Welcome to Development in Practice

Volume 6, Number 4

• Editorial
  • Editorial 6(4)
    Eade, Deborah
• Articles
  • Manufacturing and consuming knowledge: african libraries and publishing
    Tiyambe Zeleza, Paul
  • The WTO and foreign investment: implications and alternatives for developing countries
    Khor, Martin
  • Agrarian reform: a continuing imperative or an anachronism?
    Liamzon, Cristina M.
  • Empowerment and Survival: Humanitarian Work in Civil Conflict (Part I)
    Thompson, Martha
• Viewpoint
  • The right to protection from sexual assault: the Indian anti-rape campaign
    Gangoli, Geetanjali
  • Eviction and homelessness: the impact on African children
    Ochola, Lynette
  • Structural adjustment, land reform, and disenfranchisement in Uganda
    Nyamugasira, Warren
• Practical Notes
  • Dealing with hidden issues: trafficked women in Nepal
    Poudel, Meena; Shrestha, Anita
  • Strengthening unions: the case of irrigated agriculture in the Brazilian north-east
    Bloch, Didier
  • Community information services in rural Bangladesh
    Harun-ur-Rashid, Md
  • Recovering the future: grandmothers campaigning for human rights
    Martínez, Luz María
• Feedback
  • Feedback
    Saint, Kishore
• Research Roundup
  • Networks, support groups, and domestic violence
    Sen, Purna
  • Rehabilitation: a bridge between relief and development
    Brigaldino, Glenn
• Book Reviews
• • When Corporations Rule the World
    David Korten
    
  • The Land Question in Zimbabwe
    Sam Moyo
    
  • The Legality of Land Reform in Zimbabwe: An Inquiry into the Land Acquisition Act (1992) combined with A Case Study Analysis of the Resettlement Programme
    Isaac Maposa
    
  • At Ease with E-mail: A Handbook on Using Electronic Mail for NGOs in Developing Countries
    United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Office
    
  • The Internet and the South: Superhighway or Dirt Track?
    Panos Media Briefing Paper No. 16
    
  • Silencing the Net: The Threat to Freedom of Expression On-Line
    Human Rights Watch
    

When Corporations Rule the World

David Korten

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