+
    2011-12/468-469
  • G20 language does not paper over disagreement
    2011-12/483
  • Trade and climate: December’s opportunities
    2011-12/442
  • Challenging business: CDM application in Indonesia
    2011-12/470-471
  • Donors must move to make High Level Forum on Aid Effectivenss succeed
    2011-11/439
  • Thanks to the CDM, more Nigerian families can afford to buy fuel-efficient cooking stoves
    2011-11/426-427
  • How to improve the UN Development System
    2011-10/384-385
  • Global governance is the most important future development issue
    2011-10/378-381
  • Clean Development Mechanism: every little bit helps
    2011-10/386-387
  • Too few NGOs from developing countries take part in climate summits
    2011-9/331-333
  • Ahead of the next High Level Forum on Aid effectiveness, Germany’s development minister emphasises the principle of managing for results
    2011-9/342-344
  • A call for democratic ownership of development programmes
    2011-9/340-341
  • German government’s advisory board on global environmental change demands world-wide transition to Green Society
    2011-9/322-324
  • Europe must pave the path to the “green economy“
    2011-9/310
  • The survival of India’s poor depends on environmental protection
    2011-9/320-321
  • Ahead of the UN climate summit in Durban, the Green Climate Fund is taking shape
    2011-9/328-330
  • Civil society representatives are disappointed in Kimberley Process
    2011-9/351
  • The lasting lecagy of UN General-Secretary Dag Hammarskjöld 50 years after his death
    2011-9/337-339
  • After decades of campaigning, women still deserve to be protected and pomoted in working life
    2011-7/266
  • In spite of evident weaknesses, Lagarde was appointed IMF managing director
    2011-7/307
  • Humankind is consuming resources too fast, warns UNEP
    2011-7/271
  • Global crime is a global challenge
    2011-7/268-269
  • Germany’s development minister: Taxes should be simple, low and fair
    2011-6/236-238
  • China is moving on climate change – slowly
    2011-5/218
  • Cooperation with Muslim countries is hamperd by overblown European fears
    2011-5/178
  • The world is turning away as Côte d’Ivoire slides into civil war
    2011-4/175
  • New trade barriers hurt least developed countries
    2011-4/166-167
  • How voice reform came about at the World Bank
    2011-3/118-120
  • The G20 is assuming the role of the G8, yet it remains unclear what it can actually achieve
    2011-2/80-81
  • African business journalist assesses his continent’s minor role in the G20
    2011-1/26-27
  • Review essay: relevant reading on the G20
    2011-1/28-29
  • What remains to be done after the climate summit in Cancún
    2011-1/40-41
  • The G20: an informal power broker with growint developmental relevance
    2011-1/17-20
  • Indian scholar says global leaders should focus on food security and access to essential pharmaceuticals
    2011-1/21-23
  • Brazililan economist: „I am not sure the G20 will survive“
    2011-1/14-16
  • Indonesians are proud of G20 membership and aware of their nation’s many challenges
    2011-1/24
  • In the long term, the G20 must do more than discuss dissent
    2011-1/2
  • Jens Martens of the Global Policy Forum Europe wants new mulitlateral goals for policymakers
    2010-12/466-468
  • Internationally, people seem to have tiered of Pakistan’s problems
    2010-10/392
  • MDG summit's fine rhetorik must be followed up with action
    2010-10/395
  • Promising start of UNFCCC’s Adaptation Fund
    2010-9/324-326
  • Climate change and the disaster of summer 2010
    2010-9/310
  • Food security: humanity needs different models for production and consumption
    2010-9/349-350
  • Climate change and loss of biodiversity are mutually reinforcing, UNEP chief warns
    2010-9/334-335
  • CBD-talks on access and benefit sharing have stalled
    2010-9/348
  • International Labour Conference acknowledges rights of domestic workers
    2010-7/307
  • G-20 have not achieved much in fighting taxing havens
    2010-7/267-268
  • Inconclusive G-20 summit
    2010-7/271
  • TRIAL activist from Switzerland applauds the ICC’s new jurisdiction over “aggression”
    2010-7/304-305
  • Climate diplomacy must pick up the pieces – and start a race to the future
    2010-5/215
  • ICC’s Moreno-Ocampo investigates in Kenya
    2010-5/182
  • UPOV’s plant variety protection serves to stimulate investment and modernisation
    2010-4/150-153
  • Think globally, act locally: What InWEnt is doing to protect biodiversity
    2010-4/168-169
  • Strict enforcement of intellectual property rights hurts farmers
    2010-4/156-158
  • The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative is at a crossroads
    2010-4/136-137
  • In order to prevent future crises, financial-market oversight must operate at an international level
    2010-3/111-113
  • SWP expert says UN peacekeeping should be reformed because missions are overburendened
    2010-3/96
  • Eminent climate scientist demands rigorous scientific standards from IPCC
    2010-3/128-129
  • For sustainable development, humanity needs new paradigm, argues expert from the Philippines
    2010-2/86
  • Why Copenhagen meant progress for Brazil on climate matters
    2010-2/85
  • Biodiversity is a cross-cutting challenge for development agencies
    2010-1/32-35
  • Four crucial contradictions in Obama’s Guantanamo policy
    2010-1/40
  • Better ways to assess a nation’s welfare
    2009-12/470-471
  • IMF has grown stronger, but long-term role remains unclear
    2009-11/439
  • More than 1 billion people are suffering hunger
    2009-11/400-401
  • Scholars propose to remodel the emissions trading
    2009-10/380-381
  • Climate change impacts on agriculture
    2009-10/370 - 372
  • Leadership qualities that help to mitigate climate change
    2009-10/388-389
  • How the OECD should engage China in debate on aid
    2009-10/386-387
  • No driving force ahead of Copenhagen Climate summit
    2009-10/354
  • Outlines of a global deal on climate protection and poverty reduction
    2009-10/366-369
  • German security expert assesses difficulties in Afghanistan
    2009-10/392-394
  • Climate change will trigger mass migration
    2009-9/323-325
  • The global trade in fake pharma
    2009-9/338-339
  • Global Forum on Migration and Development benefits from non-binding setting
    2009-9/331-333
  • The South Centre's Martin Khor applauds the recent UN summit on the global economic crisis
    2009-9/349
  • Climate negotiations inch forward slowly ahead of Copenhagen
    2009-7/271
  • Only heads of states and governments can lead the way out of climate impasse
    2009-7/307
  • Even poorest countries must reduce carbon emissions
    2009-6/260-261
  • Stiglitz Commission calls for new paradigms for global economy
    2009-5/180
  • Tax havens hurt development, says Georg Stoll of the Tax Justice Network
    2009-5/184
  • Obamas initiatives deserve international support
    2009-5/218-219
  • North American journalists look into renewable energy systems in Germany
    2009-5/214-215
  • Will CIA torturers go unpunished?
    2009-5/181
  • Global financial crisis opens opportunities for action on climate
    2009-4/175
  • German development minister considers global financial crisis a modernisation opportunity
    2009-3/
  • The reasons for Ethiopia to cooperate with Somalia’s moderate Muslim leader
    2009-3/128-129
  • A note on global-governance reform
    2009-3/110-111
  • Scope for better country assessments at the World Bank
    2009-3/
  • Imminent dilution of the standards defined by the World Commission on Dams
    2009-3/131
  • World Bank business is expanding due to global crisis
    2009-3/115
  • War crimes increasingly prosecuted internationally
    2009-3/92-93
  • China’s policy in the global finance turmoil
    2009-2/84-85
  • Unconvincing result of UN summit on development finance in Doha
    2009-1/
  • Expert essays on adapting to climate change
    2008-12/468
  • Capacity building in the context of climate change
    2008-12/
  • Needs of developing countries for adapting to climate change.D
    2008-12/452-453
  • Adaptation to climate change will depend on development-cooperation experience
    2008-12/454-457
  • International programmes on adaptation to climate change
    2008-12/466-467
  • G20 summit only took small step in the right direction
    2008-12/483
  • Coping with climate damage
    2008-12/442
  • Dimensions of a global crisis
    2008-11/427-429
  • International agriculture after the price shocks
    2008-11/408-413
  • Aid Effectiveness: Accra Agenda for Action
    2008-10/356-357
  • Exaggerated criticism of development efforts per se
    2008-9/
  • With breakthrough in reach, WTO fails to make progress
    2008-9/313
  • Food Security: FAO summit with scant results
    2008-7/
  • News
    2008-7/270-271
  • Tanzania’s disappointing reform programme in the public sector
    2008-7/279-281
  • Donor harmonisation: “Make national systems the default option”
    2008-7/298-299
  • Why the South Centre finds the Paris Agenda irritating
    2008-7/299-301
  • The results of the biodiversity conference in Bonn
    2008-7/269
  • The Clean Development Mechanism’s uncertain future
    2008-6/229
  • MIT scholar defines up-to-date capacity building
    2008-6/256-258
  • Editorial: Elections measure two things
    2008-6/222
  • How IFPRI wants to fight food-price inflation
    2008-6/226
  • The disaster of Burmese disaster relief
    2008-6/224
  • Demand for further reform of IMF
    2008-6/263
  • 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/
  • Planless on Africa’s battlefields
    2007-7/268
  • Mixed results
    2007-7/269
  • Controversy over “Heiligendamm Process”
    2007-7/306
  • What the future can teach us
    2007-7/296
• Globalisation
  • Pionieers wanted: German SMEs too hesitant in Africa
    2012-4/136
  • Asian women deserve broader choices
    2011-7/276-278
  • Global crime is a global challenge
    2011-7/268-269
  • The World Social Forum was about to flop
    2011-3/131
  • The G20 is assuming the role of the G8, yet it remains unclear what it can actually achieve
    2011-2/80-81
  • InWEnt's new leadership programme tackles climate change
    2010-10/390-391
  • Global repercussions of Greece’s debt crisis
    2010-6/224-225
  • The pros and cons of world-market orientation in India’s leather industries
    2009-11/430-431
  • The pros and cons of large-scale land purchases by foreign investors in developing countries
    2009-9/334 - 336
  • Migration is a sign of success
    2009-9/310
  • International conference on vocational education for sustainable development in spring 2009
    2009-3/126 - 127
  • Risising world-market food prices and the global financial crisis
    2008-11/398
  • Reform needs at the UN institutions in Rome
    2008-11/416-418
  • For the sake of a healthy development, urban growth needs to be planned
    2008-10/358-359
  • How the international community can escape food scarcity
    2008-6/
  • Demand for further reform of IMF
    2008-6/263
  • Only change in rural development will stop food-price inflation
    2008-5/188-189
  • Tax havens and elitist arrogance
    2008-4/134
  • Economists' concern about growing global inequality
    2008-4/144-148
  • Agriculture: Supermarkets’ looming threats
    2008-2/72
  • Web 2.0 and rural change
    2008-2/74
  • Globalisation of farming in Honduras
    2008-2/
  • Medien: Henning Melber und Cornelia Wilß (Hg.): G8 Macht Politik
    2008-1/
  • Sovereign wealth fund pulls back
    2008-1/
  • Responsibility for people and markets
    2007-12/456
  • Voluntary, vague, and unenforceable
    2007-12/464
  • No “race to the bottom”
    2007-12/459
  • Rising giants
    2007-12/452
  • 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
  • Planless on Africa’s battlefields
    2007-7/268
  • A fresh start needed
    2007-7/290
  • Adding value
    2007-7/
  • Near chaos in Nairobi
    2007-3/130
• Governance
  • Cities need good ideas to find infrastructure solutions
    2012-4/134
  • Lagos – a city of dreams and nightmares
    2012-4/144-145
  • Presidential elections: tense times in Senegal
    2012-3/131
  • Responsible policy ownership of developing countries is a goal and must not be taken for granted
    2012-2/70-73
  • When elections boost the risk of violence
    2012-2/53
  • Boko Haram’s deadly terrorism and deficient governance in Nigeria
    2012-2/87
  • Gambia’s revenue authority is making progress
    2011-10/388-389
  • Malawi’s president is defying donors as well as civil society organisations
    2011-9/349
  • Unfinished revolutions in the Arab world
    2011-9/346
  • Indonesian lessons for the Arab world
    2011-9/347-348
  • The challenge of assessing measures designed to promote better governance
    2011-7/294-296
  • Why investors do not worry much about developing countries’ tax rates
    2011-7/296-297
  • Egypt's revolution without change of power
    2011-7/302
  • No representation without taxation
    2011-6/222
  • To become more accountable, local governments are set to collect their own taxes
    2011-6/247-249
  • Nigeria is moving forward on enforcing tax laws
    2011-6/234-235
  • It takes courage, not only facebook, to topple an autocratic government
    2011-6/254-255
  • Germany’s development minister: Taxes should be simple, low and fair
    2011-6/236-238
  • A good tax system promotes people’s trust in the state
    2011-6/239-241
  • Re-starting Liberia’s tax system from scratch
    2011-6/242-243
  • Pakistan’s troubled history of manipulating the religious faith for political purposes
    2011-5/200-202
  • The Arab Spring reminds Indonesians of 1998 – and of what remains to be done
    2011-5/206-207
  • Irritating Turkish AKP – religious rhetoric and liberal reforms
    2011-5/195-197
  • Donors argue with Malawi’s President Mutharika over governance issues
    2011-5/219
  • The military council has become the target of protests in Egypt
    2011-5/217
  • Book reviews on the Iranian revolution of 1979
    2011-5/208-209
  • The challenges of re-starting the Liberian police force
    2011-4/164-165
  • The way Bangladesh’s government treats Grameen Bank founder Yunus is shameful
    2011-4/174
  • Why Egyptians trust their country’s army
    2011-4/170
  • By reforming its prisons, Bangladesh can set an example
    2011-3/105-107
  • Freedom Radio’s police programme is putting pressure on law enforcers in Kano, Nigeria
    2011-3/100-101
  • Arab countries’ secret police forces have a reputation for torture and arbitrary arrests
    2011-3/113-115
  • Why Filipinos have reason to fear their nation’s police force
    2011-3/102-104
  • Kenyan police officers help the tax authority boost government revenue
    2011-3/116-117
  • The police reflects a country’s power arrangements
    2011-3/90
  • Binayak Sen is a post-colonial victim of a repressive law from India’s colonial past
    2011-2/86
  • Mozambique is not an open access society
    2011-2/73-75
  • New IDEA handbook on electoral justice
    2011-1/8
  • Anti-corruption chief at Asian Development Bank assess experience in an interview
    2010-12/480-481
  • Gerrymandering has hurt Venezuela’s opposition in recent elections
    2010-11/438
  • Internationally, people seem to have tiered of Pakistan’s problems
    2010-10/392
  • The army must not reconstruct too much in Pakistan’s rebel areas
    2010-9/346
  • Benin's model of local-government finance sets African standards
    2010-9/336-337
  • Supreme auditors promote protection of Amazonian rainforest
    2010-7/300-301
  • Uganda's statistical office stands out in Africa
    2010-6/234-236
  • Paul Romer's vision is to found new, well-run cities for millions of people
    2010-6/260-261
  • Accurately assessing the MDGs and meaningful goals beyond
    2010-6/258-259
  • Crop-insurance schemes make sense where there is sufficient data
    2010-6/237-239
  • Angola’s poverty persists as oil exports boom
    2010-6/251-253
  • Pitfalls of using indicators to measure democracy
    2010-6/244-247
  • Mexico’s most powerful drug cartel
    2010-6/228
  • Appropriately supported, journalists will contribute to Colombian peace
    2010-6/254-255
  • Lies, damn lies, statistics
    2010-6/222
  • African Tax Administration Forum to focus on boosting domestic revenues
    2010-5/180-181
  • African scholars consider alternatives to the „oil curse“
    2010-5/206-207
  • The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative is at a crossroads
    2010-4/136-137
  • Reforming technical cooperation
    2010-3/122-123
  • In Haiti, the state must be reconstructed, and not only buildings
    2010-3/130
  • InWEnt helps to establish social networks in Latinamerica
    2010-2/82-83
  • Upsides and downsides of Mali’s local-government elections in 2009
    2010-2/78-79
  • Copenhagen climate conference
    2010-1/43
  • Dangerous security forces in African countries
    2010-1/6
  • France’s former leaders engulfed in “Angola-Gate”
    2009-12/448
  • Donor agencies do not adhere to aid-effectiveness principles in Cambodia
    2009-12/456-459
  • China: Beyond censorship as we know it
    2009-11/404-405
  • Mombasa is a telling example of what climate change holds in store for coastal towns
    2009-10/364-365
  • The reasons for Ghana’s success at holding democratic elections
    2009-10/382 - 383
  • The pros and cons of large-scale land purchases by foreign investors in developing countries
    2009-9/334 - 336
  • Cautious attempts to involve citizens in the management of Chinese urban agglomerations
    2009-7/294-296
  • Degrees of lawlessness
    2009-6/222
  • Women’s rights legislation needs to be enforced in Arab world
    2009-6/244-247
  • Rule of law. The trouble with Guantánamo
    2009-6/225
  • Indian op-ed pages explain Congress triumph
    2009-6/262
  • The causes of West African militia violence
    2009-6/240-243
  • Media massacre: murders of journalists in the Philippines
    2009-5/188-191
  • Challenges Pakistan’s rightful chief justice must rise to
    2009-5/208-210
  • Obstacles to political decetralisation in Tanzania
    2009-5/211- 213
  • In Tanzania, budet support is making in difference in terms of fighting corruptions
    2009-4/148 - 150
  • Jochen Hippler discusses Pakistan’s multi-dimensional judicial worries
    2009-4/172 - 173
  • Reforming Pinochet’s pension reform
    2009-4/160
  • International supervision
    2009-4/134
  • The right questions concerning budget support (review essay)
    2009-4/158 - 159
  • Donors coordinate efforts on local governments and decentralisation
    2009-4/170 - 171
  • New prime minister cannot inspire much hope in Zimbabwe
    2009-3/130
  • The reasons why Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic is out of control
    2009-3/118-119
  • Debating judicial performance in Indian PIL cases
    2009-3/122-123
  • China’s policy in the global finance turmoil
    2009-2/84-85
  • Fatal politics
    2009-2/86
  • Indian legal scholars bemoan impunity of Gujarat progroms
    2009-2/49
  • Congo: President brutally suppresses opposition
    2009-1/4
  • Budgetary controls need to be improved in developing counries
    2008-12/470-472
  • Islamist radicalim and Pakistan’s military
    2008-12/474-475
  • Reliable official climarelated data needed
    2008-12/478
  • Prosecution of sexualised war crimes
    2008-10/361
  • Army: Construction workers in uniform
    2008-10/364-367
  • Zimbabwe: No choice but hope
    2008-10/392
  • Donor harmonisation: development on aid efficiency
    2008-10/388-389
  • Pakistan: new president, old war
    2008-10/393
  • The military: depressing reality
    2008-10/354
  • Post-independence authoritarianism
    2008-10/378-381
  • Aid Effectiveness: Accra Agenda for Action
    2008-10/356-357
  • Success and failure of President Johnson-Sirleaf in Liberia
    2008-9/339-341
  • South Asian press comments on Musharraf resignation
    2008-9/350
  • Cambodia needs stronger legislative bodies
    2008-9/338-339
  • Mugabe sworn in again after violence
    2008-7/273
  • Editorial – Global governance as a matter of human rights
    2008-7/266
  • What Indian government agencies can do to attract private-sector investments in infrastructure projects
    2008-7/282-284
  • Tanzania’s disappointing reform programme in the public sector
    2008-7/279-281
  • Olympics: treat China fairly
    2008-7/292-294
  • Liberia's progress in civil service
    2008-7/276-278
  • South African roots of xenophobia
    2008-7/
  • Donor harmonisation: “Make national systems the default option”
    2008-7/298-299
  • Economic progess under less than perfect administration
    2008-7/290-291
  • Municipal administration: “Help a healthy attitude take root”
    2008-7/304-305
  • Zimbabwe’s blocked democracy
    2008-6/236-239
  • Lessons EU election observers learned in Kenya
    2008-6/245-247
  • Review essay: the power of African elections
    2008-6/
  • Editorial: Elections measure two things
    2008-6/222
  • The disaster of Burmese disaster relief
    2008-6/224
  • Taking part in OSCE election observations
    2008-6/258-259
  • Credibility is the key
    2008-5/
  • Public finance and social cohesion in Latin America
    2008-5/215
  • Hope for incremental progress on rule of law in China
    2008-5/210-211
  • 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/
  • Progress undone
    2007-7/279
  • What the future can teach us
    2007-7/296
  • Donor credibility
    2007-7/266
  • Little islands of improvement
    2007-4/152
• Health, medicine
  • Boosting immunisation: GAVI's approach to performance-based aid
    2012-5/208-209
  • Drinking water MDG is achieved, but sanitation MDG must wait
    2012-4/154-155
  • Health is a universal right argues Gonoshasthaya Kendra in Bangladesh
    2012-3/126-127
  • How to improve poor people’s pharma supply in developing countries
    2012-2/54
  • Diabetes is spreading fast in Malawi and other developing countries
    2011-12/474-475
  • UN tackles non-communicable diseases, but no fresh money is made available
    2011-10/395
  • Tough labour conditions for Central Asia’s female health workers
    2011-7/289-291
  • In Kenya, vouchers give poor women access to professional reproductive health services
    2011-5/210-211
  • State intervention is undermining Ghana’s succesful health microinsurance schemes
    2011-3/120-122
  • Indian scholar says global leaders should focus on food security and access to essential pharmaceuticals
    2011-1/21-23
  • Bangladesh is self-sufficient in pharma production
    2010-11/410-412
  • Slow progress on maternal mortality
    2010-11/416-417
  • Boosting physicians’ skills in South East Asia
    2010-11/418-420
  • Not rated high enough: pharmacists in times of disaster
    2010-11/413-415
  • Cinpharm starts producing generic drugs in Cameroon
    2010-11/408-409
  • Why patents often stand in the way of health care
    2010-11/421-425
  • All developing countries should be making generic drugs
    2010-11/398
  • HIV: Protection from a collapsible tube
    2010-9/316-317
  • Tradtional healers in the Gambia discontinue genital mutilation
    2010-3/120-121
  • The complex challenges of microinsurance administration
    2010-2/64-65
  • The limits of the health services microfinance institutions provide in Bangladesh
    2010-2/66-68
  • Health mutual MUSARS runs microinsurance scheme in southern Mali
    2010-2/69-71
  • Putting research on HIV/AIDS vaccine in proportion
    2009-11/403
  • Economic pros and cons of migration
    2009-10/358
  • The global trade in fake pharma
    2009-9/338-339
  • The local politics of preventive health care in Filipino schools
    2009-6/258-259
  • Support for the victims of sexualised violcence in war
    2009-4/168 - 169
  • Drastic consequences of diarrhoeal disease
    2009-4/162
  • Lack of health professionals is a global challenge
    2009-3/94
  • The reasons why Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic is out of control
    2009-3/118-119
  • Hurdles disabled persons must overcome in Palestine
    2009-2/56-57
  • Diabetes is becoming ever more common in developing countries
    2009-2/66-68
  • The tough fate of African albinos
    2009-2/64-65
  • Relevant Reading: disabilities and development
    2009-2/69-71
  • Charitable organisations put pressure on Mid-Eastern governments on disability issues
    2009-2/58-59
  • Enabling the disabled serves development in general
    2009-2/54-55
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • Patent protection affects HIV/AIDS treatment
    2008-12/481
  • HIV prevention: Risk begins at birth
    2008-11/424-425
  • Health care in Philippine primary schools
    2008-11/434-435
  • Women's rights must be strengthened
    2008-9/310
  • NGO sets an example for the government on maternal health in rural Bangladesh
    2008-9/
  • Gender equality in the health sector
    2008-9/336-337
  • Fistulas – a serious health problem for Ethiopia
    2008-9/332-335
  • Deadly illegal abortions
    2008-9/330-331
  • Indispensable traditional midwives in Guatemala
    2008-9/323-325
  • Realistic aspirations for Bangladesh
    2008-9/320-322
  • Conditional cash transfers in support of safe sex
    2008-6/262
  • Health care: A focus on traditional knowledge
    2008-6/252
  • Lack of physicians due to migration, WHO warns
    2008-4/139
  • Eritrea's ban on female genital mutilation in force for one year
    2008-3/97
  • Sanitation: ecosan makes sense
    2008-3/120-121
  • How Tanzania reacts to the AIDS-related orphans crisis
    2008-3/122-123
  • Pharmaceutical products: No progress
    2008-1/6
  • Lower AIDS estimates
    2008-1/
  • Success in fight against measles
    2008-1/
  • 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
  • Higher salaries needed
    2007-9/326
  • Staff shortages in the health sector
    2007-9/343
  • Desire for change
    2007-6/254
  • Medical research is a public matter
    2007-5/218
  • HIV/AIDS: WHO and UNAIDS recommend circumcision
    2007-5/
  • More money for microcredit and health
    2007-5/
  • A chance not to be missed
    2007-4/161
  • Uganda: debating
    2007-3/94/95
• Human rights
  • Steps in the right direction: UN principles designed to prevent land grabbing
    2012-5/219
  • Male violence in fragile countries
    2012-5/185
  • Murderers of lesbian women get long prison sentences for hate crime in South Africa
    2012-3/129
  • Egypt's revolution without change of power
    2011-7/302
  • Binayak Sen is a post-colonial victim of a repressive law from India’s colonial past
    2011-2/86
  • Campaigning for the rights of homosexual Christians in Nigeria
    2011-2/84
  • Perus economy is growing, while ecological aspects are neglected. This affects especially indigenous people
    2010-12/472-473
  • Many countries deny gay and lesbian people’s human rights
    2010-12/448
  • Water: A right with no consequences
    2010-9/312-313
  • Western influences on African homophobia
    2010-7/306
  • Chinese cyber spies attack Google
    2010-2/51
  • Peace before truth in Rwanda
    2010-2/52
  • China: Beyond censorship as we know it
    2009-11/404-405
  • 2oth anniversary of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
    2009-11/438
  • Slow progress on regional integration in Africa
    2009-7/296-297
  • Rule of law. The trouble with Guantánamo
    2009-6/225
  • Media massacre: murders of journalists in the Philippines
    2009-5/188-191
  • Will CIA torturers go unpunished?
    2009-5/181
  • Lack of health professionals is a global challenge
    2009-3/94
  • Harold Shangali on tasks of the Tanzania Training Centre for Orthopaedic Technologists (TATCOT)
    2009-2/80-81
  • Congo: President brutally suppresses opposition
    2009-1/4
  • Brazil’s Supreme Court strengthens the rights of indigenous people
    2009-1/9
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • Women's rights must be strengthened
    2008-9/310
  • Gender equality in the health sector
    2008-9/336-337
  • Deadly illegal abortions
    2008-9/330-331
  • Arrest warrant for sudanese president El Bashir?
    2008-9/351
  • Poverty reduction: New paradigm
    2008-1/28
  • “UN tribunals are helping”
    2007-7/
  • Donor credibility
    2007-7/266
  • Industry self-regulation
    2007-6/252
• Indebtedness
  • Due to global crisis, over-indebtedness looms large
    2009-12/474-475
  • Global financial crisis will compound problems related to high sovereign debt
    2009-1/41-42
  • World Bank facility against vulture funds
    2007-7/
  • Afghanistan: fewer children dying
    2007-6/
  • Public debt relief can benefit private-sector creditors
    2007-6/
  • Healthy competition
    2007-4/175
• Informal sector
  • Pakistan has hardly tapped its renewable energy potential yet
    2012-1/14-16
  • Remote villages need off-grid power supply
    2012-1/27-29
  • Why subsistance farmers should switch to commercial agriculture
    2011-4/157-159
  • KenInvest supports small businesses to become engines of growth in Kenya
    2011-2/56-57
  • World Development Report on rural-urban migration
    2008-12/472-473
• Information technologies, New
  • Social media have become indispensable for aid agencies
    2011-5/180-181
  • The new digital divide is about broadband
    2010-7/268-269
  • Uganda's statistical office stands out in Africa
    2010-6/234-236
  • Internet: Rules for africa’s data highways
    2010-3/92-93
  • Faster internet access in eastern Africa
    2009-7/268-269
  • Making use of laptops in schools in remote areas of developing countries
    2009-7/286-287
  • Deutsche Welle provides radio-education for young Africans
    2009-7/288-290
  • The political significance of ditigal media
    2009-5/216 - 217
  • Web 2.0 and the transformation of the public sphere in Malaysia
    2008-6/240-241
  • 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
  • Private households in Amman could use much less water
    2012-4/156-157
  • Twinning cities helps policymakers to rise to great challgenges
    2012-4/150-151
  • Metro Manila is stuck in a jam
    2012-4/161-163
  • Indian cities cannot simply flush
    2012-4/152-154
  • Cities need good ideas to find infrastructure solutions
    2012-4/134
  • Lagos – a city of dreams and nightmares
    2012-4/144-145
  • Review essay: relevant reading on renewable energies
    2012-1/32-33
  • Africa needs infrastructure that links countries to one another
    2012-1/34-36
  • Smart grids for urban agglomerations will change power supply the way the internet changed communication
    2012-1/17-19
  • Pakistan has hardly tapped its renewable energy potential yet
    2012-1/14-16
  • Remote villages need off-grid power supply
    2012-1/27-29
  • India’s government is mobilising private capital to boost the nation’s infrastructure
    2011-11/410-412
  • How to keep source water in a Jordanian village clean
    2011-11/430-431
  • New grid infrastructure is needed to make full use of renewable energies
    2011-9/325-327
  • France and Germany bundle their resources to support the water sector in South Sudan
    2011-9/316
  • Decentralised wind farms for Africa
    2011-7/270
  • Why subsistance farmers should switch to commercial agriculture
    2011-4/157-159
  • Difficult switches: African deserts could generate electric power for Europe
    2011-2/53
  • The many challenges of providing safe water to all
    2011-1/9
  • Latin America lacks a coherent energy policy
    2010-11/400-401
  • Water: A right with no consequences
    2010-9/312-313
  • The new digital divide is about broadband
    2010-7/268-269
  • Water prices, the Dead Sea and Jordan’s lush hotel oases
    2010-7/290-291
  • Tourists’ air travels are not climate friendly
    2010-7/284-285
  • Lies, damn lies, statistics
    2010-6/222
  • Internet: Rules for africa’s data highways
    2010-3/92-93
  • Smart logisitics can boost private-sector development in SADC countries
    2010-3/124
  • How to bring santiation to marginalised urban settlements
    2009-11/427-429
  • Smarter water infrastructure is made necessary by climate change
    2009-10/376 - 379
  • Huge Dam projects in the Himalayas pay no attention to global warming
    2009-9/336 - 337
  • Faster internet access in eastern Africa
    2009-7/268-269
  • North American journalists look into renewable energy systems in Germany
    2009-5/214-215
  • Agro-wells help tackle poverty in Sri Lanka
    2009-4/164
  • Drastic consequences of diarrhoeal disease
    2009-4/162
  • Imminent dilution of the standards defined by the World Commission on Dams
    2009-3/131
  • Progress made in monitoring Nepali rivers in spite of poltical turmoil
    2009-2/76-77
  • The conditions for sensible use of bioenergy according to German scientists
    2009-2/74-75
  • Urban growth: Significant Dwarfs
    2008-11/425-426
  • Pressure on Ankara because of Ilisu dam
    2008-11/404
  • An infrastructural project of water collection in Ethiopia
    2008-9/341-342
  • What Indian government agencies can do to attract private-sector investments in infrastructure projects
    2008-7/282-284
  • 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
  • Infrastructure: universal access fonds for telecommunications
    2008-1/20
  • “Piped water is a convenience”
    2008-1/23
  • Infrastructure: Make rural development happen
    2008-1/12
  • Simple solutions
    2008-1/2
  • “Baby in need of strengthening”
    2007-11/430
  • UNCTAD: Poor countries need technology
    2007-9/
• Institutions
  • A good tax system promotes people’s trust in the state
    2011-6/239-241
  • 2010-11/
  • Climate negotiations inch forward slowly ahead of Copenhagen
    2009-7/271
  • Work in progress: pan-African security architecture
    2008-10/374-377
  • News
    2008-10/359-360
  • The military: depressing reality
    2008-10/354
  • The visions of World Bank chief economist Justin Yifu Lin
    2008-10/382-384
  • World Bank expert discusses limits of evaluating complex developments in quantitative terms
    2008-6/
  • Uganda’s fragile North
    2008-3/112-113
• Law, Judiciary, Public administration
  • Steps in the right direction: UN principles designed to prevent land grabbing
    2012-5/219
  • Law schools must do a much better job in Bangladesh
    2012-5/200-202
  • Indian government wants to enforce right to food with new legislation
    2012-3/117-119
  • Murderers of lesbian women get long prison sentences for hate crime in South Africa
    2012-3/129
  • Pakistan's Supreme Court should not have indicted Prime Minister Gilani
    2012-3/128
  • Promising change of guard at the International Criminal Court
    2012-1/38
  • Gambia’s revenue authority is making progress
    2011-10/388-389
  • Malawi’s president is defying donors as well as civil society organisations
    2011-9/349
  • Global crime is a global challenge
    2011-7/268-269
  • No representation without taxation
    2011-6/222
  • Egypt’s road to democracy is proving rocky
    2011-6/258
  • Nigeria is moving forward on enforcing tax laws
    2011-6/234-235
  • The challenges of re-starting the Liberian police force
    2011-4/164-165
  • The way Bangladesh’s government treats Grameen Bank founder Yunus is shameful
    2011-4/174
  • The advantages of having many women in Nicaragua’s police force
    2011-3/108-109
  • By reforming its prisons, Bangladesh can set an example
    2011-3/105-107
  • Brazilian Favelas’ reputation for crime is overblown and undeserved
    2011-3/110-112
  • Freedom Radio’s police programme is putting pressure on law enforcers in Kano, Nigeria
    2011-3/100-101
  • Why Filipinos have reason to fear their nation’s police force
    2011-3/102-104
  • Kenyan police officers help the tax authority boost government revenue
    2011-3/116-117
  • The police reflects a country’s power arrangements
    2011-3/90
  • Binayak Sen is a post-colonial victim of a repressive law from India’s colonial past
    2011-2/86
  • New IDEA handbook on electoral justice
    2011-1/8
  • Anti-corruption chief at Asian Development Bank assess experience in an interview
    2010-12/480-481
  • German police officer assess his training mission in Afghanistan
    2010-11/428-429
  • Gerrymandering has hurt Venezuela’s opposition in recent elections
    2010-11/438
  • 2010-11/
  • Cambodia: Torture chief of the Khmer Rouge convicted
    2010-9/316
  • Benin's model of local-government finance sets African standards
    2010-9/336-337
  • International Labour Conference acknowledges rights of domestic workers
    2010-7/307
  • TRIAL activist from Switzerland applauds the ICC’s new jurisdiction over “aggression”
    2010-7/304-305
  • Kenyan women's rights activists base campaigns on statististics
    2010-6/248-249
  • African Tax Administration Forum to focus on boosting domestic revenues
    2010-5/180-181
  • ICC’s Moreno-Ocampo investigates in Kenya
    2010-5/182
  • Illusions about Afghanistan’s statehood
    2010-5/183
  • In Romania and Bulgaria, civil-society organisations are demanding rule of law
    2010-3/108-110
  • Internet: Rules for africa’s data highways
    2010-3/92-93
  • Cambodia is successfully fighting domestic violence
    2010-3/118-119
  • Germany-based masterminds of Congolese war crimes
    2010-1/4-5
  • The lasting legacy of Ken Saro-Wiwa in Nigeria
    2010-1/12-13
  • Four crucial contradictions in Obama’s Guantanamo policy
    2010-1/40
  • Family law changes over time
    2009-11/398
  • South Africa struggles to enforce modern family legislation
    2009-11/411-413
  • The UK’s unacknowledged reality of legal pluralism
    2009-11/418-120
  • Women’s rights in Unganda in view of the bride-price burden
    2009-11/408-410
  • Experts discuss women's right in Muslim law
    2009-11/421-423
  • 2oth anniversary of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
    2009-11/438
  • Gender-neutral language clouds discrimination against women in India
    2009-11/414-417
  • Harmonised donors need patience concerning public-sector reform in Zambia
    2009-10/384-385
  • Disparity-bred crisis in Honduras
    2009-9/350
  • Thai court does not extradite arms merchant Victor Bout to USA
    2009-9/312-313
  • Slow progress on regional integration in Africa
    2009-7/296-297
  • Law schools must teach students complex notions of justice
    2009-7/298-299
  • Degrees of lawlessness
    2009-6/222
  • Campaign for Judicial Accountability in India
    2009-6/232 - 233
  • Women’s rights legislation needs to be enforced in Arab world
    2009-6/244-247
  • EU bears responsibilty for Italy’s rabid policy on migration
    2009-6/263
  • Rule of law. The trouble with Guantánamo
    2009-6/225
  • Wieczorek-Zeul assess situation in Pakistan in interview with D+C
    2009-5/206-207
  • Challenges Pakistan’s rightful chief justice must rise to
    2009-5/208-210
  • Obstacles to political decetralisation in Tanzania
    2009-5/211- 213
  • Jochen Hippler discusses Pakistan’s multi-dimensional judicial worries
    2009-4/172 - 173
  • Debating judicial performance in Indian PIL cases
    2009-3/122-123
  • War crimes increasingly prosecuted internationally
    2009-3/92-93
  • Indian legal scholars bemoan impunity of Gujarat progroms
    2009-2/49
  • Prosecution of sexualised war crimes
    2008-10/361
  • Army: Construction workers in uniform
    2008-10/364-367
  • South Asian press comments on Musharraf resignation
    2008-9/350
  • Editorial – Global governance as a matter of human rights
    2008-7/266
  • Civil-service nightmares in the Philippines
    2008-7/285-289
  • Tanzania’s disappointing reform programme in the public sector
    2008-7/279-281
  • Liberia's progress in civil service
    2008-7/276-278
  • Economic progess under less than perfect administration
    2008-7/290-291
  • Ethiopian civil-service reform
    2008-7/302-303
  • Afghanistan’s formal and informal judicial systems
    2008-6/
  • 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
  • In Asian countries, the ways press and internet serve democratic purposes differ greatly
    2012-3/92-93
  • Useful and unexpensive: zivil society organisations should use web-based social media
    2011-12/476-477
  • Favela News Agency is expressing the views of Rio’s marginalised people
    2011-11/434-435
  • Letters to the editor July edition
    2011-7/305
  • It takes courage, not only facebook, to topple an autocratic government
    2011-6/254-255
  • Social media have become indispensable for aid agencies
    2011-5/180-181
  • Freedom Radio’s police programme is putting pressure on law enforcers in Kano, Nigeria
    2011-3/100-101
  • The Business Daily, a young Kenyan newspaper, helps to improve economic fortunes
    2011-2/62
  • Benin’s community radios are struggling with many problems, but they are important nonetheless
    2011-1/38
  • 50 years: why E+Z/D+C is a useful publication
    2010-11/433-435
  • Development Minister Dirk Niebel’s congratulations for E+Z’s 50th anniversary
    2010-11/432
  • Africa’s musical journey from the Independence Cha Cha to angry rap
    2010-11/430-431
  • Praise for unsung heroes: Peace Counts in Côte d'Ivoire
    2010-10/378-381
  • Journalism students support local media in the Easter Cape Province
    2010-10/382-383
  • Exiled Iranian cartoonist reaches out to public on the web
    2010-10/393-394
  • Journalists’ job in disaster prevention
    2010-9/342-343
  • Why citizen journalist make an important difference
    2010-6/256-257
  • Appropriately supported, journalists will contribute to Colombian peace
    2010-6/254-255
  • Hackers steal carbon credits online
    2010-3/94
  • Internet: Rules for africa’s data highways
    2010-3/92-93
  • Chinese cyber spies attack Google
    2010-2/51
  • InWEnt helps to establish social networks in Latinamerica
    2010-2/82-83
  • Kiva.org’s P2P approach to raising funds for microloans
    2010-2/ 62-63
  • Pop star Farhad Darya on the power of music in Afghanistan
    2010-1/24-25
  • Uganda’s Andrew Mwenda critisises conventional donor approaches to development
    2009-12/452-453
  • Senegalese publisher elaborates quality papers’ role in development
    2009-12/480-481
  • China: Beyond censorship as we know it
    2009-11/404-405
  • Voicing youth concerns on Mozambique’s TV
    2009-9/342-343
  • Deutsche Welle provides radio-education for young Africans
    2009-7/288-290
  • Dambisa Moyo’s anti-aid argument is completely overblown
    2009-7/306
  • International media assess Thailand’s tensions
    2009-5/218 - 219
  • Humanitarian agencies neglect media duties in countries hit by catastrophes
    2009-5/202-205
  • Media massacre: murders of journalists in the Philippines
    2009-5/188-191
  • Global crisis hurts independent media in poor countries
    2009-5/178
  • West African radio stations need modern technology and sound business models
    2009-5/198 - 201
  • The political significance of ditigal media
    2009-5/216 - 217
  • Democratic Voice of Burma, broadcasting from Norway, has impact on regime
    2009-5/192 - 194
  • How SABC’s educational radio managed the transistion from apartheid
    2009-5/195-197
  • / InWEnts IT-capacity-building-project in Southeast Asia illustrates the use of monitoring and evaluation
    2009-1/37-39
  • Indian critisism of TV coverage of Mumbai assaults
    2009-1/42
  • Olympics: treat China fairly
    2008-7/292-294
  • South African roots of xenophobia
    2008-7/
  • Web 2.0 and the transformation of the public sphere in Malaysia
    2008-6/240-241
  • Conflict Prevention: Johan Galtung about the role of the media
    2008-4/162-163
  • Kenya: Uncertain future
    2008-4/
  • Media ethics in the age of the internet
    2008-4/170-171
  • 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
  • Two years later, Haiti continues to suffer from the effects of the earthquake in January 2010
    2012-2/48-49
  • Ahead of the UN climate summit in Durban, the Green Climate Fund is taking shape
    2011-9/328-330
  • Risks of nuclear plants in Iran, Pakistan, Philippines
    2011-4/138
  • Guatemala is increasingly struggling with freak weather
    2010-11/437
  • Not rated high enough: pharmacists in times of disaster
    2010-11/413-415
  • Internationally, people seem to have tiered of Pakistan’s problems
    2010-10/392
  • Climate change and the disaster of summer 2010
    2010-9/310
  • Haiti: Sexualised violence in refugee camps
    2010-9/313
  • Journalists’ job in disaster prevention
    2010-9/342-343
  • Disasters and the challenges of database management
    2010-6/240-242
  • In Haiti, the state must be reconstructed, and not only buildings
    2010-3/130
  • Scholars propose to remodel the emissions trading
    2009-10/380-381
  • Outlines of a global deal on climate protection and poverty reduction
    2009-10/366-369
  • Bangladesh’s progress in terms of disaster relief is encouraging
    2009-10/373 - 375
  • How to promote innovation in Latin America
    2009-9/340-341
  • Voicing youth concerns on Mozambique’s TV
    2009-9/342-343
  • After the tsunami
    2007-4/164
• Non-governmental organisations, civil society
  • ”A solid roof“
    2012-3/120-121
  • Civil society leader finds Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation promising
    2012-2/58-60
  • In Niger, civil society needs support at the grassroots level
    2012-2/78-80
  • Nicaragua’s Centro Humboldt would benefit from Donor Harmonisation
    2012-2/68
  • Useful and unexpensive: zivil society organisations should use web-based social media
    2011-12/476-477
  • Why Germany’s Development Ministry is keen on cooperating with the private sector
    2011-11/416-417
  • What German NGOs dislike about the Development Ministry's stance towards the private sector
    2011-11/418-419
  • African expert assesses 50 years of German development policy
    2011-10/372-374
  • Too few NGOs from developing countries take part in climate summits
    2011-9/331-333
  • A call for democratic ownership of development programmes
    2011-9/340-341
  • The World Social Forum was about to flop
    2011-3/131
  • Freedom Radio’s police programme is putting pressure on law enforcers in Kano, Nigeria
    2011-3/100-101
  • State Secretary Beerfeltz elaborates on civil society's indispensable role
    2011-2/74-75
  • In Romania and Bulgaria, civil-society organisations are demanding rule of law
    2010-3/108-110
  • Senegalese publisher elaborates quality papers’ role in development
    2009-12/480-481
  • Global crisis hurts independent media in poor countries
    2009-5/178
  • West African radio stations need modern technology and sound business models
    2009-5/198 - 201
  • German churches want EU guidelines on arms exports enforced fast
    2009-1/7
  • Military mindset will not solve Aghanistan’s woes
    2009-1/34-35
  • Climate protection matters ever more to Chinese NGOs
    2009-1/30 - 32
  • An infrastructural project of water collection in Ethiopia
    2008-9/341-342
  • Realistic aspirations for Bangladesh
    2008-9/320-322
  • Risks aid workers run in Afghanistan
    2008-7/294-295
  • Editorial – Global governance as a matter of human rights
    2008-7/266
  • Strengths of German NGOs
    2008-7/296-297
  • Fewer conflicts involving child soldiers
    2008-6/226-22
  • Aid effectiveness: The myth of NGO superiority
    2008-5/
  • Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
    2008-3/114-116
  • Interview with : “Africa must push its values”
    2008-1/40
  • Development jargon: Helping people to help themselves
    2008-1/30
  • Long march towards civil society
    2007-10/384
  • “Thinking in terms of black and white is dangerous”
    2007-10/372
  • Two documents of dissent
    2007-6/
  • “We can make a difference”
    2007-6/248
  • Near chaos in Nairobi
    2007-3/130
• Organisations, institutions (Germany, except for NGOS)
  • ”A solid roof“
    2012-3/120-121
  • How to interest aid agencies adn policymakers in research
    2012-2/76-77
  • International community must rise to global challenge of environmentally sustainable growth
    2010-12/447
  • Reforming technical cooperation
    2010-3/122-123
  • 60th anniversary of Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft – legacy is thriving at InWEnt
    2010-1/36-37
  • The Art in Africa Foundation, a joint venture of UNESCO and Goethe Institut
    2010-1/17-19
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • IMF: shift in lending practices
    2008-12/444
  • China's cooperation with donor agencies
    2008-9/316
  • Conditional cash transfers in support of safe sex
    2008-6/262
  • International NGOs lambast donors’ performance in Afghanistan
    2008-5/183
  • Germany second most important donor according to OECD
    2008-5/182
  • 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)
  • State Secretary Haber sees triple role for Germany's Foreign Office in humanitarian aid
    2012-5/210-211
  • Boosting immunisation: GAVI's approach to performance-based aid
    2012-5/208-209
  • An interesting choice: Jim Yong Kim for World Bank president
    2012-5/217
  • New report on global sustainability by UN High-Level Panel
    2012-4/138
  • Smart financial institutions consider female clients favourably
    2012-4/174
  • Rio+20: Another attempt to save the planet?
    2012-4/166-168
  • Donors have not made much progress on harmonisation
    2012-4/168-169
  • Syria and the international community's responsibility to protect civilians from harm
    2012-4/175
  • AU Chairman Boni Yayi faces daunting challenges
    2012-3/130
  • How to interest aid agencies adn policymakers in research
    2012-2/76-77
  • In spite of the aid affectiveness agenda, developmental programmes are still risky investments
    2012-2/46
  • Nicaragua’s Centro Humboldt would benefit from Donor Harmonisation
    2012-2/68
  • EU Commissioner Piebalgs explains how he wants to boost aid effectiveness
    2012-2/69-70
  • From Rome to Busan: a brief history of the High Level Forums on Aid Effectiveness
    2012-2/60-61
  • Review essay: relevant reading on renewable energies
    2012-1/32-33
  • Promising change of guard at the International Criminal Court
    2012-1/38
  • Too little, too late – the Durban agreement on climate protection
    2012-1/2
  • Op/Ed voices from around the world assess Durban climate summit
    2012-1/30-31
  • FAO's new director-general Graziano da Silva
    2012-1/9
  • Preparing for Rio20+
    2011-12/468-469
  • Social security must not stay a luxury item
    2011-12/444-445
  • Why development policymakers must not neglect Asia
    2011-12/482
  • The EU's Economic Partnership Agreement with Cariforum has not made much progress yet
    2011-12/462-463
  • The IFC could do more to promote social and environmental standards
    2011-11/413-415
  • UN agencies are supporting culture sensitive development in remote regions of China
    2011-11/428-429
  • Thanks to the CDM, more Nigerian families can afford to buy fuel-efficient cooking stoves
    2011-11/426-427
  • How to improve the UN Development System
    2011-10/384-385
  • IFC wanst to boost food security with private sector means
    2011-10/392-393
  • UN tackles non-communicable diseases, but no fresh money is made available
    2011-10/395
  • Clean Development Mechanism: every little bit helps
    2011-10/386-387
  • UNEP chief says sustainability matters in view of rapid urbanisation
    2011-10/358
  • Why donor agencies should grant open access to their data
    2011-9/344-345
  • Nigerian trade unions promote gender justice, though not with much bite
    2011-9/336-337
  • Ahead of the UN climate summit in Durban, the Green Climate Fund is taking shape
    2011-9/328-330
  • The lasting lecagy of UN General-Secretary Dag Hammarskjöld 50 years after his death
    2011-9/337-339
  • In spite of evident weaknesses, Lagarde was appointed IMF managing director
    2011-7/307
  • ILO passes convention to protect household helpers
    2011-7/272-273
  • China is moving on climate change – slowly
    2011-5/218
  • The world is turning away as Côte d’Ivoire slides into civil war
    2011-4/175
  • Risks of nuclear plants in Iran, Pakistan, Philippines
    2011-4/138
  • Gaddafi’s long shadows south of the Sahara
    2011-4/171
  • New trade barriers hurt least developed countries
    2011-4/166-167
  • How voice reform came about at the World Bank
    2011-3/118-120
  • Review essay: relevant reading on the G20
    2011-1/28-29
  • What remains to be done after the climate summit in Cancún
    2011-1/40-41
  • Indian scholar says global leaders should focus on food security and access to essential pharmaceuticals
    2011-1/21-23
  • Brazililan economist: „I am not sure the G20 will survive“
    2011-1/14-16
  • Africa-EU-Partnership (JAES) needs revitalisation
    2010-12/449
  • Jens Martens of the Global Policy Forum Europe wants new mulitlateral goals for policymakers
    2010-12/466-468
  • German police officer assess his training mission in Afghanistan
    2010-11/428-429
  • Possible results of Cancún’s climate summit in December
    2010-11/436
  • Women’s roles in UN peacekeeping
    2010-10/372-374
  • African Union is preparing for multidimensional peace missions
    2010-10/375-377
  • World Bank considers foreign investors interest in African farmland an opportunity
    2010-10/361
  • Humanitarian agencies must not over-react to new risks
    2010-10/367-369
  • MDG summit's fine rhetorik must be followed up with action
    2010-10/395
  • Promising start of UNFCCC’s Adaptation Fund
    2010-9/324-326
  • Climate change and loss of biodiversity are mutually reinforcing, UNEP chief warns
    2010-9/334-335
  • MDG 1 remains the greatest challenge
    2010-9/351
  • CBD-talks on access and benefit sharing have stalled
    2010-9/348
  • The new digital divide is about broadband
    2010-7/268-269
  • Pitfalls of using indicators to measure democracy
    2010-6/244-247
  • UN Peacekeeping: women to the front
    2010-5/184
  • First-ever European Report on Development focusses on fragile statehood
    2010-2/74-75
  • Donor agencies do not adhere to aid-effectiveness principles in Cambodia
    2009-12/456-459
  • Due to global crisis, over-indebtedness looms large
    2009-12/474-475
  • IMF has grown stronger, but long-term role remains unclear
    2009-11/439
  • "Let's hope UN withdrawl from Pakistan is indeed temporary"
    2009-11/436
  • 2oth anniversary of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
    2009-11/438
  • World Development Report calls for climate-related investments
    2009-11/402
  • How to promote the private sector
    2009-10/361
  • Outlines of a global deal on climate protection and poverty reduction
    2009-10/366-369
  • The South Centre's Martin Khor applauds the recent UN summit on the global economic crisis
    2009-9/349
  • Only heads of states and governments can lead the way out of climate impasse
    2009-7/307
  • Review article: The global financial crisis impact on universal primary education
    2009-7/291-293
  • Humanitarian agencies neglect media duties in countries hit by catastrophes
    2009-5/202-205
  • Stiglitz Commission calls for new paradigms for global economy
    2009-5/180
  • German development minister considers global financial crisis a modernisation opportunity
    2009-3/
  • How Asia is exposed to the financial crisis
    2009-3/124-125
  • A note on global-governance reform
    2009-3/110-111
  • Scope for better country assessments at the World Bank
    2009-3/
  • World Bank business is expanding due to global crisis
    2009-3/115
  • War crimes increasingly prosecuted internationally
    2009-3/92-93
  • IFC evaluates developmental success
    2009-2/72-73
  • World Development Report on rural-urban migration
    2008-12/472-473
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • G20 summit only took small step in the right direction
    2008-12/483
  • Global finance: the collapse of neoliberalism
    2008-11/430-431
  • Reform needs at the UN institutions in Rome
    2008-11/416-418
  • A skeptic takes stock of the African Standby Force
    2008-9/315
  • Arrest warrant for sudanese president El Bashir?
    2008-9/351
  • With breakthrough in reach, WTO fails to make progress
    2008-9/313
  • Food Security: FAO summit with scant results
    2008-7/
  • News
    2008-7/270-271
  • Economic progess under less than perfect administration
    2008-7/290-291
  • Why the South Centre finds the Paris Agenda irritating
    2008-7/299-301
  • The results of the biodiversity conference in Bonn
    2008-7/269
  • Testing OSCE observations
    2008-6/232-235
  • Expert commission assess the main ingredients of growth-inducive policies
    2008-6/225
  • How IFPRI wants to fight food-price inflation
    2008-6/226
  • Taking part in OSCE election observations
    2008-6/258-259
  • Biodiversity is indispensable for human survival
    2008-5/178
  • African security architecture developing at snail's pace
    2008-5/212-213
  • Climate talks inch forwards
    2008-5/185
  • Frozen evolution in coservation parks
    2008-5/206-207
  • IMF finally reformed
    2008-5/181
  • 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
  • Economists' concern about growing global inequality
    2008-4/144-148
  • Though improving internal coordination, UN is slow in implementing Paris Declaration
    2008-3/
  • The World Bank's Chinese chief economist
    2008-3/
  • Climate change at World Bank
    2007-11/400
  • WHO calls for free mosquito nets
    2007-10/358
  • A UN force
    2007-9/
  • Growth alone won’t do
    2007-9/338
  • “We need an alliance between old and new donors”
    2007-9/348
  • New deal involves Thailand and ADB
    2007-7/
  • Progress undone
    2007-7/279
  • Embarrassingly self-assured
    2007-6/263
  • Controversy over Asian Development Bank
    2007-6/
  • Listen to the locals
    2007-5/
  • Equal opportunity à la Wolfowitz
    2007-5/178
  • IMF struggles for relevance
    2007-5/
  • Cooperation by the World Bank and IMF assessed
    2007-4/136
  • Praise and censure by the FAO
    2007-3/94
  • UN tests reform in additional countries
    2007-3/95
  • UN reform: less visions, more diplomacy
    2007-3/131
• Participation
  • INEF scholars argue donor agencies need more coherent approaches to peace building
    2012-5/184
  • How to keep source water in a Jordanian village clean
    2011-11/430-431
  • A call for democratic ownership of development programmes
    2011-9/340-341
  • Providing everyone with safe drinking water in Tanazania’s Hai District
    2011-3/124-125
  • State Secretary Beerfeltz elaborates on civil society's indispensable role
    2011-2/74-75
  • International media on elections in Haiti: Lost credibility
    2011-1/42
  • Unless local people assume ownership, development projects are meaningless
    2011-1/33-34
  • Donors are neglecting the disadvantaged minorities of developing countries
    2010-12/461-463
  • Perus economy is growing, while ecological aspects are neglected. This affects especially indigenous people
    2010-12/472-473
  • The limits of the health services microfinance institutions provide in Bangladesh
    2010-2/66-68
  • Cautious attempts to involve citizens in the management of Chinese urban agglomerations
    2009-7/294-296
  • South Indian village is self-sufficient in terms of power generation
    2009-7/300-301
  • Primary education must make sense to children
    2009-7/266
  • Making the best of informal slum settlements
    2009-6/248 - 249
  • Humanitarian agencies neglect media duties in countries hit by catastrophes
    2009-5/202-205
  • Obstacles to political decetralisation in Tanzania
    2009-5/211- 213
  • Pitfalls of the participation principle
    2009-4/166 - 167
  • Donors coordinate efforts on local governments and decentralisation
    2009-4/170 - 171
  • Imminent dilution of the standards defined by the World Commission on Dams
    2009-3/131
  • Well considered mix of methods leads to goo evaluation results
    2009-1/18 - 19
  • NGO sets an example for the government on maternal health in rural Bangladesh
    2008-9/
  • Testing OSCE observations
    2008-6/232-235
  • 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
  • Health is a universal right argues Gonoshasthaya Kendra in Bangladesh
    2012-3/126-127
  • Paradigm change needed in view of population growth
    2011-12/446-447
  • HIV: Protection from a collapsible tube
    2010-9/316-317
  • Uganda's statistical office stands out in Africa
    2010-6/234-236
  • In praise of traditional birth attendants in Bangladesh
    2009-2/
  • For the sake of a healthy development, urban growth needs to be planned
    2008-10/358-359
  • Women's rights must be strengthened
    2008-9/310
  • Deadly illegal abortions
    2008-9/330-331
  • Indispensable traditional midwives in Guatemala
    2008-9/323-325
  • 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
  • Why it is actually not very difficult to tackle urban marginalisation
    2012-4/146-149
  • Social security must not stay a luxury item
    2011-12/444-445
  • Why development policymakers must not neglect Asia
    2011-12/482
  • German municipal savings banks in defence of microfinance
    2011-12/449
  • Letters to the editor: July/August edition
    2011-10/393
  • Internationally, cash transfer programmes are accepted as important means to fight poverty
    2011-7/298-300
  • Why triangular cooperation of advanced nations with emerging-market and developing countries makes sense
    2011-6/253-254
  • In Kenya, vouchers give poor women access to professional reproductive health services
    2011-5/210-211
  • Conditional cash transfers complement microcredit schemes in Brazil
    2011-4/162-163
  • Poverty is more than a mere lack of material goods
    2011-2/80-81
  • The many challenges of providing safe water to all
    2011-1/9
  • EU Commissioner Piebalgs wants to boost climate-friendly electric power in Africa
    2011-1/ 6
  • The reasons for the microfinance tragedy in Andhra Pradesh
    2011-1/30-33
  • For a successful poverty reduction and climate protection the private sector is required – urgently
    2010-12/478-479
  • Donors are neglecting the disadvantaged minorities of developing countries
    2010-12/461-463
  • MDGs are already a success
    2010-12/442
  • Rapid appraisal of Millennium Development Goals
    2010-12/452-453
  • Development agencies must emphasise democracy, markets and individual responsibilty
    2010-12/458-460
  • Jens Martens of the Global Policy Forum Europe wants new mulitlateral goals for policymakers
    2010-12/466-468
  • German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development is about to formulate a follow-up strategy for the MDGs for the years until 2030
    2010-12/454-457
  • According to official data, poverty affects more people in India than assumed in the past
    2010-12/464-465
  • Slow progress on maternal mortality
    2010-11/416-417
  • All developing countries should be making generic drugs
    2010-11/398
  • Malawis record of poverty and social impact assessments
    2010-10/385-387
  • MDG summit's fine rhetorik must be followed up with action
    2010-10/395
  • Societies are ageing in many countries
    2010-9/340-341
  • Water: A right with no consequences
    2010-9/312-313
  • MDG 1 remains the greatest challenge
    2010-9/351
  • EU Development goals
    2010-7/270
  • Financial services have yet to reach the rural masses in India’s Karnataka
    2010-6/250-251
  • Accurately assessing the MDGs and meaningful goals beyond
    2010-6/258-259
  • Giving young Bangladeshis a chance to find a livelihood
    2010-5/196-198
  • Grameen Bank model works for Argentina’s Fundación León
    2010-4/162-163
  • Development agencies have their work cut out
    2009-12/442
  • Employment guarantees are boosting rural development in India
    2009-12/472-473
  • Microinsurance schemes could protect 3 billion people from harm
    2009-12/444-445
  • Maternal health: an unattainable goal by 2015
    2009-10/356-357
  • Smarter water infrastructure is made necessary by climate change
    2009-10/376 - 379
  • Andean primary education must take account of children’s day-to-day experience
    2009-7/276-278
  • Long-term success of non-formal Adivasi school in West Bengal
    2009-7/280-282
  • Review article: The global financial crisis impact on universal primary education
    2009-7/291-293
  • Making the best of informal slum settlements
    2009-6/248 - 249
  • Campaign for Judicial Accountability in India
    2009-6/232 - 233
  • Reforming Pinochet’s pension reform
    2009-4/160
  • Agro-wells help tackle poverty in Sri Lanka
    2009-4/164
  • Debating judicial performance in Indian PIL cases
    2009-3/122-123
  • Involving independent experts in monitoring of poverty reduction strategies
    2009-1/22-24
  • Coping with climate damage
    2008-12/442
  • Microfinance: the sense of mission and the need for subsidies
    2008-10/385-386
  • News
    2008-10/359-360
  • Financing for development: „Doha is about preventive action“
    2008-10/394-395
  • China's cooperation with donor agencies
    2008-9/316
  • Exaggerated criticism of development efforts per se
    2008-9/
  • Food Security: FAO summit with scant results
    2008-7/
  • Why aid is about risky investments
    2008-7/
  • Strengths of German NGOs
    2008-7/296-297
  • Donor harmonisation: “Make national systems the default option”
    2008-7/298-299
  • Expert commission assess the main ingredients of growth-inducive policies
    2008-6/225
  • Biodiversity: Feeding a growing population
    2008-5/194-196
  • SIDA's approach to assessing pro-poor growth
    2008-4/137
  • The Interamerican Development Bank studies social exclusion
    2008-4/168-169
  • What it is that makes growth pro-poor
    2008-4/160-161
  • Food prices rising on world market
    2008-4/136-137
  • 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
  • “Piped water is a convenience”
    2008-1/23
  • Poverty reduction: New paradigm
    2008-1/28
  • Infrastructure: Make rural development happen
    2008-1/12
  • Development jargon: Helping people to help themselves
    2008-1/30
  • A president under fire
    2007-10/395
  • Higher salaries needed
    2007-9/326
  • Staff shortages in the health sector
    2007-9/343
  • Growth alone won’t do
    2007-9/338
  • “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
  • The developmental relevance of higher education
    2012-5/192-193
  • Smart financial institutions consider female clients favourably
    2012-4/174
  • Pionieers wanted: German SMEs too hesitant in Africa
    2012-4/136
  • Slow but steady reform of Mali’s cotton sector
    2012-3/94
  • In Niger, civil society needs support at the grassroots level
    2012-2/78-80
  • How to improve poor people’s pharma supply in developing countries
    2012-2/54
  • When natural resources are exploited, many countries pay little heed to the environmental and social consequences
    2012-2/51
  • Desertec’s recent developments
    2012-1/20-21
  • Preparing for Rio20+
    2011-12/468-469
  • Proof of higher standards of living: Cotton Made in Africa
    2011-12/472-473
  • Challenging business: CDM application in Indonesia
    2011-12/470-471
  • Views converging on developmental role of private sector
    2011-11/398
  • The IFC could do more to promote social and environmental standards
    2011-11/413-415
  • The PPP investment fund LeapFrog is promoting the micorinsurance sector
    2011-11/420-422
  • India’s government is mobilising private capital to boost the nation’s infrastructure
    2011-11/410-412
  • Subsidised insurances could encourage investors to fund businesses in developing countries
    2011-11/423-425
  • Why Germany’s Development Ministry is keen on cooperating with the private sector
    2011-11/416-417
  • What German NGOs dislike about the Development Ministry's stance towards the private sector
    2011-11/418-419
  • IFC wanst to boost food security with private sector means
    2011-10/392-393
  • Contract farming in Namibia is not yet as successful as planned
    2011-10/389-391
  • Civil society representatives are disappointed in Kimberley Process
    2011-9/351
  • Why investors do not worry much about developing countries’ tax rates
    2011-7/296-297
  • Planning Minister Triki discusses Tunisia’s daunting reform agenda
    2011-6/260-261
  • Aquaculture’s growth potential in Africa is huge
    2011-4/160-161
  • State intervention is undermining Ghana’s succesful health microinsurance schemes
    2011-3/120-122
  • Efforts to boosting innovation in Latinamerika
    2011-2/64-65
  • The Business Daily, a young Kenyan newspaper, helps to improve economic fortunes
    2011-2/62
  • Women entrepreneurs face gender-spefic challenges – for instance in Bangladesh
    2011-2/68-70
  • Small farmers benefit from export strategies geared to niche markets
    2011-2/66
  • Mozambique is not an open access society
    2011-2/73-75
  • Why civil society and the private sector are inter-related
    2011-2/46
  • Difficult switches: African deserts could generate electric power for Europe
    2011-2/53
  • According to DEG top manager, German companies fail to grasp African opportunities
    2011-2/76-77
  • Brazil in the war for talent
    2011-2/50
  • For a successful poverty reduction and climate protection the private sector is required – urgently
    2010-12/478-479
  • A strong private sector makes lasting peace more likely
    2010-12/474-475
  • Indian companies innovate products poor people can afford
    2010-12/476-477
  • Cinpharm starts producing generic drugs in Cameroon
    2010-11/408-409
  • World Bank considers foreign investors interest in African farmland an opportunity
    2010-10/361
  • Promoting vocational training in Colombia
    2010-9/344-345
  • Innovative PPP fund is promoting climate-friendly energy solutions in Southeast Europe
    2010-9/330-333
  • The new digital divide is about broadband
    2010-7/268-269
  • Development opportunities and ethical challenges of tourism
    2010-7/281-283
  • Corporate Social Responsibility in the tourism industry
    2010-7/278 - 281
  • Disasters and the challenges of database management
    2010-6/240-242
  • Crop-insurance schemes make sense where there is sufficient data
    2010-6/237-239
  • Dispute over food security and intellectual property rights
    2010-4/144-146
  • Grameen Bank model works for Argentina’s Fundación León
    2010-4/162-163
  • UPOV’s plant variety protection serves to stimulate investment and modernisation
    2010-4/150-153
  • The best legal protection for breeders of plant varieties
    2010-4/154-155
  • Global commons allow for innovation without patents
    2010-4/170-172
  • The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative is at a crossroads
    2010-4/136-137
  • Women entrepreneurs are cooperating across borders in South Asia and Southern Africa
    2010-3/125
  • Smart logisitics can boost private-sector development in SADC countries
    2010-3/124
  • InWEnt alumni assess African opportunities in global crises
    2010-1/38-39
  • The merits of cultural entrepreneurship in Africa
    2010-1/26-27
  • Germany’s new development minister discusses policy in an interview
    2010-1/28-29
  • Uganda’s Andrew Mwenda critisises conventional donor approaches to development
    2009-12/452-453
  • Microinsurance schemes could protect 3 billion people from harm
    2009-12/444-445
  • The pros and cons of world-market orientation in India’s leather industries
    2009-11/430-431
  • German corporations cooperate with young African leaders
    2009-10/390 - 391
  • How to promote the private sector
    2009-10/361
  • How to promote innovation in Latin America
    2009-9/340-341
  • The pros and cons of large-scale land purchases by foreign investors in developing countries
    2009-9/334 - 336
  • Faster internet access in eastern Africa
    2009-7/268-269
  • Desertec plans to generate power from Sahara sun
    2009-7/270
  • Microfinance schemes are making a difference in Afghanistan
    2009-6/250 - 251
  • IFC evaluates developmental success
    2009-2/72-73
  • Microfinance: the sense of mission and the need for subsidies
    2008-10/385-386
  • The challenges of certifying fair-trade textiles
    2008-3/126-127
  • Training managers serves CIS transition
    2008-3/124-125
  • Corruption: Nigeria scraps deals with Siemens
    2008-1/
  • Responsibility for people and markets
    2007-12/456
  • Voluntary, vague, and unenforceable
    2007-12/464
  • Business interests, correctly understood
    2007-12/474
  • Take a close look
    2007-12/442
  • Renaissance of extractive industries
    2007-11/402
  • Poor results
    2007-10/382
  • Unfavourable investment climate
    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
  • Little islands of improvement
    2007-4/152
  • “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
  • In search of fair computers
    2007-4/155
  • The choice is not difficult
    2007-4/166
• Raw materials
  • When natural resources are exploited, many countries pay little heed to the environmental and social consequences
    2012-2/51
  • Niger is Africa's new oil exporting nation
    2012-2/50-51
  • Prudent tax policies serve to manage natural resource wealth appropriately
    2012-1/24-26
  • Civil society representatives are disappointed in Kimberley Process
    2011-9/351
  • CBD members agree Nagoya Protocol on access to genetical resources
    2010-12/482
  • Not much reason to celebrate: 50 years of independence in Africa
    2010-7/296-297
  • Angola’s poverty persists as oil exports boom
    2010-6/251-253
  • African scholars consider alternatives to the „oil curse“
    2010-5/206-207
  • The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative is at a crossroads
    2010-4/136-137
  • Germany’s distorted coffee market
    2010-2/48-49
  • Germany-based masterminds of Congolese war crimes
    2010-1/4-5
  • African leaders must rise to global crisis
    2009-3/104-105
  • 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
  • Experts discuss opportunities of circular migration
    2012-5/180-181
  • Many women from Guatemala hope they’ll find a better future abroad
    2011-7/282-283
  • ILO passes convention to protect household helpers
    2011-7/272-273
  • Migrants are fleeing from Libya to desperately poor Niger
    2011-6/226
  • Media contort migration from Africa
    2011-5/182
  • Refugees: European dilemma
    2011-3/97
  • Displaced persons in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
    2010-11/405
  • Local networking with migrations would help development agencies
    2010-10/358-359
  • International Labour Conference acknowledges rights of domestic workers
    2010-7/307
  • Paul Romer's vision is to found new, well-run cities for millions of people
    2010-6/260-261
  • Refugees in Ecuador
    2010-4/164-165
  • The significance of India’s authors of international bestsellers
    2010-1/20-23
  • The UK’s unacknowledged reality of legal pluralism
    2009-11/418-120
  • Economic pros and cons of migration
    2009-10/358
  • Rural exodus: moving to the city
    2009-10/359
  • The tough fate of internally displaced people and Afghan refugees in Pakistan
    2009-9/328-330
  • Climate change will trigger mass migration
    2009-9/323-325
  • Migration is a sign of success
    2009-9/310
  • Diaspora communities often contribute to peace building in fragile states
    2009-9/320-322
  • In Guatemala City, some hosehold helpers manage to get higher education
    2009-9/326-327
  • Global Forum on Migration and Development benefits from non-binding setting
    2009-9/331-333
  • EU bears responsibilty for Italy’s rabid policy on migration
    2009-6/263
  • Economic crisis hurts illegal migrants in Spain
    2009-6/234 - 236
  • Lack of health professionals is a global challenge
    2009-3/94
  • Fatal politics
    2009-2/86
  • World Development Report on rural-urban migration
    2008-12/472-473
  • False promises of Europe’s migration policy
    2008-11/439
  • For the sake of a healthy development, urban growth needs to be planned
    2008-10/358-359
  • Systematic rape as a weapon in war
    2008-9/326-329
  • News
    2008-7/270-271
  • Lack of physicians due to migration, WHO warns
    2008-4/139
  • Media ethics in the age of the internet
    2008-4/170-171
  • Scholarship for refugees serve reconstruction
    2008-3/103-05
  • Slow progress on EU migration policy
    2008-3/92-93
  • Chad’s own problems and international intervention
    2008-3/131
  • Migration: Immigration as opportunity
    2008-1/
• Regional economic unions
  • Op-ed views concerning Mali’s crisis
    2012-5/218
  • AU Chairman Boni Yayi faces daunting challenges
    2012-3/130
  • Why development results depend on regional integration in Africa
    2012-2/62-64
  • Africa needs infrastructure that links countries to one another
    2012-1/34-36
  • Why Africans do not worry about slow EPA progress too much
    2011-12/456-458
  • "Congagement" marks China's and India's approach to Asian neighbours
    2011-12/464-467
  • The EU's Economic Partnership Agreement with Cariforum has not made much progress yet
    2011-12/462-463
  • Gbagbo must not be allowed to prevail, but Cote d'Ivoire’s crisis is about more than only big-man politics
    2011-2/87
  • Latin America lacks a coherent energy policy
    2010-11/400-401
  • Germany is Europe’s potential leader on aid for trade
    2010-11/426-427
  • ASEAN nations are integrating
    2010-10/388-389
  • EU trade agreement with Colombia and Peru
    2010-4/140
  • Regional networks invigorate peace in Asia and Afrika
    2010-3/126-127
  • Even though deep integration could serve developing countries, the strategy is politically controversial
    2010-3/114-117
  • Women entrepreneurs are cooperating across borders in South Asia and Southern Africa
    2010-3/125
  • The confusing landscape of South America’s regional alliances
    2010-3/103-105
  • Deutschland unterstützt regionale Integration in Afrika
    2010-3/100-102
  • Smart logisitics can boost private-sector development in SADC countries
    2010-3/124
  • A signal to the world: China and ASEAN join in ACFTA
    2010-3/106-107
  • The EU’s tremendous peacemaking success is taken for granted and hardly noticed any more
    2010-3/90
  • Slow progress on regional integration in Africa
    2009-7/296-297
  • International Management of the River Niger
    2009-6/252-253
  • Peacekeeping: "Create conditions for economic growth"
    2008-10/390-391
  • Peacekeeping: „Create conditions for economic growth“
    2008-10/390-391
  • 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
  • One year on, the dreams of the Tahrir Square heroes have not come true
    2012-2/85
  • Pope visit left its mark on Benin
    2012-1/42
  • The transition will be harder in Libya than in Tunisia
    2011-12/478-479
  • Egypt’s road to democracy is proving rocky
    2011-6/258
  • Digging wells is quite demanding in a setting of great ethnic diversity
    2011-6/256-257
  • Pakistan’s troubled history of manipulating the religious faith for political purposes
    2011-5/200-202
  • The Arab Spring reminds Indonesians of 1998 – and of what remains to be done
    2011-5/206-207
  • Irritating Turkish AKP – religious rhetoric and liberal reforms
    2011-5/195-197
  • Book reviews on the Iranian revolution of 1979
    2011-5/208-209
  • Sectarian and other identities in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan
    2011-5/198-199
  • Young Egyptians don’t want a theocracy
    2011-5/190-192
  • Cooperation with Muslim countries is hamperd by overblown European fears
    2011-5/178
  • The current relevance of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
    2011-5/192-194
  • Europe must support democratic uprising in the Arab world
    2011-3/129
  • Western influences on African homophobia
    2010-7/306
  • Jochen Hippler discusses Pakistan’s multi-dimensional judicial worries
    2009-4/172 - 173
  • Without reconciliation, there can be no democracy in Iraq
    2008-6/242-244
  • Afghanistan’s formal and informal judicial systems
    2008-6/
  • GTZ organises debates of Muslim spiritual leaders and women’s rights organisations
    2008-5/182
  • 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
  • “Thinking in terms of black and white is dangerous”
    2007-10/372
  • Unhealthy power
    2007-10/366
  • Beyond world-denial
    2007-10/376
  • Paying attention to the people
    2007-10/354
• Research, science
  • Social science research is challenging, but important in Vietnam
    2012-5/203-205
  • Research agenda: opportunities for African lion economies
    2012-5/197-199
  • African universities must strive for excellence
    2012-5/194-196
  • Happiness economics: growth has its limits
    2012-4/164-165
  • Bridges from scholarship to policymaking
    2012-4/170-171
  • How to interest aid agencies adn policymakers in research
    2012-2/76-77
  • The Poverty Reduction, Equity and Growth Network and its annual conferences
    2011-7/300-301
  • Technologial innovations’ risks and benefits
    2011-5/214-215
  • European Initiative „Beyond GDP“
    2011-1/10
  • Why patents often stand in the way of health care
    2010-11/421-425
  • Development economics has something to offer in times of crisis
    2010-9/338-339
  • Why development professionals tend to think they know it all
    2010-7/298-299
  • Dispute over food security and intellectual property rights
    2010-4/144-146
  • Landraces' plant genetic resources are crucial to human survival
    2010-4/147 - 149
  • UPOV’s plant variety protection serves to stimulate investment and modernisation
    2010-4/150-153
  • Eminent climate scientist demands rigorous scientific standards from IPCC
    2010-3/128-129
  • Higher education is becoming aware of microfinance's management needs
    2010-2/58-61
  • Researches focus on decent work
    2010-1/9
  • Lessons learned from Asian success
    2009-12/467-469
  • Research-based evidence could make a difference
    2009-12/460-462
  • Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom’s contribution to develpment theory and policies
    2009-11/424-426
  • How to promote innovation in Latin America
    2009-9/340-341
  • Patent protection affects HIV/AIDS treatment
    2008-12/481
  • World Bank expert discusses limits of evaluating complex developments in quantitative terms
    2008-6/
  • The World Bank's Chinese chief economist
    2008-3/
  • Wrong path
    2007-12/444
  • Intercontinental network
    2007-9/328
  • “Proper families, businesses and nations”
    2007-9/320
  • Indispensable institutions
    2007-9/322
  • What donors should do
    2007-9/
  • Power to the people
    2007-7/297
  • “Inclusive processes are essential”
    2007-7/292
  • What the future can teach us
    2007-7/296
  • DIE course for university graduates
    2007-3/94
• Social policy, social development
  • Higher education hardly not serves upward mobility in Colombia
    2012-5/206-207
  • Why it is actually not very difficult to tackle urban marginalisation
    2012-4/146-149
  • Health is a universal right argues Gonoshasthaya Kendra in Bangladesh
    2012-3/126-127
  • Egypt’s elections started amidst a new wave of protests
    2012-1/39-40
  • Social security must not stay a luxury item
    2011-12/444-445
  • The PPP investment fund LeapFrog is promoting the micorinsurance sector
    2011-11/420-422
  • Results-based aid: opportunities of an innovative approach
    2011-11/400-401
  • Protesters in Chile call for social reform and more government intervention
    2011-10/360
  • Letters to the editor: July/August edition
    2011-10/393
  • UN tackles non-communicable diseases, but no fresh money is made available
    2011-10/395
  • Peru’s new president has a chance to unite not only his nation, but even its world region
    2011-7/306
  • Internationally, cash transfer programmes are accepted as important means to fight poverty
    2011-7/298-300
  • In Kenya, vouchers give poor women access to professional reproductive health services
    2011-5/210-211
  • Brazil in the war for talent
    2011-2/50
  • Bangladesh is self-sufficient in pharma production
    2010-11/410-412
  • Societies are ageing in many countries
    2010-9/340-341
  • Supreme auditors promote protection of Amazonian rainforest
    2010-7/300-301
  • Why microcredit programmes should be based on local savings
    2010-2/56-57
  • The complex challenges of microinsurance administration
    2010-2/64-65
  • The rights to deposit savings, access credit and enjoy insurance protection
    2010-2/46
  • Health mutual MUSARS runs microinsurance scheme in southern Mali
    2010-2/69-71
  • Review: relevant reading on microinsurance
    2010-2/72-73
  • Researches focus on decent work
    2010-1/9
  • Education sector in Pakistan has improved in the last years, yet a lot has to be done
    2009-7/283-285
  • Campaign for Judicial Accountability in India
    2009-6/232 - 233
  • Rural-urban networking secures livelihoods
    2009-6/254-255
  • Syria interested in German model of the social market economy
    2009-3/112 - 115
  • Hurdles disabled persons must overcome in Palestine
    2009-2/56-57
  • Diabetes is becoming ever more common in developing countries
    2009-2/66-68
  • The tough fate of African albinos
    2009-2/64-65
  • Relevant Reading: disabilities and development
    2009-2/69-71
  • Charitable organisations put pressure on Mid-Eastern governments on disability issues
    2009-2/58-59
  • Enabling the disabled serves development in general
    2009-2/54-55
  • Deadly illegal abortions
    2008-9/330-331
  • MIT scholar defines up-to-date capacity building
    2008-6/256-258
  • Credibility is the key
    2008-5/
  • Public finance and social cohesion in Latin America
    2008-5/215
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Drinking water MDG is achieved, but sanitation MDG must wait
    2012-4/154-155
  • Africa needs green renaissance, not green revolution
    2012-3/107-109
  • Indian government wants to enforce right to food with new legislation
    2012-3/117-119
  • Unless people are involved, there will be no peace in Afghanistan
    2012-3/102-104
  • When elections boost the risk of violence
    2012-2/53
  • Mobilising creative artists against Colombia’s culture of violence
    2012-2/80-81
  • The tradition of puryfing drinking water with clay filters deserves to be revitalised in the Arab World
    2012-1/36-37
  • More promising approaches against piracy in the Gulf of Aden
    2012-1/10
  • Pope visit left its mark on Benin
    2012-1/42
  • UN agencies are supporting culture sensitive development in remote regions of China
    2011-11/428-429
  • After decades of campaigning, women still deserve to be protected and pomoted in working life
    2011-7/266
  • Many women from Guatemala hope they’ll find a better future abroad
    2011-7/282-283
  • Tackling male violence after civic strife
    2011-6/230-231
  • Digging wells is quite demanding in a setting of great ethnic diversity
    2011-6/256-257
  • Sectarian and other identities in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan
    2011-5/198-199
  • Young Egyptians don’t want a theocracy
    2011-5/190-192
  • Saudi money makes a difference in Bangladesh, but radical Islam is not a strong political force
    2011-5/203-204
  • Media contort migration from Africa
    2011-5/182
  • Brazilian Favelas’ reputation for crime is overblown and undeserved
    2011-3/110-112
  • An eyewitness report of revolution on Cairo’s Tahrir Square
    2011-3/127
  • Providing everyone with safe drinking water in Tanazania’s Hai District
    2011-3/124-125
  • State intervention is undermining Ghana’s succesful health microinsurance schemes
    2011-3/120-122
  • Turkey under Erdogan could serve as an example to Arab countries – but Europe failed to embrace him
    2011-2/83
  • Brazil in the war for talent
    2011-2/50
  • Benin’s community radios are struggling with many problems, but they are important nonetheless
    2011-1/38
  • Unless local people assume ownership, development projects are meaningless
    2011-1/33-34
  • Donors are neglecting the disadvantaged minorities of developing countries
    2010-12/461-463
  • Africa’s musical journey from the Independence Cha Cha to angry rap
    2010-11/430-431
  • In view of dwindling biodiversity, scientists demand a “different economy”
    2010-10/356-357
  • Societies are ageing in many countries
    2010-9/340-341
  • Climate change: Brazil is preparing to benefit from international rules on forest protection
    2010-9/320-322
  • Western influences on African homophobia
    2010-7/306
  • Development opportunities and ethical challenges of tourism
    2010-7/281-283
  • Corporate Social Responsibility in the tourism industry
    2010-7/278 - 281
  • Pros and cons of tourism
    2010-7/266
  • Local people participate in the administration of Bolivia’s Samaja National Park
    2010-5/208-209
  • Illusions about Afghanistan’s statehood
    2010-5/183
  • African footballer says games had to go on
    2010-2/50
  • Health mutual MUSARS runs microinsurance scheme in southern Mali
    2010-2/69-71
  • Museum in Senegal is a missed opportunity
    2010-1/2
  • The Art in Africa Foundation, a joint venture of UNESCO and Goethe Institut
    2010-1/17-19
  • Pop star Farhad Darya on the power of music in Afghanistan
    2010-1/24-25
  • Femrite gives women writers a voice in Unganda
    2010-1/14-16
  • The significance of India’s authors of international bestsellers
    2010-1/20-23
  • Bali’s microfinance institutions are weathering global storms
    2010-1/
  • The merits of cultural entrepreneurship in Africa
    2010-1/26-27
  • Family law changes over time
    2009-11/398
  • South Africa struggles to enforce modern family legislation
    2009-11/411-413
  • Women’s rights in Unganda in view of the bride-price burden
    2009-11/408-410
  • Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom’s contribution to develpment theory and policies
    2009-11/424-426
  • Experts discuss women's right in Muslim law
    2009-11/421-423
  • Gender-neutral language clouds discrimination against women in India
    2009-11/414-417
  • Long-term success of non-formal Adivasi school in West Bengal
    2009-7/280-282
  • Primary education must make sense to children
    2009-7/266
  • End of civil war: Sri Lanka's chance for peace
    2009-6/227
  • Rural-urban networking secures livelihoods
    2009-6/254-255
  • West African radio stations need modern technology and sound business models
    2009-5/198 - 201
  • How SABC’s educational radio managed the transistion from apartheid
    2009-5/195-197
  • The tough fate of African albinos
    2009-2/64-65
  • Relevant Reading: disabilities and development
    2009-2/69-71
  • Authoritarian leanings in the Philippines military
    2008-10/371-373
  • Turkey's military as self-appointed guardians of secularism
    2008-10/368-370
  • Despite Morales' referendum victory, Bolivia remains split
    2008-9/312
  • South African roots of xenophobia
    2008-7/
  • Without reconciliation, there can be no democracy in Iraq
    2008-6/242-244
  • Afghanistan’s formal and informal judicial systems
    2008-6/
  • Biodiversity talks must respect rights of indigenous peoples and local communities
    2008-5/197-199
  • Frozen 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
  • Hans-Peter Repnik discusses his time in office as parliamentary state secretary in the development ministry
    2011-10/370-371
  • How to provide sustainable energy to everyone
    2011-5/186-187
  • CBD members agree Nagoya Protocol on access to genetical resources
    2010-12/482
  • A strong private sector makes lasting peace more likely
    2010-12/474-475
  • International community must rise to global challenge of environmentally sustainable growth
    2010-12/447
  • Indian companies innovate products poor people can afford
    2010-12/476-477
  • In view of dwindling biodiversity, scientists demand a “different economy”
    2010-10/356-357
  • Why microcredit programmes should be based on local savings
    2010-2/56-57
  • For sustainable development, humanity needs new paradigm, argues expert from the Philippines
    2010-2/86
  • UNESCO Conference on sustainability and education in Bonn
    2009-5/185
  • Pitfalls of the participation principle
    2009-4/166 - 167
  • International conference on vocational education for sustainable development in spring 2009
    2009-3/126 - 127
  • China's cooperation with donor agencies
    2008-9/316
  • Assuming responsibility for sustainable business
    2008-9/346-347
  • 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
  • Prudent tax policies serve to manage natural resource wealth appropriately
    2012-1/24-26
  • Gambia’s revenue authority is making progress
    2011-10/388-389
  • Why investors do not worry much about developing countries’ tax rates
    2011-7/296-297
  • No representation without taxation
    2011-6/222
  • Rwanda’s public-finance management is improving fast
    2011-6/244-246
  • To become more accountable, local governments are set to collect their own taxes
    2011-6/247-249
  • Nigeria is moving forward on enforcing tax laws
    2011-6/234-235
  • Germany’s development minister: Taxes should be simple, low and fair
    2011-6/236-238
  • A good tax system promotes people’s trust in the state
    2011-6/239-241
  • Re-starting Liberia’s tax system from scratch
    2011-6/242-243
  • Kenyan police officers help the tax authority boost government revenue
    2011-3/116-117
  • Benin's model of local-government finance sets African standards
    2010-9/336-337
  • G-20 have not achieved much in fighting taxing havens
    2010-7/267-268
  • African Tax Administration Forum to focus on boosting domestic revenues
    2010-5/180-181
  • Tax havens hurt development, says Georg Stoll of the Tax Justice Network
    2009-5/184
  • Taxes: Going online to fight corruption
    2008-1/
  • Broadening the base
    2007-5/202
  • Fair taxes for Latin America
    2007-3/121-123
• Technology
  • Technologial innovations’ risks and benefits
    2011-5/214-215
  • Social media have become indispensable for aid agencies
    2011-5/180-181
  • SEARICE helps Asian smallholders breed crop varieties
    2011-4/149-151
  • The role of Bayer CropScience’s hybrid rice
    2011-4/146-148
  • Global commons allow for innovation without patents
    2010-4/170-172
  • North American journalists look into renewable energy systems in Germany
    2009-5/214-215
  • Technology transfer: Poor countries are catching up slowly
    2008-2/49
  • Infrastructure: universal access fonds for telecommunications
    2008-1/20
  • infrastructure and the poor: off-grid solutions as only sensible option
    2008-1/16
  • Javanese Muslims oppose nukes
    2007-11/414
  • UNCTAD: Poor countries need technology
    2007-9/
  • Uganda tests GM bananas
    2007-4/
• Terrorism
  • Boko Haram’s deadly terrorism and deficient governance in Nigeria
    2012-2/87
  • More promising approaches against piracy in the Gulf of Aden
    2012-1/10
  • After decades of campaigning, women still deserve to be protected and pomoted in working life
    2011-7/266
  • The killing of Osama Bin Laden has made the awkward alliance of the USA with Pakistan even more awkward
    2011-6/263
  • Constitutional deficits and Pakistan's election planning
    2008-2/87
  • “More US soldiers unwelcome”
    2007-10/356
• Tourism
  • Sex tourism breeds corruption in the Philippines
    2010-7/286-289
  • Water prices, the Dead Sea and Jordan’s lush hotel oases
    2010-7/290-291
  • Development opportunities and ethical challenges of tourism
    2010-7/281-283
  • Corporate Social Responsibility in the tourism industry
    2010-7/278 - 281
  • Pros and cons of tourism
    2010-7/266
  • Tourists’ air travels are not climate friendly
    2010-7/284-285
  • Frozen evolution in coservation parks
    2008-5/206-207
• Trade policy
  • Trade barriers thwart growth opportunities
    2012-5/182
  • EPAs: Why free trade alone doesn’t make an economy grow
    2011-12/460-461
  • Trade and climate: December’s opportunities
    2011-12/442
  • A brief history of the WTO
    2011-12/453
  • Jagdish Bhagwati says preferential trade agreements fly in face of reality
    2011-12/452-455
  • Why Africans do not worry about slow EPA progress too much
    2011-12/456-458
  • "Congagement" marks China's and India's approach to Asian neighbours
    2011-12/464-467
  • The EU's Economic Partnership Agreement with Cariforum has not made much progress yet
    2011-12/462-463
  • After tough rhetoric in the election campaign, Zambia’s new President Sata must cooperate with the Chinese
    2011-11/438
  • German companies hesitate to invest in revolutionary Tunisia
    2011-5/184-185
  • Oxfam experts warns: hunger crises are imminent
    2011-4/152-153
  • New trade barriers hurt least developed countries
    2011-4/166-167
  • Food prices keeping rising
    2011-2/48
  • Small farmers benefit from export strategies geared to niche markets
    2011-2/66
  • Africans and Europeans talked, but didn’t agree in Tripoli
    2011-1/4-5
  • G20-leaders proved clueless in Seoul
    2010-12/483
  • Germany is Europe’s potential leader on aid for trade
    2010-11/426-427
  • Why patents often stand in the way of health care
    2010-11/421-425
  • ASEAN nations are integrating
    2010-10/388-389
  • Food security: humanity needs different models for production and consumption
    2010-9/349-350
  • EU trade agreement with Colombia and Peru
    2010-4/140
  • Strict enforcement of intellectual property rights hurts farmers
    2010-4/156-158
  • India’s law on plant variety protection and farmers’ rights
    2010-4/159-161
  • Even though deep integration could serve developing countries, the strategy is politically controversial
    2010-3/114-117
  • The confusing landscape of South America’s regional alliances
    2010-3/103-105
  • Deutschland unterstützt regionale Integration in Afrika
    2010-3/100-102
  • A signal to the world: China and ASEAN join in ACFTA
    2010-3/106-107
  • Germany’s distorted coffee market
    2010-2/48-49
  • EPA talks are stalling, capacity building might help
    2009-11/432 - 433
  • Aid-for-Trade gets good marks
    2009-9/317
  • The global trade in fake pharma
    2009-9/338-339
  • The causes of West African militia violence
    2009-6/240-243
  • Patent protection affects HIV/AIDS treatment
    2008-12/481
  • With breakthrough in reach, WTO fails to make progress
    2008-9/313
  • How the international community can escape food scarcity
    2008-6/
  • EU trade policy is undermining EU goals in terms of development and environment in West Africa
    2008-5/202-205
  • Food: 100 million more people face hunger
    2008-5/180
  • 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
  • Liberalisation has done Africa more harm than good
    2007-5/
  • EPAs: EU offers free market access
    2007-5/
  • EPAs: Bumpy home stretch
    2007-4/173
  • Africans want EPA-talks extension
    2007-3/94/95
• Urbanisation, urban and regional planning
  • Twinning cities helps policymakers to rise to great challgenges
    2012-4/150-151
  • Why it is actually not very difficult to tackle urban marginalisation
    2012-4/146-149
  • Coping with climate change
    2012-4/158-160
  • Metro Manila is stuck in a jam
    2012-4/161-163
  • Indian cities cannot simply flush
    2012-4/152-154
  • Cities need good ideas to find infrastructure solutions
    2012-4/134
  • Lagos – a city of dreams and nightmares
    2012-4/144-145
  • Drinking water MDG is achieved, but sanitation MDG must wait
    2012-4/154-155
  • ”A solid roof“
    2012-3/120-121
  • Energy efficient urbanisation
    2012-3/97
  • Smart grids for urban agglomerations will change power supply the way the internet changed communication
    2012-1/17-19
  • Favela News Agency is expressing the views of Rio’s marginalised people
    2011-11/434-435
  • UNEP chief says sustainability matters in view of rapid urbanisation
    2011-10/358
  • To become more accountable, local governments are set to collect their own taxes
    2011-6/247-249
  • Brazilian Favelas’ reputation for crime is overblown and undeserved
    2011-3/110-112
  • Local networking with migrations would help development agencies
    2010-10/358-359
  • Benin's model of local-government finance sets African standards
    2010-9/336-337
  • Paul Romer's vision is to found new, well-run cities for millions of people
    2010-6/260-261
  • Upsides and downsides of Mali’s local-government elections in 2009
    2010-2/78-79
  • InWEnt supports international-developmental engagement of municipal authorities
    2009-12/476-477
  • How to bring santiation to marginalised urban settlements
    2009-11/427-429
  • Mombasa is a telling example of what climate change holds in store for coastal towns
    2009-10/364-365
  • Cautious attempts to involve citizens in the management of Chinese urban agglomerations
    2009-7/294-296
  • Former head of UNEP puts financial crisis, climate change and mega-city development into context
    2009-7/302-303
  • Making the best of informal slum settlements
    2009-6/248 - 249
  • Diabetes is becoming ever more common in developing countries
    2009-2/66-68
  • World Development Report on rural-urban migration
    2008-12/472-473
  • Urban growth: Significant Dwarfs
    2008-11/425-426
  • For the sake of a healthy development, urban growth needs to be planned
    2008-10/358-359
  • Environmental worries of Chinese mayors
    2008-2/80
  • Clouds over Asia’s future
    2007-3/106-107
• Water
  • Private households in Amman could use much less water
    2012-4/156-157
  • Hard to enforce: the human right to water
    2012-4/140
  • Indian cities cannot simply flush
    2012-4/152-154
  • Drinking water MDG is achieved, but sanitation MDG must wait
    2012-4/154-155
  • The tradition of puryfing drinking water with clay filters deserves to be revitalised in the Arab World
    2012-1/36-37
  • How to keep source water in a Jordanian village clean
    2011-11/430-431
  • France and Germany bundle their resources to support the water sector in South Sudan
    2011-9/316
  • Providing everyone with safe drinking water in Tanazania’s Hai District
    2011-3/124-125
  • The many challenges of providing safe water to all
    2011-1/9
  • Unless local people assume ownership, development projects are meaningless
    2011-1/33-34
  • Raising water awareness in a Jordanian School
    2010-10/383-384
  • Water: A right with no consequences
    2010-9/312-313
  • Water prices, the Dead Sea and Jordan’s lush hotel oases
    2010-7/290-291
  • How to bring santiation to marginalised urban settlements
    2009-11/427-429
  • Huge Dam projects in the Himalayas pay no attention to global warming
    2009-9/336 - 337
  • International Management of the River Niger
    2009-6/252-253
  • Agro-wells help tackle poverty in Sri Lanka
    2009-4/164
  • News - Monitor
    2009-1/5-9
  • Pressure on Ankara because of Ilisu dam
    2008-11/404
  • An infrastructural project of water collection in Ethiopia
    2008-9/341-342
  • 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
  • Nigerian trade unions promote gender justice, though not with much bite
    2011-9/336-337
  • After decades of campaigning, women still deserve to be protected and pomoted in working life
    2011-7/266
  • Tough labour conditions for Central Asia’s female health workers
    2011-7/289-291
  • Relevant reading: why it pays to promote equal opportunities for both sexes
    2011-7/292-293
  • Some domestic helpers in Brazil make good money
    2011-7/284-285
  • ILO passes convention to protect household helpers
    2011-7/272-273
  • Extending maternity leave in Kenya was a double-edged reform
    2011-7/286-288
  • International Labour Conference acknowledges rights of domestic workers
    2010-7/307
  • Development opportunities and ethical challenges of tourism
    2010-7/281-283
  • Corporate Social Responsibility in the tourism industry
    2010-7/278 - 281
  • Higher school enrolment in Africa is leading to new challenges
    2010-6/226
  • Zambia’s youth frustrated by lack of opportunities
    2010-5/188-189
  • Give young people the chances they deserve
    2010-5/178
  • African education ministers are becoming aware of informal sector’s relevance
    2010-5/194-195
  • Guinean youngsters torn between protest and opportunism
    2010-5/190-193
  • Employment is a route to political stability in fragile states
    2010-5/212-213
  • Relevant reading on youth and development
    2010-5/202-203
  • Don’t force young people into self-employment
    2010-5/199-201
  • Researches focus on decent work
    2010-1/9
  • Qualifying senior staff in developing countries via personal counselling
    2009-7/304-305
  • Rural-urban networking secures livelihoods
    2009-6/254-255
  • Reforming Pinochet’s pension reform
    2009-4/160
  • 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
  • Brazil – an emerging donor of development aid
    2012-5/214-215
  • Food security is hampered by financial speculation and liberalisation of commodity markets
    2012-3/114-116
  • Too little, too late – the Durban agreement on climate protection
    2012-1/2
  • EPAs: Why free trade alone doesn’t make an economy grow
    2011-12/460-461
  • G20 language does not paper over disagreement
    2011-12/483
  • Jagdish Bhagwati says preferential trade agreements fly in face of reality
    2011-12/452-455
  • In spite of evident weaknesses, Lagarde was appointed IMF managing director
    2011-7/307
  • Humankind is consuming resources too fast, warns UNEP
    2011-7/271
  • Food prices keeping rising
    2011-2/48
  • Review essay: relevant reading on the G20
    2011-1/28-29
  • The G20: an informal power broker with growint developmental relevance
    2011-1/17-20
  • Brazililan economist: „I am not sure the G20 will survive“
    2011-1/14-16
  • In the long term, the G20 must do more than discuss dissent
    2011-1/2
  • G20-leaders proved clueless in Seoul
    2010-12/483
  • From a Latin American perspective, both the USA and China are to blame for the “currency wars”
    2010-11/439
  • All developing countries should be making generic drugs
    2010-11/398
  • Development economics has something to offer in times of crisis
    2010-9/338-339
  • Inconclusive G-20 summit
    2010-7/271
  • EU’s common agricultural policy compounds rural poverty in developing countries
    2010-5/214
  • IMF has grown stronger, but long-term role remains unclear
    2009-11/439
  • The South Centre's Martin Khor applauds the recent UN summit on the global economic crisis
    2009-9/349
  • Former head of UNEP puts financial crisis, climate change and mega-city development into context
    2009-7/302-303
  • G20 summit only took small step in the right direction
    2008-12/483
  • IMF and World Bank: financial meltdown reaches emerging markets
    2008-11/400-401
  • “Signal to intervene”
    2008-11/413-415
  • Risising world-market food prices and the global financial crisis
    2008-11/398
  • Dimensions of a global crisis
    2008-11/427-429
  • Global finance: the collapse of neoliberalism
    2008-11/430-431
  • The visions of World Bank chief economist Justin Yifu Lin
    2008-10/382-384
  • Food Security: FAO summit with scant results
    2008-7/
  • Rising giants
    2007-12/452

Regions and countries

• Afghanistan
  • Legalise it: why Latin Americans are tired of the war on drugs
    2012-5/216
  • Unless people are involved, there will be no peace in Afghanistan
    2012-3/102-104
  • Afghanistan in fear of 2014: Many await the withdrawal of international troops with anxiety
    2012-1/6
  • Europe’s Development Commissioner Piebalgs on aid to Afghanistan and other crisis countries
    2011-7/303-304
  • The precarious socio-economic situation is undermining stability in Central Asia
    2011-6/250-252
  • The killing of Osama Bin Laden has made the awkward alliance of the USA with Pakistan even more awkward
    2011-6/263
  • Recurring election shortcomings in Afghanistan
    2011-1/43
  • 2010-11/
  • German police officer assess his training mission in Afghanistan
    2010-11/428-429
  • Conrad Schetter: „There is no sense of trust in Afghanistan“
    2010-10/370-371
  • Afghanistan is not Vietnam
    2010-10/354
  • Dirk Niebel: „Our goal is crisis prevention“
    2010-10/364-366
  • Afghanistan’s female MPs lack unity
    2010-9/314
  • US military is more geared to civilian goals in Afghanistan than is generally assumed
    2010-6/262
  • Illusions about Afghanistan’s statehood
    2010-5/183
  • Afghanistan conference in London: talking to the Taliban
    2010-2/53
  • Pop star Farhad Darya on the power of music in Afghanistan
    2010-1/24-25
  • German NGOs criticise militarised Afghanistan policy
    2010-1/7
  • German security expert assesses difficulties in Afghanistan
    2009-10/392-394
  • Microfinance schemes are making a difference in Afghanistan
    2009-6/250 - 251
  • NATO: Afghanistan at a crossroads
    2009-3/95
  • Conflicting interests: Civil-military cooperation
    2009-1/6
  • Military mindset will not solve Aghanistan’s woes
    2009-1/34-35
  • Risks aid workers run in Afghanistan
    2008-7/294-295
  • Donors pledge billions to Afghanistan
    2008-7/270
  • Afghanistan’s formal and informal judicial systems
    2008-6/
  • 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
  • EP in favour of medicinal opium
    2007-12/
  • Distorted idea of statehood
    2007-11/438
  • Hopeless
    2007-11/401
  • Small successes
    2007-11/424
  • Sobering assessment of Afghanistan's reconstruction
    2007-10/358
  • UN study against banning khat
    2007-9/
  • “Afghanistan is not ready for a central state yet”
    2007-7/302
  • Corruption on the rise in Afghanistan
    2007-5/
  • “Our police force is too weak”
    2007-4/172
  
  
• Africa
  • Research agenda: opportunities for African lion economies
    2012-5/197-199
  • African universities must strive for excellence
    2012-5/194-196
  • Pionieers wanted: German SMEs too hesitant in Africa
    2012-4/136
  • Africa needs green renaissance, not green revolution
    2012-3/107-109
  • Murderers of lesbian women get long prison sentences for hate crime in South Africa
    2012-3/129
  • The world community depends on African smallholders and their landraces
    2012-3/102-103
  • Africa’s agricultural productivity must rise
    2012-3/104-106
  • AU Chairman Boni Yayi faces daunting challenges
    2012-3/130
  • How to improve poor people’s pharma supply in developing countries
    2012-2/54
  • Why development results depend on regional integration in Africa
    2012-2/62-64
  • When natural resources are exploited, many countries pay little heed to the environmental and social consequences
    2012-2/51
  • Africa needs infrastructure that links countries to one another
    2012-1/34-36
  • Proof of higher standards of living: Cotton Made in Africa
    2011-12/472-473
  • Paradigm change needed in view of population growth
    2011-12/446-447
  • Too little is being done to adapt countries to climate change – especially in Africa
    2011-11/406
  • PEGNet conference: African lions and Asian tigers
    2011-10/356-357
  • African expert assesses 50 years of German development policy
    2011-10/372-374
  • New security index: Somalia scores worst
    2011-9/312-313
  • Supporting environment-friendly development in Africa
    2011-9/314-315
  • Decentralised wind farms for Africa
    2011-7/270
  • Migrants are fleeing from Libya to desperately poor Niger
    2011-6/226
  • It takes courage, not only facebook, to topple an autocratic government
    2011-6/254-255
  • Digging wells is quite demanding in a setting of great ethnic diversity
    2011-6/256-257
  • Media contort migration from Africa
    2011-5/182
  • Gaddafi’s long shadows south of the Sahara
    2011-4/171
  • South Sudanese people voted for independence
    2011-3/130
  • The Business Daily, a young Kenyan newspaper, helps to improve economic fortunes
    2011-2/62
  • Campaigning for the rights of homosexual Christians in Nigeria
    2011-2/84
  • According to DEG top manager, German companies fail to grasp African opportunities
    2011-2/76-77
  • African business journalist assesses his continent’s minor role in the G20
    2011-1/26-27
  • Africans and Europeans talked, but didn’t agree in Tripoli
    2011-1/4-5
  • Africa-EU-Partnership (JAES) needs revitalisation
    2010-12/449
  • African economies are rebounding after financial crisis
    2010-12/469-471
  • Africa’s musical journey from the Independence Cha Cha to angry rap
    2010-11/430-431
  • African Union is preparing for multidimensional peace missions
    2010-10/375-377
  • Praise for unsung heroes: Peace Counts in Côte d'Ivoire
    2010-10/378-381
  • Journalism students support local media in the Easter Cape Province
    2010-10/382-383
  • International media on constitutional referendum in Kenya
    2010-9/350-351
  • “Democracy does not stand a chance in Rwanda“
    2010-9/315
  • Not much reason to celebrate: 50 years of independence in Africa
    2010-7/296-297
  • Western influences on African homophobia
    2010-7/306
  • Angola’s poverty persists as oil exports boom
    2010-6/251-253
  • Higher school enrolment in Africa is leading to new challenges
    2010-6/226
  • African Tax Administration Forum to focus on boosting domestic revenues
    2010-5/180-181
  • African education ministers are becoming aware of informal sector’s relevance
    2010-5/194-195
  • African scholars consider alternatives to the „oil curse“
    2010-5/206-207
  • Global commons allow for innovation without patents
    2010-4/170-172
  • Deutschland unterstützt regionale Integration in Afrika
    2010-3/100-102
  • Africans are worried about other things than China’s exchange-rate policy
    2010-3/131
  • Smart logisitics can boost private-sector development in SADC countries
    2010-3/124
  • African footballer says games had to go on
    2010-2/50
  • Why Sudan’s elections are likely to spell trouble
    2010-2/80-81
  • The Art in Africa Foundation, a joint venture of UNESCO and Goethe Institut
    2010-1/17-19
  • The merits of cultural entrepreneurship in Africa
    2010-1/26-27
  • Femrite gives women writers a voice in Unganda
    2010-1/14-16
  • Dangerous security forces in African countries
    2010-1/6
  • Senegalese publisher elaborates quality papers’ role in development
    2009-12/480-481
  • Less aid might deliver more to Africa
    2009-12/464-466
  • Lessons learned from Asian success
    2009-12/467-469
  • African development debate takes little interest in Dambisa Moyo’s critisim of donors
    2009-12/454-455
  • German corporations cooperate with young African leaders
    2009-10/390 - 391
  • Faster internet access in eastern Africa
    2009-7/268-269
  • Slow progress on regional integration in Africa
    2009-7/296-297
  • Desertec plans to generate power from Sahara sun
    2009-7/270
  • The causes of West African militia violence
    2009-6/240-243
  • International Management of the River Niger
    2009-6/252-253
  • West African radio stations need modern technology and sound business models
    2009-5/198 - 201
  • Foreign-policy think tank bemoans lack of German strategy on Africa
    2009-5/182
  • An agenda for African governments in view of the global financial crisis
    2009-3/106-109
  • New prime minister cannot inspire much hope in Zimbabwe
    2009-3/130
  • African leaders must rise to global crisis
    2009-3/104-105
  • The reasons for Ethiopia to cooperate with Somalia’s moderate Muslim leader
    2009-3/128-129
  • Lack of health professionals is a global challenge
    2009-3/94
  • Surprising turn of events in Democratic Republic of Congo
    2009-2/50
  • The tough fate of African albinos
    2009-2/64-65
  • Climate change: Madagascar has a right to international support
    2009-1/31 - 33
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • US-Military: not welcome in Africa
    2008-11/402
  • Prosecution of sexualised war crimes
    2008-10/361
  • Work in progress: pan-African security architecture
    2008-10/374-377
  • Zimbabwe: No choice but hope
    2008-10/392
  • Post-independence authoritarianism
    2008-10/378-381
  • A skeptic takes stock of the African Standby Force
    2008-9/315
  • Mugabe sworn in again after violence
    2008-7/273
  • Donor harmonisation: “Make national systems the default option”
    2008-7/298-299
  • Review essay: the power of African elections
    2008-6/
  • Green Revolution in Africa will depend on biodiversity
    2008-5/190-193
  • Biodiversity: Feeding a growing population
    2008-5/194-196
  • Any hope left for Zimbabwe after the elections?
    2008-5/219
  • African security architecture developing at snail's pace
    2008-5/212-213
  • Eritrea's ban on female genital mutilation in force for one year
    2008-3/97
  • Uganda’s fragile North
    2008-3/112-113
  • How Tanzania reacts to the AIDS-related orphans crisis
    2008-3/122-123
  • Chad’s own problems and international intervention
    2008-3/131
  • Elections: No predictable fault lines
    2008-2/48
  • The root-causes of Kenya's post-election crisis
    2008-2/
  • International decision-making: The people, the river and the border
    2008-1/32
  • Interview with : “Africa must push its values”
    2008-1/40
  • Africa and Europe: Uneasy relationship
    2008-1/36
  • Success in fight against measles
    2008-1/
  • Overlooked heroines
    2007-12/472
  • Overwhelmed by speed and scope
    2007-11/439
  • Africa: Development aid neutralised by war
    2007-11/
  • “Baby in need of strengthening”
    2007-11/430
  • Sex education under God
    2007-10/385
  • “More US soldiers unwelcome”
    2007-10/356
  • Lots of entertainment, not much politics
    2007-10/357
  • A president under fire
    2007-10/395
  • “Thinking in terms of black and white is dangerous”
    2007-10/372
  • “Proper families, businesses and nations”
    2007-9/320
  • World Bank: Governance has improved
    2007-9/
  • Planless on Africa’s battlefields
    2007-7/268
  • Mixed results
    2007-7/269
  • African unease
    2007-6/238
  • Asian-African heritage
    2007-6/245
  • Delhi hits the scene
    2007-6/242
  • Healthy competition
    2007-6/232
  • An end to tutelage
    2007-6/222
  • “We can make a difference”
    2007-6/248
  • Strengthening Sino-African ties
    2007-6/
  • Desire for change
    2007-6/254
  • Liberalisation has done Africa more harm than good
    2007-5/
  • Broadening the base
    2007-5/202
  • Stuck at the small-scale level
    2007-5/194
  • A chance not to be missed
    2007-4/161
  
  
• Angola
  • Angola’s poverty persists as oil exports boom
    2010-6/251-253
  
  
• Asien
  • Why it is actually not very difficult to tackle urban marginalisation
    2012-4/146-149
  • How to improve poor people’s pharma supply in developing countries
    2012-2/54
  • "Congagement" marks China's and India's approach to Asian neighbours
    2011-12/464-467
  • Why development policymakers must not neglect Asia
    2011-12/482
  • Asian women deserve broader choices
    2011-7/276-278
  • The role of Bayer CropScience’s hybrid rice
    2011-4/146-148
  • Review essay: relevant reading on the G20
    2011-1/28-29
  • ASEAN nations are integrating
    2010-10/388-389
  • Cambodia: Torture chief of the Khmer Rouge convicted
    2010-9/316
  • Lessons from instability in Northern Caucasus
    2010-7/273
  • Kishore Mahbubani challenges aid agencies to rely more on Asian capacities
    2010-6/263
  • Asia: the world’s worst gender gap
    2010-4/138
  • A signal to the world: China and ASEAN join in ACFTA
    2010-3/106-107
  • Lessons learned from Asian success
    2009-12/467-469
  • Diplomats assess German-Asian cooperation
    2009-11/435
  • Huge Dam projects in the Himalayas pay no attention to global warming
    2009-9/336 - 337
  • Former head of UNEP puts financial crisis, climate change and mega-city development into context
    2009-7/302-303
  • Charitable organisations put pressure on Mid-Eastern governments on disability issues
    2009-2/58-59
  • Biodiversity: Feeding a growing population
    2008-5/194-196
  • How the Asian Development is cooperating with the private sector on infrastructure
    2008-4/172-173
  • Growth alone won’t do
    2007-9/338
  • Capital exports drive development
    2007-9/315
  • African unease
    2007-6/238
  • Asian-African heritage
    2007-6/245
  • Controversy over Asian Development Bank
    2007-6/
  • An end to tutelage
    2007-6/222
  
  
• Bangladesh
  • Law schools must do a much better job in Bangladesh
    2012-5/200-202
  • Saudi money makes a difference in Bangladesh, but radical Islam is not a strong political force
    2011-5/203-204
  • The way Bangladesh’s government treats Grameen Bank founder Yunus is shameful
    2011-4/174
  • By reforming its prisons, Bangladesh can set an example
    2011-3/105-107
  • Women entrepreneurs face gender-spefic challenges – for instance in Bangladesh
    2011-2/68-70
  • Bangladesh is self-sufficient in pharma production
    2010-11/410-412
  • Giving young Bangladeshis a chance to find a livelihood
    2010-5/196-198
  • The limits of the health services microfinance institutions provide in Bangladesh
    2010-2/66-68
  • One year of unprecedented power by democratic mandate in Bangladesh
    2009-12/483
  • Bangladesh’s progress in terms of disaster relief is encouraging
    2009-10/373 - 375
  • In praise of traditional birth attendants in Bangladesh
    2009-2/
  • NGO sets an example for the government on maternal health in rural Bangladesh
    2008-9/
  • Realistic aspirations for Bangladesh
    2008-9/320-322
  
  
• Bolivia
  • Local people participate in the administration of Bolivia’s Samaja National Park
    2010-5/208-209
  • Despite Morales' referendum victory, Bolivia remains split
    2008-9/312
  • Bolivia’s social and ethnic tensions
    2008-4/156-159
  • New tension in Bolivia
    2007-10/358
  
  
• Brazil
  • Trade barriers thwart growth opportunities
    2012-5/182
  • FAO's new director-general Graziano da Silva
    2012-1/9
  • Favela News Agency is expressing the views of Rio’s marginalised people
    2011-11/434-435
  • How to protect the Amazonian rainforest
    2011-5/212-214
  • Conditional cash transfers complement microcredit schemes in Brazil
    2011-4/162-163
  • Brazililan economist: „I am not sure the G20 will survive“
    2011-1/14-16
  • Climate change: Brazil is preparing to benefit from international rules on forest protection
    2010-9/320-322
  • Why Copenhagen meant progress for Brazil on climate matters
    2010-2/85
  • Making the best of informal slum settlements
    2009-6/248 - 249
  • Brazil’s Supreme Court strengthens the rights of indigenous people
    2009-1/9
  • News - Monitor
    2009-1/5-9
  • Municipal administration: “Help a healthy attitude take root”
    2008-7/304-305
  • The endangered amazon rainforest
    2008-4/141
  • Prosperity through penance and conversion
    2007-12/470
  • “Specific to our country”
    2007-4/158
  
  
• Burma
  • Bangladesh’s progress in terms of disaster relief is encouraging
    2009-10/373 - 375
  • Democratic Voice of Burma, broadcasting from Norway, has impact on regime
    2009-5/192 - 194
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • The disaster of Burmese disaster relief
    2008-6/224
  
  
• Cambodia
  • Cambodia is successfully fighting domestic violence
    2010-3/118-119
  • Cambodia needs stronger legislative bodies
    2008-9/338-339
  • Cambodia's genocide tribunal
    2008-4/
  
  
• Central Africa
  • Cinpharm starts producing generic drugs in Cameroon
    2010-11/408-409
  
  
• Central America
  • Nicaragua’s Centro Humboldt would benefit from Donor Harmonisation
    2012-2/68
  • Guatemalan leader wants donors to pay more attention
    2012-2/65-67
  • For Latin Americans, Busan summit’s aftertaste is bittersweet
    2012-1/43
  • Central American countries on track towards traumatic past
    2011-12/481
  • The advantages of having many women in Nicaragua’s police force
    2011-3/108-109
  • Unless local people assume ownership, development projects are meaningless
    2011-1/33-34
  • Guatemala is increasingly struggling with freak weather
    2010-11/437
  
  
• Central Asia
  • Tough labour conditions for Central Asia’s female health workers
    2011-7/289-291
  • The precarious socio-economic situation is undermining stability in Central Asia
    2011-6/250-252
  
  
• Chad
  • Seasonal water management makes a difference in crisis-torn Chad
    2008-12/460-463
  • Chad’s own problems and international intervention
    2008-3/131
  
  
• China
  • Trade barriers thwart growth opportunities
    2012-5/182
  • After tough rhetoric in the election campaign, Zambia’s new President Sata must cooperate with the Chinese
    2011-11/438
  • UN agencies are supporting culture sensitive development in remote regions of China
    2011-11/428-429
  • PEGNet conference: African lions and Asian tigers
    2011-10/356-357
  • China is moving on climate change – slowly
    2011-5/218
  • For 20 % of the world’s population, China has only 10 % of Earth’s arable land
    2011-3/92
  • Why civil society and the private sector are inter-related
    2011-2/46
  • Africans are worried about other things than China’s exchange-rate policy
    2010-3/131
  • For sustainable development, humanity needs new paradigm, argues expert from the Philippines
    2010-2/86
  • Chinese cyber spies attack Google
    2010-2/51
  • Diplomats assess German-Asian cooperation
    2009-11/435
  • Cautious attempts to involve citizens in the management of Chinese urban agglomerations
    2009-7/294-296
  • China’s policy in the global finance turmoil
    2009-2/84-85
  • Climate protection matters ever more to Chinese NGOs
    2009-1/30 - 32
  • The visions of World Bank chief economist Justin Yifu Lin
    2008-10/382-384
  • China's cooperation with donor agencies
    2008-9/316
  • Olympics: treat China fairly
    2008-7/292-294
  • Hope for incremental progress on rule of law in China
    2008-5/210-211
  • Media: China in Africa
    2008-3/
  • The World Bank's Chinese chief economist
    2008-3/
  • Media: China modernises – Threat to the west or model for the rest?
    2008-3/
  • Comment: Cooperating with the dragon
    2008-2/84
  • Environmental worries of Chinese mayors
    2008-2/80
  • Long march towards civil society
    2007-10/384
  • Capital exports drive development
    2007-9/315
  • Healthy competition
    2007-6/232
  • 550,000 additional vocational-school teachers by 2010
    2007-6/256
  • Darfur: US diplomat defends China
    2007-5/
  
  
• Colombia
  • Mobilising creative artists against Colombia’s culture of violence
    2012-2/80-81
  • Appropriately supported, journalists will contribute to Colombian peace
    2010-6/254-255
  • Refugees in Ecuador
    2010-4/164-165
  • Fatal politics
    2009-2/86
  
  
• Congo
  • What future in the Democratic Republic of Congo? International Criminal Court announced rigorous examination of the presidential election
    2012-1/8
  • Displaced persons in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
    2010-11/405
  • Vulture fund is exploting DR Congo
    2009-9/316
  • Surprising turn of events in Democratic Republic of Congo
    2009-2/50
  • Congo: President brutally suppresses opposition
    2009-1/4
  • Comment: Kagame and Kabila hold the keys
    2008-12/482
  • Fighting escalates in Congo
    2008-12/449
  
  
• East Africa
  • Extending maternity leave in Kenya was a double-edged reform
    2011-7/286-288
  • Rwanda’s public-finance management is improving fast
    2011-6/244-246
  • Ugandan protest movement “walks to work”
    2011-6/228-29
  • In Kenya, vouchers give poor women access to professional reproductive health services
    2011-5/210-211
  • Providing everyone with safe drinking water in Tanazania’s Hai District
    2011-3/124-125
  • Kenyan police officers help the tax authority boost government revenue
    2011-3/116-117
  
  
• El Salvador
  • Lessons from Central America
    2007-12/
  
  
• Eritrea
  • Eritrea's ban on female genital mutilation in force for one year
    2008-3/97
  
  
• Ethiopia
  • An infrastructural project of water collection in Ethiopia
    2008-9/341-342
  • Fistulas – a serious health problem for Ethiopia
    2008-9/332-335
  • Ethiopian civil-service reform
    2008-7/302-303
  
  
• Ghana
  • The reasons for Ghana’s success at holding democratic elections
    2009-10/382 - 383
  • Donor harmonisation in Ghana
    2008-2/65
  • “Look beyond the dashboard”
    2007-12/480
  • Coping with legal pluralism
    2007-7/284
  • Literacy empowers
    2007-5/199
  
  
• Guatemala
  • In Guatemala City, some hosehold helpers manage to get higher education
    2009-9/326-327
  • Indispensable traditional midwives in Guatemala
    2008-9/323-325
  • Lessons from Central America
    2007-12/
  
  
• Guinea
  • Guinean youngsters torn between protest and opportunism
    2010-5/190-193
  
  
• Haiti
  • International media on elections in Haiti: Lost credibility
    2011-1/42
  • Haiti: Sexualised violence in refugee camps
    2010-9/313
  • In Haiti, the state must be reconstructed, and not only buildings
    2010-3/130
  
  
• Honduras
  • Globalisation of farming in Honduras
    2008-2/
  • Benefits for entire families
    2007-5/196
  • Security or development efforts?
    2007-5/206
  
  
• India
  • Trade barriers thwart growth opportunities
    2012-5/182
  • Indian cities cannot simply flush
    2012-4/152-154
  • Indian government wants to enforce right to food with new legislation
    2012-3/117-119
  • India’s government is mobilising private capital to boost the nation’s infrastructure
    2011-11/410-412
  • The survival of India’s poor depends on environmental protection
    2011-9/320-321
  • Binayak Sen is a post-colonial victim of a repressive law from India’s colonial past
    2011-2/86
  • The reasons for the microfinance tragedy in Andhra Pradesh
    2011-1/30-33
  • According to official data, poverty affects more people in India than assumed in the past
    2010-12/464-465
  • Journalists’ job in disaster prevention
    2010-9/342-343
  • Financial services have yet to reach the rural masses in India’s Karnataka
    2010-6/250-251
  • India’s law on plant variety protection and farmers’ rights
    2010-4/159-161
  • The significance of India’s authors of international bestsellers
    2010-1/20-23
  • Employment guarantees are boosting rural development in India
    2009-12/472-473
  • The pros and cons of world-market orientation in India’s leather industries
    2009-11/430-431
  • Gender-neutral language clouds discrimination against women in India
    2009-11/414-417
  • Long-term success of non-formal Adivasi school in West Bengal
    2009-7/280-282
  • South Indian village is self-sufficient in terms of power generation
    2009-7/300-301
  • Indian energy-efficiency experts take a look at German building practices
    2009-6/256-257
  • Campaign for Judicial Accountability in India
    2009-6/232 - 233
  • Indian op-ed pages explain Congress triumph
    2009-6/262
  • Debating judicial performance in Indian PIL cases
    2009-3/122-123
  • Indian legal scholars bemoan impunity of Gujarat progroms
    2009-2/49
  • Indian critisism of TV coverage of Mumbai assaults
    2009-1/42
  • Biofuels: chances for rural development in India
    2008-12/463
  • What Indian government agencies can do to attract private-sector investments in infrastructure projects
    2008-7/282-284
  • Beyond world-denial
    2007-10/376
  • Asian-African heritage
    2007-6/245
  • Delhi hits the scene
    2007-6/242
  • Little islands of improvement
    2007-4/152
  
  
• Indonesia
  • Indonesian lessons for the Arab world
    2011-9/347-348
  • Indonesians are proud of G20 membership and aware of their nation’s many challenges
    2011-1/24
  • Bali’s microfinance institutions are weathering global storms
    2010-1/
  • Comment: Javanese myths and recent reality
    2008-3/130
  • Javanese Muslims oppose nukes
    2007-11/414
  • After the tsunami
    2007-4/164
  
  
• Iraq
  • Democracy: New start in Iraq
    2009-3/96
  • UN budget: Anti-corruption inquiry to continue
    2008-2/48
  
  
• Kenya
  • International media on constitutional referendum in Kenya
    2010-9/350-351
  • Kenyan women's rights activists base campaigns on statististics
    2010-6/248-249
  • ICC’s Moreno-Ocampo investigates in Kenya
    2010-5/182
  • Delicately balanced power in Keny’s awkward coalition
    2010-1/41
  • Mombasa is a telling example of what climate change holds in store for coastal towns
    2009-10/364-365
  • Kenya: Deceptive calm
    2008-10/360
  • Lessons EU election observers learned in Kenya
    2008-6/245-247
  • Kenya: Uncertain future
    2008-4/
  • Elections: No predictable fault lines
    2008-2/48
  
  
• Latin America
  • Higher education hardly not serves upward mobility in Colombia
    2012-5/206-207
  • Brazil – an emerging donor of development aid
    2012-5/214-215
  • Legalise it: why Latin Americans are tired of the war on drugs
    2012-5/216
  • Mobilising creative artists against Colombia’s culture of violence
    2012-2/80-81
  • Two years later, Haiti continues to suffer from the effects of the earthquake in January 2010
    2012-2/48-49
  • Protesters in Chile call for social reform and more government intervention
    2011-10/360
  • Peru’s new president has a chance to unite not only his nation, but even its world region
    2011-7/306
  • How to protect the Amazonian rainforest
    2011-5/212-214
  • Brazilian Favelas’ reputation for crime is overblown and undeserved
    2011-3/110-112
  • Efforts to boosting innovation in Latinamerika
    2011-2/64-65
  • Perus economy is growing, while ecological aspects are neglected. This affects especially indigenous people
    2010-12/472-473
  • Latin America lacks a coherent energy policy
    2010-11/400-401
  • Gerrymandering has hurt Venezuela’s opposition in recent elections
    2010-11/438
  • Promoting vocational training in Colombia
    2010-9/344-345
  • Supreme auditors promote protection of Amazonian rainforest
    2010-7/300-301
  • The confusing landscape of South America’s regional alliances
    2010-3/103-105
  • InWEnt helps to establish social networks in Latinamerica
    2010-2/82-83
  • Budding arms race in Latin America
    2009-10/360
  • How to promote innovation in Latin America
    2009-9/340-341
  • Divisive anti-drug war
    2009-9/341
  • Civil-society critique of European budget support for Nicaragua
    2009-4/151 - 153
  • Army: Construction workers in uniform
    2008-10/364-367
  • Health care: A focus on traditional knowledge
    2008-6/252
  • Public finance and social cohesion in Latin America
    2008-5/215
  • Credibility is the key
    2008-5/
  • The Interamerican Development Bank studies social exclusion
    2008-4/168-169
  • Uribe isolated, Chávez embarassed, Correa prevailing
    2008-4/174
  • Essential content
    2007-11/428
  
  
• Liberia
  • Youth unemployment spells trouble in Liberia
    2010-7/294-295
  • Success and failure of President Johnson-Sirleaf in Liberia
    2008-9/339-341
  • Liberia's progress in civil service
    2008-7/276-278
  • Infrastructure for Liberia’s new start
    2008-5/
  
  
• Madagascar
  • Jewelled development
    2007-5/204
  
  
• Malaysia
  • Web 2.0 and the transformation of the public sphere in Malaysia
    2008-6/240-241
  
  
• Mexico
  • Mexico’s most powerful drug cartel
    2010-6/228
  
  
• Middle East
  • How to keep source water in a Jordanian village clean
    2011-11/430-431
  • The military council has become the target of protests in Egypt
    2011-5/217
  • Book reviews on the Iranian revolution of 1979
    2011-5/208-209
  • An eyewitness report of revolution on Cairo’s Tahrir Square
    2011-3/127
  • Arab countries’ secret police forces have a reputation for torture and arbitrary arrests
    2011-3/113-115
  • Exiled Iranian cartoonist reaches out to public on the web
    2010-10/393-394
  • Raising water awareness in a Jordanian School
    2010-10/383-384
  • Water prices, the Dead Sea and Jordan’s lush hotel oases
    2010-7/290-291
  • Women’s rights legislation needs to be enforced in Arab world
    2009-6/244-247
  
  
• Mozambique
  • Mozambique is not an open access society
    2011-2/73-75
  • Voicing youth concerns on Mozambique’s TV
    2009-9/342-343
  • Enduring rent-seeking mentality stifles entrepreneurship in Mozambique
    2009-6/237 -239
  • Poor results
    2007-10/382
  
  
• Namibia
  • Smarter water infrastructure is made necessary by climate change
    2009-10/376 - 379
  • Rural-urban networking secures livelihoods
    2009-6/254-255
  
  
• Nepal
  • Progress made in monitoring Nepali rivers in spite of poltical turmoil
    2009-2/76-77
  • Maoist triumph in Nepal's election
    2008-5/218
  
  
• Nicaragua
  • Civil-society critique of European budget support for Nicaragua
    2009-4/151 - 153
  • News: The 4th Africa Forum
    2008-12/445, 448
  • Lessons from Central America
    2007-12/
  • Unhealthy power
    2007-10/366
  
  
• Nigeria
  • The lasting legacy of Ken Saro-Wiwa in Nigeria
    2010-1/12-13
  • Trade unions in Nigeria in pursuit of social justice
    2008-4/
  • Corruption: Nigeria scraps deals with Siemens
    2008-1/
  
  
• Northern Africa / Middle East / MENA
  • Gaddafi's fatal heritage for Libya and his neighbours,
    2012-4/138-139, 141
  • Private households in Amman could use much less water
    2012-4/156-157
  • Syria and the international community's responsibility to protect civilians from harm
    2012-4/175
  • Dubious raids: Egyptian authorities do not trust western NGOs
    2012-2/84
  • One year on, the dreams of the Tahrir Square heroes have not come true
    2012-2/85
  • The tradition of puryfing drinking water with clay filters deserves to be revitalised in the Arab World
    2012-1/36-37
  • Egypt’s elections started amidst a new wave of protests
    2012-1/39-40
  • Europe’s foreign ministers cannot do much about violence in Syria
    2012-1/11
  • Morocco opts for reform, not revolution
    2012-1/41
  • Desertec’s recent developments
    2012-1/20-21
  • The transition will be harder in Libya than in Tunisia
    2011-12/478-479
  • Young north African activists discuss democracy and justice
    2011-12/448
  • Europe clinging to its old partners in North Africa
    2011-11/404
  • Syria’s oppostion must postpone identity issues
    2011-11/436-437
  • How to keep source water in a Jordanian village clean
    2011-11/430-431
  • The West can support the transition to democracy in Egypt and Tunisia, but must not impose its beliefs
    2011-10/394
  • Unfinished revolutions in the Arab world
    2011-9/346
  • Palestinian women are well educated, but do not find good jobs
    2011-7/279-281
  • Egypt's revolution without change of power
    2011-7/302
  • Planning Minister Triki discusses Tunisia’s daunting reform agenda
    2011-6/260-261
  • The Arab Spring has forced Fatah and Hamas to join hands
    2011-6/259
  • It takes courage, not only facebook, to topple an autocratic government
    2011-6/254-255
  • Egypt’s road to democracy is proving rocky
    2011-6/258
  • Germany’s Development Minister Dirk Niebel on how he is supporting the Arab Spring
    2011-5/216
  • Sectarian and other identities in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan
    2011-5/198-199
  • Young Egyptians don’t want a theocracy
    2011-5/190-192
  • German companies hesitate to invest in revolutionary Tunisia
    2011-5/184-185
  • The current relevance of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
    2011-5/192-194
  • Why Egyptians trust their country’s army
    2011-4/170
  • Tunisia is making progress on the road to democracy
    2011-4/172
  • Press clippings: Arab world in turmoil
    2011-3/126
  • Europe must support democratic uprising in the Arab world
    2011-3/129
  • Arab countries’ secret police forces have a reputation for torture and arbitrary arrests
    2011-3/113-115
  • Difficult switches: African deserts could generate electric power for Europe
    2011-2/53
  • Why Ben Ali fell and the West is not in favour in Tunisia
    2011-2/82
  • Turkey under Erdogan could serve as an example to Arab countries – but Europe failed to embrace him
    2011-2/83
  
  
• Pakistan
  • Pakistan's Supreme Court should not have indicted Prime Minister Gilani
    2012-3/128
  • Pakistan has hardly tapped its renewable energy potential yet
    2012-1/14-16
  • The killing of Osama Bin Laden has made the awkward alliance of the USA with Pakistan even more awkward
    2011-6/263
  • Pakistan’s troubled history of manipulating the religious faith for political purposes
    2011-5/200-202
  • Internationally, people seem to have tiered of Pakistan’s problems
    2010-10/392
  • The army must not reconstruct too much in Pakistan’s rebel areas
    2010-9/346
  • "Let's hope UN withdrawl from Pakistan is indeed temporary"
    2009-11/436
  • The tough fate of internally displaced people and Afghan refugees in Pakistan
    2009-9/328-330
  • Education sector in Pakistan has improved in the last years, yet a lot has to be done
    2009-7/283-285
  • Challenges Pakistan’s rightful chief justice must rise to
    2009-5/208-210
  • Islamist radicalim and Pakistan’s military
    2008-12/474-475
  • Pakistan: new president, old war
    2008-10/393
  • South Asian press comments on Musharraf resignation
    2008-9/350
  • Opposition triumph in Pakistan’s election
    2008-3/93
  • Constitutional deficits and Pakistan's election planning
    2008-2/87
  • Dangerous tragedy
    2007-12/483
  • Donor credibility
    2007-7/266
  
  
• Palestine
  • Hurdles disabled persons must overcome in Palestine
    2009-2/56-57
  • Peace process for Palestine comes to an end
    2009-2/87
  
  
• Peru
  • Andean primary education must take account of children’s day-to-day experience
    2009-7/276-278
  
  
• Philippines
  • Sex tourism breeds corruption in the Philippines
    2010-7/286-289
  • The local politics of preventive health care in Filipino schools
    2009-6/258-259
  • Media massacre: murders of journalists in the Philippines
    2009-5/188-191
  • Health care in Philippine primary schools
    2008-11/434-435
  • Authoritarian leanings in the Philippines military
    2008-10/371-373
  • Civil-service nightmares in the Philippines
    2008-7/285-289
  • Fragile Statehood: Peace for Muslims, Christians and Lumads
    2008-3/114-116
  
  
• Russia
  • Training managers serves CIS transition
    2008-3/124-125
  
  
• Senegal
  • Museum in Senegal is a missed opportunity
    2010-1/2
  • Considering donor’s evaluation practice from a Senegalese viewpoint
    2009-1/12-13
  • Climate change: Senegal is waiting for the culprits to act
    2008-12/458-459
  
  
• Somalia
  • The reasons for Ethiopia to cooperate with Somalia’s moderate Muslim leader
    2009-3/128-129
  • Platform for hope
    2007-10/356
  
  
• South Africa
  • Global warming is making agriculture more difficult in Zimbabwe
    2011-1/35
  • Malawis record of poverty and social impact assessments
    2010-10/385-387
  • Even though deep integration could serve developing countries, the strategy is politically controversial
    2010-3/114-117
  • South Africa struggles to enforce modern family legislation
    2009-11/411-413
  • How SABC’s educational radio managed the transistion from apartheid
    2009-5/195-197
  • South African roots of xenophobia
    2008-7/
  • South Africa: No biofuel from maize
    2008-1/
  
  
• South East Asia
  • Social science research is challenging, but important in Vietnam
    2012-5/203-205
  • Metro Manila is stuck in a jam
    2012-4/161-163
  • Health is a universal right argues Gonoshasthaya Kendra in Bangladesh
    2012-3/126-127
  • In Asian countries, the ways press and internet serve democratic purposes differ greatly
    2012-3/92-93
  • To become more accountable, local governments are set to collect their own taxes
    2011-6/247-249
  • The Arab Spring reminds Indonesians of 1998 – and of what remains to be done
    2011-5/206-207
  • SEARICE helps Asian smallholders breed crop varieties
    2011-4/149-151
  • Why Filipinos have reason to fear their nation’s police force
    2011-3/102-104
  • Indonesians are proud of G20 membership and aware of their nation’s many challenges
    2011-1/24
  • Boosting physicians’ skills in South East Asia
    2010-11/418-420
  
  
• Southeast Europe
  • Innovative PPP fund is promoting climate-friendly energy solutions in Southeast Europe
    2010-9/330-333
  
  
• Southern Africa
  • Malawi knows what it means when donors discontinue budget support
    2012-2/74-75
  • Diabetes is spreading fast in Malawi and other developing countries
    2011-12/474-475
  • After tough rhetoric in the election campaign, Zambia’s new President Sata must cooperate with the Chinese
    2011-11/438
  • Letters to the editor: July/August edition
    2011-10/393
  • Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe is making life impossible to his coalition partner
    2011-9/350
  • Malawi’s president is defying donors as well as civil society organisations
    2011-9/349
  • Internationally, cash transfer programmes are accepted as important means to fight poverty
    2011-7/298-300
  • Donors argue with Malawi’s President Mutharika over governance issues
    2011-5/219
  • Malawi’s president is proud of agricultural success
    2011-4/144-145
  • The ECDPM’s critcial assessment of budget support in Southern African countries
    2011-4/141
  • Mozambique is not an open access society
    2011-2/73-75
  
  
• Sudan
  • South Sudanese people voted for independence
    2011-3/130
  • Why Sudan’s elections are likely to spell trouble
    2010-2/80-81
  • Arrest warrant for sudanese president El Bashir?
    2008-9/351
  • Systematic rape as a weapon in war
    2008-9/326-329
  • Peacekeeping II: Harmful diversity
    2008-1/9
  • Peacekeeping I: An exceptional option of coercive force
    2008-1/8
  • Ecological degradation fuels Darfur war
    2007-9/312
  • A UN force
    2007-9/
  • Planless on Africa’s battlefields
    2007-7/268
  • Darfur: US diplomat defends China
    2007-5/
  
  
• Tanzania
  • How to bring santiation to marginalised urban settlements
    2009-11/427-429
  • Obstacles to political decetralisation in Tanzania
    2009-5/211- 213
  • In Tanzania, budet support is making in difference in terms of fighting corruptions
    2009-4/148 - 150
  • Tanzania’s disappointing reform programme in the public sector
    2008-7/279-281
  • Conditional cash transfers in support of safe sex
    2008-6/262
  
  
• Thailand
  • International media assess Thailand’s tensions
    2009-5/218 - 219
  • New deal involves Thailand and ADB
    2007-7/
  
  
• Turkey
  • Irritating Turkish AKP – religious rhetoric and liberal reforms
    2011-5/195-197
  • Pressure on Ankara because of Ilisu dam
    2008-11/404
  • Turkey's military as self-appointed guardians of secularism
    2008-10/368-370
  • Kemalist pressure on Turkey's reformer Erdogan
    2008-4/175
  
  
• Uganda
  • Women’s rights in Unganda in view of the bride-price burden
    2009-11/408-410
  • Uganda’s fragile North
    2008-3/112-113
  • “Piped water is a convenience”
    2008-1/23
  • Justice be done
    2007-7/287
  • Uganda tests GM bananas
    2007-4/
  
  
• Uruguay
  • First order for $ 100 laptops
    2007-12/
  
  
• West Africa
  • A private-sector university in Benin offers American-style education
    2012-5/190-191
  • Op-ed views concerning Mali’s crisis
    2012-5/218
  • West African drought: Gambia calls for help
    2012-4/172
  • Gaddafi's fatal heritage for Libya and his neighbours,
    2012-4/138-139, 141
  • Lagos – a city of dreams and nightmares
    2012-4/144-145
  • Presidential elections: tense times in Senegal
    2012-3/131
  • Slow but steady reform of Mali’s cotton sector
    2012-3/94
  • A Ghanaian agro-buisness blazes a promising trail
    2012-3/100-101
  • Boko Haram’s deadly terrorism and deficient governance in Nigeria
    2012-2/87
  • Niger is Africa's new oil exporting nation
    2012-2/50-51
  • Pope visit left its mark on Benin
    2012-1/42
  • Johnson-Sirleaf’s less than splendid election triumph in Liberia
    2011-12/480
  • Why Africans do not worry about slow EPA progress too much
    2011-12/456-458
  • Gambia’s revenue authority is making progress
    2011-10/388-389
  • Nigerian trade unions promote gender justice, though not with much bite
    2011-9/336-337
  • Re-starting Liberia’s tax system from scratch
    2011-6/242-243
  • The world is turning away as Côte d’Ivoire slides into civil war
    2011-4/175
  • Gbagbo must not be allowed to prevail, but Cote d'Ivoire’s crisis is about more than only big-man politics
    2011-2/87
  • KenInvest supports small businesses to become engines of growth in Kenya
    2011-2/56-57
  • Benin’s community radios are struggling with many problems, but they are important nonetheless
    2011-1/38
  • German think tank criticises EU approach to budget support
    2010-11/402
  
  
• Zambia
  • Zambia’s youth frustrated by lack of opportunities
    2010-5/188-189
  • Harmonised donors need patience concerning public-sector reform in Zambia
    2009-10/384-385
  
  
• Zimbabwe
  • Hardly reason to celebrate: one year of awkward power sharing in Zimbabwe
    2009-10/395
  • New prime minister cannot inspire much hope in Zimbabwe
    2009-3/130
  • The reasons why Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic is out of control
    2009-3/118-119
  • News - Monitor
    2009-1/5-9
  • Post-independence authoritarianism
    2008-10/378-381
  
  

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