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2014/8 – by D+C

D+C/E+Z: Contents page of August/September’s print edition with links to all contributions
Niels Keijzer

Why ODA reform is needed, and why it is so difficult
Sheila Mysorekar, Hans Dembowski

The questions of who controls and who monitors information on the internet are becoming ever more urgent
Katja Dombrowski

Many ethnic minorities in Thailand are stateless and thereby without rights
Katja Dombrowski

Welthungerhilfe and terre des hommes consider food fortification to be useful but insufficient to fight malnutrition
Isabella Bauer

Nairobi’s Pamoja Dance Group stages an environmental and social drama to raise awareness of elephant poaching
Marita Wiggerthale

Oxfam warns that huge private-public partnerships in agriculture may cause hunger
Monika Hellstern

Politicians need to see global trade, migration and climate change in context because of interdependencies
Frank Odenthal

In Western Sahara, many people, including children, lose limbs because of landmines and cluster munition
Tiffany Jenkins

Why the Philippines’ Jane and Joe Doe laws must be abolished
Martina Sabra

Exiled Syrians help fellow citizens in Jordan in private rehabilitation centres
Fidelis Adele

In west African post-conflict countries, Ebola is the new killer
Edith Koesoemawiria

Why Indonesians chose Joko Widodo to be their president
The Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety, the announcment of a New Development Bank and the recount of votes in Afghanistans' Presidental election
Constanze Schmoger

Relevant reading on equal opportunities for people with disabilities
Jürgen Kaiser

Argentina’s new financial troubles result from a legal loophole in the international economic order
Sabine Balk

Why poverty and disability are mutually reinforcing and what inclusion can do about the matter
Joseph Kanyenje

The Pamoja Dance Group in Kenya consists of dancers with and without disability – and moves its audience more than others
Lydia de Leeuw

The plight of refugees with disabilities tends to be overlooked as research in Jordan and Lebanon shows
Samir Abi

Togo sees progress in the struggle for the rights of people with disabilities
Ipsita Sapra

Private-sector companies in India realise the benefits of employing persons with disabilities
Ipsita Sapra

India's state-run system for providing educational opportunities to persons with disabilities is deeply flawed
Edith Koesoemawiria

The story of Ratna Indraswari Ibrahim – a prolific writer, feminist and activist bound to a wheelchair

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Progress undone by pandemic

Myths of middle class dynamism

A tale of rich and poor

Balancing profits and staff welfare in Ivory Coast

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