Bienvenue au Development in Practice

Volume 6, Numéro 1

• Editorial
  • Editorial 6(1)
    Eade, Deborah
• Articles
  • La dépolitisation du développement: usages et abus de la participation
    White, Sarah C.
  • Évaluation participative dans le secteur de la santé en milieu urbain au Royaume-Uni: s'en tenir aux besoins tels qu'ils sont perçus
    Cresswell, Teresa
  • Les femmes dans le secteur informel: contribution de l'éducation et de la formation
    Leach, Fiona
  • Les ONG autochtones et l'assistance aux réfugiés: quelques leçons du Malawi et du Zimbabwe
    Zetter, Roger
• Point de Vue
  • Gender studies and gender training in Africa
    Kasente, Deborah Hope
  • Organisational capacity-building and the `quick and dirty' consultant
    Heyns, Stephen
  • Demonstrating NGO performance: problems and possibilities
    Fowler, Alan
  • The World Bank derogates women's rights: outcomes from Beijing
    Chossudovsky, Michel
• Notes Pratiques
  • Supporting education in emergencies: a case study from southern Sudan
    Joyner, Alison
  • Training for urban development
    Mumtaz, Babar
• Rapport de Conférence
  • Development practice and development studies: working together
    Edwards, Michael
• Synthèses de Recherche
  • A review of university libraries in Africa
    Rosenburg, Diana
• Critiques de Livres

Development practice and development studies: working together

Edwards, Michael

The UK Development Studies Association is a voluntary body of academics and practitioners concerned with economic and social development. The author highlights the `added value' of academics and practitioners sharing their expertise, and discusses the climate of mutual respect in which Cupertino can be most productive.

Mots clés: Societé civile; Méthodologie

   

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