Forum for Development Studies [1-06]

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This issue starts with a contribution by Martin Doornbos on the issue of so-called complex emergencies, food security and the quest for appropriate institutional change.

Contents:

• Introduction (Olav Stokke)
• Complex Emergencies, Food Security and the Quest for Appropriate Institutional Capacity
  (Martin Doornbos)
• Ethnic Mobilisation and the Reconstruction of the Public Sphere in West Africa
  (Eghosa E. Osaghae)
• From Human Development to Human Rights: A Southern African Perspective on Women’s and Teenage Girls’ Right to Reproductive Choice
  (Anne Hellum and Anne Lene Staib Knudsen)
• Religious NGOs and the Politics of International Aid: The Norwegian Experience
  (Jarle Simensen)
• The Elephant in the Room? Problematising ‘New’ (Neoliberal) Biodiversity Conservation
  (Sian Sulivan)

Debate:

• No Easy Answer – A Reply to Hutton, Adams and Murombedzi
  (Bjørn P. Kaltenborn)
• Reinventing Development Research
  (Lyla Mehta, Ruth Haug and Lawrence Haddad)
• From Market Economy to Capitalistic Plan Economy
  (Anders Lundkvist)

Books:

• Locked in Place: State-Building and Late Industrialisation in India
  (Stein Sundstøl Eriksen)
• Rethinking Resistance in the 21st Century
  (Darley Kjosavik)
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