CJDS | Canadian Journal of Development Studies

The Canadian Journal of Development Studies is an interdisciplinary, bilingual forum for research on international development theory, policy and practice.

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We are delighted to announce that the Canadian Journal of Development Studies/ La Revue canadienne d’études du développement has increased its Impact Factor from 2.22 in 2021  to 2.5 in 2022!

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Why is it relevant, in agricultural research, to study dynamic and cumulative processes shaping technology adoption as much as snapshot analyses of its determinants? https://t.co/25SXwVjbcQ

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What are the overlooked effects of Fair Trade USA certification on class formation among coffee workers? https://t.co/FvJvJhMBH3

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Why do top-heavy, donor-driven policies to turn development bottom-up fail? #OpenAccess https://t.co/ZK8NJ4t75d

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What lessons can be drawn from the failures and successes of previous Indigenous Entrepreneurship policies to guide policymakers towards a more inclusive approach? https://t.co/rqNlR57jCZ

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Effet de l’investissement direct étranger sur la santé en Afrique sub-saharienne : quel rôle de la gouvernance? https://t.co/ZljFvizDqB

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Does economic complexity enhance governance quality in Africa? https://t.co/4sGezq3Glj

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Are cash-for-work programmes good for local economic growth? https://t.co/Uv0wujn464 #OpenAccess

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Are cash-for-work programmes good for local economic growth? https://t.co/Uv0wujnBVC #OpenAccess

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What are the implications of the diversification of the sugar production in Zimbabwe, occasioned by the land redistribution implemented in since 2000, on wealth accumulation by sugar outgrowers? https://t.co/aiqy9VxTrX

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Does the Canadian government support women's rights to land in sub-Saharan Africa? https://t.co/JJArbHjOBJ @ChrisDHuggins

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In what ways does the discourse surrounding impact investing in Brazil help to legitimise the ongoing project of wealth accumulation among the Brazilian elite, and thus the maintenance of Brazil’s structural inequalities? https://t.co/yMJAfkp8sZ #OpenAccess

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Quelle est l'importance de la dimension affective dans l'étude du volontourisme, particulièrement auprès des acteurs du Sud? https://t.co/QRCX2R52VI

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Are progressive reforms possible in Chile in a context of right-wing politics and elite opposition?
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How useful is the developed-developing binary when understanding police reform in the cases of Jamaica and Canada? https://t.co/ttyhw6VfVT

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Quelles ont été les principales controverses suscitées par la campagne de vaccination contre la COVID-19 au Bénin? https://t.co/YPTCUNNj89 #OpenAccess

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Quelles sont les principales réponses sociales développées par la population de Zinder pour un accès pérenne à l’eau? https://t.co/dpoKVFop8r

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How have power struggles over independence shaped the directions of changing ideological frames in postcolonial Mauritius?
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Les spécificités socioculturelles ont-elles un effet sur la relation entre l’inclusion financière et la croissance économique dans les pays d’Afrique subsaharienne?
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What pathways are used to politicise the LEAP programme in Ghana? https://t.co/BCdppJFeEk

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How do the terms by which farmers are incorporated into the market vary, depending on the type of farmer and market? https://t.co/st6aWs3nWM #OpenAccess