Forum for Development Studies [2-04]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Integration or Exclusion? Locating Indigenous Peoples in the Development Process of Kerala, South India
(Darley Jose Kjosavik and N. Shanmugaratnam) -
Dalit Politics in India and New Meaning of Caste
(Anne Waldrop) -
The Embedded Recipient and the Disembedded Donor: Private-Sector Development Aid in Ghana
(Peter Kragelund)
Debates:
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Electoral Politics in Highly Segmented Societies: an Interpretation of Indian Experiences
(Pamela Price) -
Norwegian Support for Education for All
(Olav Kjørven) -
Education – Job Number 1: What Education and for Whom?
(Birgit Brock-Utne) -
Comments on ‘Norwegian Support for Education for All’
(Jon Lauglo) -
Rejoinder to Brock-Utne on ‘Education – Job Number 1: What Education and for Whom?’
(Olav Kjørven)
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Forum for Development Studies [1-04]
Contents:
- Introduction
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Taxation and the Political Agenda, North and South
(Mick Moore) -
Accountability and Capacity in Developing Country Federalism: Empowered States, Competitive Federalism
(Aaron Schneider) -
Autonomous Tax Administration in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of the Uganda Revenue Authority
(Ole Therkildsen) -
Taxation during State Formation: Lessons from Palestine, 1994–2000
(Odd-Helge Fjeldstad and Adel al-Zagha)
Debates:
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Methodological Individualism, Rational Choice and Development Economics: A Response to Kjosavik
(Nils August Andresen) -
Individualism and Institutionalism – A Rejoinder
(Darley Jose Kjosavik) -
Individualism and Institutionalism – Rejoinder by
(Nils August Andresen) -
More on Individualism and Institutionalism
(Darley Jose Kjosavik) -
Final Comments on Individualism and Institutionalism
(Nils August Andresen) -
Concluding Remarks on Individualism and Institutionalism
(Darley Jose Kjosavik) -
A Leap to Equality?
(Torild Skard)
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Forum for Development Studies [2-03]
Contents:
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Democratic Decentralisation and Poverty Reduction: Exploring the Linkages
(Trond Vedeld) -
Methodological Individualism and Rational Choice in Neoclassical Economics: A Review of Institutionalist Critique
(Darley Jose Kjosavik) -
National Capabilities and Economic Development: A Subjectivist View
(Tony Fu-Lai Yu)
Debates:
- I. Development Research Challenges under Shifting Policies
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New Realities, New Strategies
(Nina Gornitzka) -
Research Priority No. One: Fighting Powerty
(Asbjørn Løvbræk) -
The Critical Role of Development Research
(Desmond McNeill) -
II. Interdisciplinarity: Still a Challenge in Development Research
(Nina Gornitzka) -
III. The Mythology of Aid: Catchwords, empty Phrases and Tautological Reasoning
(Henrik Secher Marcussen and Steen Bergendorff) - IV. The WDR 2004 on Making Services Work for Poor People
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Application of the WDR 2004 Accountability Model to the HIV/AIDS and Development Agenda
(Sigrun Møgedal) -
Missing Perspectives: People and Gender
(Torild Skard) -
The Pros and Cons of Self-Reliance: Eritrea's Relations with Aid Agencies and NGOS
(Christine Smith-Simonsen
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Forum for Development Studies [1-03]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Trends in the Emergence of Agricultural Land Markets in Sub-Saharan Africa
(Espen Sjaastad) -
Economic Convergence through Savings, Trade and Technology Flows: Lessons from Recent Research
(Per Botolf Maurseth) -
Developing Countries and the Tourist Industry in the Internet Age: The Case of Namibia
(Arne Wiig)
Debates
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I. Law and Property Outside the West
Mathieu versus de Soto: A Comment
(Tor A. Benjaminsen Espen Sjaastad) -
An Additional Comment on de Soto
(Paul Mathieu) -
II. Global Governance in the Age of Globalisation
(Henri Vogt) -
III. Urban Research Agendas, Financing of Research and Quality
Urban Research Agendas, Modes of Financing Research and Considerations of Quality
(Mariken Vaa)
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Forum for Development Studies [2-02]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Realising the Right to Food by Integrating Human Rights Thinking in Poverty Reduction Strategies
(Ruth Haug and Estrellita Rauan) -
What Democratisation Does to Minorities Displaced from Power: The Case of White Afrikaners in South Africa
(Eghosa E. Osaghae) -
Turning Landscapes into 'Nothing': A Narrative on Land Reform in Namibia
(Eirin Hongslo and Tor A. Benjaminsen)
Debates:
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I. Law and Property Outside the West
Land and Property Outside the West: A Few New Ideas about Fighting Powerty
(Hernando de Soto) -
Formalising Land Tenure in Rural Africa
(Tor A. Benjaminsen) -
Security of Land Tenure Papers and Unleashing Grass-Root Investment for Rural Development in Africa: Some Comments
(Paul Mathieu) -
Property Rights – A Temporary Relief for the Poor?
(Solveig Glomsrød) -
Rejoinder to Mathieu
(Hernando de Soto) -
II. Ownership and Partnership
Ownership and Partnership: Does the New Rhetoric Solve the Incentive Problems in Aid?
(Alf Morten Jerve)
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Forum for Development Studies [1-02]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Environment and Development: Dissecting the Connection
(Jouni Paavola) -
Foreign Direct Investment and Human Rights: An Ambiguous Relationship
(Bjørn Letnes) -
Analysing Conservation–Development Discourses: The Story of a Biopiracy Narrative
(Hanne Svarstad)
Debates
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I. Discourse on Development Research Funding
Development Studies Between Fashion and Reality: Reflections on Norwegian Impasse
(Olle Tõrnquist) -
Studies of Development: No Impasse, But a Long Way to Go
(Stein Tønnesson) -
Rejoinder to Stein Tønnesson
(Olle Tõrnquist) -
The Aid and Academia Controversy: Lessons Learned from Recent Evaluations
(Henrik Secher Marcussen) -
Confusion and Ambiguity: A Response to Henrik Secher Marcussen
(Gunnar M. Sørbø) -
Rejoinder to Gunnar M. Sørbø
(Henrik Secher Marcussen) -
II. Global Development
Polarisation or Convergence?
(Anders Lundkvist) -
Politics versus Science: A Response to Anders Lundkvist
(Arne Melchior and Kjetil Telle) -
Politics and Science: A Rejoinder to Arne Melchior and Kjetil Telle
(Anders Lundkvist) -
Respons to Lundquist – A Last Rejoinder
(Arne Melchior and Kjetil Telle) -
III. African Development
The New Partnership for Africas Development (NEPAD) – Old Wine in New Bottles?
(Henning Melber)
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Forum for Development Studies [2-01]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Can a Patrimonial Democracy Survive? The Case of Mozambique
(Einar Braathen and Aslak Orre) -
A Balanced View of Development as Freedom
(Bertil Tungodden) -
On the Meaning of Development: An Exploration of the Capability Approach
(N. Shanmugaratnam) -
The State We're In: Recent Contributions to the Debate on State-Society Relations in Africa
(Stein Sundstøl Eriksen) -
Aid in Academia: An uneasy Relationship
(Gunnar M. Sørbø)
Debate:
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Development Research in Norway
(Johan Helland) -
Norwegian Research on Development: A Comment on Johan Helland's Article
(Stein Tønnesson)
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Forum for Development Studies [1-01]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
The Impact of Multi-Party Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa
(Nicolas van de Walle)
Debate:
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The Limits of Clientelism: Multi-Party Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa
(Inge Amundsen) -
What Does Democracy Have to Do with It? van de Walle on Democracy and Economic Growth in Africa
(Stein Sundstøl Eriksen) -
Rejoinder to Inge Amundsen and Stein Sundstøl Eriksen
(Nicolas van de Walle) -
Global Income Distribution 1965–98: Convergence and Marginalisation
(Arne Melchior and Kjetil Telle) -
Understanding Taxation in Poor African Countries: A Critical Review of Selected Perspectives
(Ole Therkildsen) -
The Politics of Revenue Mobilisation: Explaining Continuity in Namibian Tax Policies
(Lise Rakner) -
The World Bank and the IMF: Tax, Democracy and Shrinking Aid in Sub-Saharan Africa
(Gorm Rye Olsen)
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Forum for Development Studies [2-00]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Dilemmas in Norwegian Development Assistance to Indigenous Peoples. A Case-Study from Botswana
(Sidsel Saugestad) -
The Innocent Developer: Ethics and Ox-Cultivation. A Case-Study from Southern Sudan
(Arne Olav Øyhus) -
Corruption as Everyday Practice. The Public–Private Divide in Local Indian Society
(Arild Engelsen Ruud) -
Fish as Vehicle for Economic Development in Namibia
(Ussif Rashid Sumaila)
Debate:
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Interdisciplinarity in Development Studies: Myths and Realities
(Elisabeth Molteberg, Cassandra Bergstrøm and Ruth Haug) -
New Social Corporatism: A Discursive-Critical Review of the WDR 200/1, 'Attacking Powerty'
(Einar Braathen)
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Forum for Development Studies [1-00]
Contents
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Introduction
(Olav Stokke) -
Dilemmas of Fiscal Decentralisation: A Study of Local Government Taxation in Tanzania
(Odd-Helge Fjeldstad and Joseph Semboja) -
The Adaption Of Quasi-Citizens to Political and Social Marginality: Farm Workers in Zimbabwe
(Arild Schou) -
Comparing Market-Oriented Reforms of State-Owned Companies in Africa
(Gunnar Guddal Michelsen) -
Constraints and Opportunities for ' Community Participation' in the Management of the Lake Victoria Fisheries
(Erik G. Jansen, Richard O. Abila and John P. Owino)
Debates:
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Sigurd Skirbekk and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Wrong Target for Justified Concerns
(Asbjørn Eide) -
Good Intentions and Unintended Consequences: Relations between the UDHR, New Liberalism and New Challenges
(Sigurd N. Skirbekk) -
Statistics – the Development Researcher's Guilty Secret
(Desmond McNeill)
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