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2011/04

2011/4 – by D+C

Hans Dembowski

The daunting challenge of feeding 9 billion people
Christopher Evards

Aquaculture’s growth potential in Africa is huge
Peter Hauff

Risks of nuclear plants in Iran, Pakistan, Philippines
Kerstin Bücker, Claudio Schuftan

Letters
Matthias Großmann, Maya Schnell

Why subjective indicators for development are meaningful
Marita Wiggerthale

Oxfam experts warns: hunger crises are imminent
Kathrin Berensmann, Clara Brandi

New trade barriers hurt least developed countries
Joseph Miller

The ECDPM’s critcial assessment of budget support in Southern African countries
Peter Hauff

Investors shun emerging markets
Yoya Doctor

SEARICE helps Asian smallholders breed crop varieties
Hans Dembowski

Informed use of media: the role of journalism
Philippe Dumont, Stéphane Pouzadoux

The role of Bayer CropScience’s hybrid rice
Ridwanul Hoque

The way Bangladesh’s government treats Grameen Bank founder Yunus is shameful
Jürgen Fechter

Farmers must choose profession, rather than merely comply with tradition
Claire Schaffnit-Chatterjee

Why subsistance farmers should switch to commercial agriculture
Olayinka Oyegbile

Gaddafi’s long shadows south of the Sahara
Salua Nour

Why Egyptians trust their country’s army
Ralf Melzer

Tunisia is making progress on the road to democracy
Vladimir Antwi-Danso

The world is turning away as Côte d’Ivoire slides into civil war
Dominik Hartmann

Conditional cash transfers complement microcredit schemes in Brazil
Raphael Mweninguwe

Malawi’s president is proud of agricultural success
Samwar Fallah

The challenges of re-starting the Liberian police force

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70 years of human rights policy

Turkey’s lira in downward spiral

Longer and better lives

A vicious circle at Lake Chad

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