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May 2010, Volume 41, Issue 3

68-78 Capacity Development Processes within a Social Movement: Päkehä Treaty Workers' Movement
by Jen Margaret
79-86 Re‐imagining Capacity and Collective Change: Experiences from Senegal and Ghana
by Blane Harvey & Jonathan Langdon
87-99 A ‘Systemic Theories of Change’ Approach for Purposeful Capacity Development
by Alfredo Ortiz Aragón & Juan Carlos Giles Macedo
100-107 Context and Position in a Systemic Approach to Capacity Development
by Carl Jackson
108-117 Between Pragmatism and Idealism: Implementing a Systemic Approach to Capacity Development
by Catherine Fisher
118-127 Pushing at a Half‐open Door
by Jenny Pearson
128-137 The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same?
by Sue Soal

March 2010, Volume 41, Issue 2

1-9 Introduction: Negotiating Empowerment
by Andrea Cornwall & Jenny Edwards
10-17 Legal Reform, Women's Empowerment and Social Change: The Case of Egypt
by Mulki Al‐Sharmani
18-27 Quotas: A Pathway of Political Empowerment?
by Ana Alice Alcântara Costa
28-36 Education: Pathway to Empowerment for Ghanaian Women?
by Akosua K. Darkwah
37-45 Women's Voices, Work and Bodily Integrity in Pre‐Conflict, Conflict and Post‐Conflict Reconstruction Processes in Sierra Leone
by Hussainatu J. Abdullah & Aisha F. Ibrahim & Jamesina King
46-53 No Path to Power: Civil Society, State Services, and the Poverty of City Women
by Hania Sholkamy
54-61 Subversively Accommodating: Feminist Bureaucrats and Gender Mainstreaming
by Rosalind Eyben
62-69 Crossroads of Empowerment: The Organisation of Women Domestic Workers in Brazil
by Terezinha Gonçalves
70-78 Reciprocity, Distancing, and Opportunistic Overtures: Women's Organisations Negotiating Legitimacy and Space in Bangladesh
by Sohela Nazneen & Maheen Sultan
79-87 The Power of Relationships: Love and Solidarity in a Landless Women's Organisation in Rural Bangladesh
by Naila Kabeer & Lopita Huq
88-96 Family, Households and Women's Empowerment in Bahia, Brazil, Through the Generations: Continuities or Change?
by Cecilia M.B. Sardenberg
97-105 Negotiating Islam: Conservatism, Splintered Authority and Empowerment in Urban Bangladesh
by Samia Huq
106-115 Unmarried in Palestine: Embodiment and (dis)Empowerment in the Lives of Single Palestinian Women
by Penny Johnson
116-124 Women Watching Television: Surfing Between Fantasy and Reality
by Aanmona Priyadarshani & Samia Afroz Rahim

January 2010, Volume 41, Issue 1

1-1 Preface
by Mark Malloch‐Brown
1-6 Introduction – The MDGs and Beyond: Pro‐poor Policy in a Changing World
by Andy Sumner & Claire Melamed
7-14 The Impact and Design of the MDGs: Some Reflections
by Richard Manning
15-25 Lessons from the Making of the MDGs: Human Development Meets Results‐based Management in an Unfair World
by David Hulme
26-35 Reducing Inequality – The Missing MDG: A Content Review of PRSPs and Bilateral Donor Policy Statements
by Sakiko Fukuda‐Parr
36-44 Towards Genuine Universalism within Contemporary Development Policy
by Andrew M. Fischer
45-47 A ‘2015’ Agenda for Africa: Development from a Human Perspective
by Yehualashet Mekonen
48-50 The MDGs in Historical Perspective
by Richard Jolly
51-59 The MDGs Beyond 2015
by Selim Jahan
60-69 Taking the MDGs Beyond 2015: Hasten Slowly
by Jan Vandemoortele & Enrique Delamonica
70-79 The MDG Paradigm, Productive Capacities and the Future of Poverty Reduction
by Charles Gore
80-82 The MDG–Human Rights Nexus to 2015 and Beyond
by Mary Robinson
83-91 A Poverty of Rights: Six Ways to Fix the MDGs
by Malcolm Langford
92-99 The MDGs and Beyond: Can Low Carbon Development be Pro‐poor?
by Frauke Urban
100-103 Climate, Conflict and Capital: Critical Issues for the MDGs and Beyond 2015
by Erik Solheim
104-112 Beyond Business as Usual: What Might 3‐D Wellbeing Contribute to MDG Momentum?
by Allister McGregor & Andy Sumner
113-122 Progressing Gender Equality Post‐2015: Harnessing the Multiplier Effects of Existing Achievements
by Nicola Jones & Rebecca Holmes & Jessica Espey
123-126 Holding on to the MDGs (For Now)
by Myles A. Wickstead
127-128 An MDG‐plus Agenda for Africa
by Alfred G. Nhema
129-134 Proceedings of the DFID‐DSA‐EADI‐ActionAid Policy Forum
by Michael Tribe & Aurélien Lafon

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