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IDS Bulletin 35 - 2004

The IDS Bulletin brings together the latest thinking and research from programmes and events at IDS and presents them in an accessible way for development practitioners, policymakers and researchers. It is the flagship publication of the Institute of Development Studies.

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Publications

    Repositioning Feminisms in Development

     IDS Bulletin Issue: 4 Volume: 35

    This IDS Bulletin reflects on the contested relationship between feminism and development, and the challenges for reasserting feminist engagement with development as a political project. It arises from the 'Gender Myths and Feminist Fables: Repositioning Gender in Development Policy and Practice' workshop held at the Institute of Development Studies and the University of Sussex in July 2003.


    Climate Change and Development

     IDS Bulletin Issue: 3 Volume: 35

    Climate change is a relatively 'young' international issue with significant social, economic and political ramifications. Although there is a wealth of policy-relevant research in the environment community, examination of climate and developmental concerns is in its early days.


    New Democratic Spaces?

     IDS Bulletin Issue: 2 Volume: 35

    Across the world, as new democratic experiments meet with and transform older forms of governance, political space for public engagement in governance appears to be widening. A renewed concern with rights, power and difference in debates about participation in development has focused greater attention on the institutions at the interface between publics, providers and policy-makers.


    Globalisation and Poverty

     IDS Bulletin Issue: 1 Volume: 35

    This IDS Bulletin explores various aspects of the globalisation processes 'as they exist', in specific country and institutional contexts, in order to contribute to a better understanding of these processes and identify specific policy interventions. Three principal areas are covered: production and trade, finance and foreign direct investment (FDI), and the institutions of global governance.