Robert B. Potter

Progress, development and change
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 1-4. [PDF] [References]  

Anthony Payne

The global politics of development: towards a new research agenda
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 5-19. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Björn Hettne

Discourses on peace and development
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 21-36. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Oliver Morrissey

Does aid increase growth?
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 37-50. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Janet Henshall Momsen

Backlash: or how to snatch failure from the jaws of success in gender and development
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 51-56. [PDF] [References]  

Eric Hanley

Thinking and doing things about poverty: new initiatives from the centre
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 57-61. [PDF] [References]  

Richard Black

Book Review: Peacekeepers, politicians and warlords: the Liberian peace process
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 63-64. [PDF]  

Pinar Bilgin

Book Review: Iraq under siege: the deadly impact of sanctions and war
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 64-65. [PDF]  

Robert M. McNab

Book Review: Trade and fiscal adjustment in Africa
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 65-67. [PDF]  

John A. Jackson

Book Review: Beyond Malthus: nineteen dimensions of the population challenge
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 67-68. [PDF]  

Anthony Bebbington

Book Review: International development and the social sciences. Essays on the history and politics of knowledge
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 68-69. [PDF]  

Tamara Makarenko

Book Review: Predatory globalization: a critique
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 69-71. [PDF]  

Daphne Biliouri

Book Review: Vanishing borders: protecting the planet in the age of globalization
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 71-72. [PDF]  

Janet Henshall Momsen

Book Review: Women and Islam in Bangladesh: beyond subjection and tyranny
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 72-73. [PDF] [References]  

Mischa Gabowitsch

Book Review: Post-communist party systems: competition, representation, and inter-party cooperation
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 73-74. [PDF]  

Matthew Kurtz

Book Review: Globalization and identity: dialects of flow and closure
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 74-76. [PDF]  

Marceline White

Book Review: The subsistence perspective
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 76-77. [PDF]  

Hugh Bartling

Book Review: Critical development theory: contributions to a new paradigm
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 77-79. [PDF] [References]  

Nick James

Book Review: The moral economy of the state. Conservation, community development and state making in Zimbabwe
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 79-81. [PDF] [References]  

Chris Barrow

Book Review: Myth and reality in the rain forest: how conservation strategies are failing in West Africa
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 81. [PDF] [References]  

Seamus Grimes

Book Review: Planet dialectics
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 81-83. [PDF] [References]  

Richard Burchill

Book Review: African politics and society: a mosaic in transformation
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 83-84. [PDF]  

S. V. Subramanian

Book Review: Development as freedom
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 84-85. [PDF]  

Uma S. Kambhampati

Book Review: Competition and the world economy: comparing industrial development policies in the developing and transitional economies
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 86-87. [PDF]  

Aarti Gupta

Book Review: Stolen harvest: the hijacking of the global food supply
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 87-88. [PDF]  

Fulong Wu

Book Review: Forging reform in China: the fate of state-owned industry
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 88-89. [PDF]  

Neil M. Coe

Book Review: The globalization of business firms from emerging economies, volumes I and II
Progress in Development Studies 2001 1: 89-91. [PDF]  

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