JDS (est. 1964) was the first international journal in development studies. We publish research at the crossroads of policy, theory and practice of development.
What is the association between Cambodia’s COVID-19 cash transfer program and household food security during the pandemic?
A new open-access paper in #JDevStudies answers this question: https://t.co/xcZk8lklm3
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While Farmer Producer Organisations (FPO) are widely studied, little evidence integrates gender-sensitive approaches.
New in #JDevStudies: Can Farmer Collectives Empower Women and Improve Their Welfare? Mixed Methods Evidence from India
Read here: https://t.co/YLrKdd9sZ6
What does development mean for each? Who are included within the development discourse? What changes take place in terms of governance and ownership of resources, as a port-city is formed? These are some of the crucial questions that we attempt to address in this article.
Port‑city development is reshaping India’s coasts - but at what cost?
New in #JDevStudies: Infrastructure, Spatial Imaginaries and Dispossession: Narratives of Port-City Making - Shilpa Krishnan & Sambit Mallick
Read here: https://t.co/YnCjBUPoDm
🌍 A new paper in #JDevStudies investigates the relationship between climate-related disasters and tax morale in 25 sub-Saharan African countries from 2011 to 2021.
Read now: Climate-Related Disasters, Inequality, and Tax Morale in Sub-Saharan Africa - https://t.co/PFbHgHaBQw
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Free Entry Ticket to the Labour Market: The Long-Run Effects of Free Compulsory Education on Labour Supply
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🎓 Free Entry Ticket to the Labour Market?
A new study in #JDevStudies considers the long run effects of free compulsory education on labour supply with a focus on rural China.
Read open-access here: https://t.co/ZN14GQYKe6
❓ What effects do armed actors have on agricultural food systems?
A new paper in #JDevStudies focuses on the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces in Sudan’s agrifood system.
Open-access - read here: https://t.co/Zs6a15kUyd
📚 New book review in #JDevStudies!
Ida Bastiaens reviews Trade Agreements and Women by @bahri_amrita, a timely analysis of how trade policy can better support women's empowerment in global negotiations.
Read more 👉: https://t.co/nxUAM5ozX6
#BookReview@OxUniPress
📚 New book review in #JDevStudies!
Philip Steinberg reviews Judicial Territory by Shaina Potts, a sharp analysis of how US courts extended legal authority over postcolonial economies after WWII
Read more👉: https://t.co/HmMbNPGzkL
#BookReview@DukePress
📢 Our 10th [Oct] issue of 2025 is up!
✨Featuring 8⃣ articles & 4⃣ book reviews on aid, governance, economics, gender, migration, poverty & more!
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📚 New book review in #JDevstudies!
Roland Bleiker [@rbleiker] reviews Making Peace with Nature by Eleana J. Kim, a powerful account of how biodiversity and war shape life in the Korean DMZ
Read more👉: https://t.co/XvNSzFvT0O
#BookReview@DukePress
📢 Our 9th [Sept] issue of 2025 is up!
✨Featuring 8⃣ articles & 4⃣ book reviews on climate, governance, agriculture, gender, migration, WASH & more!
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Can your phone signal your socio-economic status?
An intriguing study in @JDevStudies uses just 4⃣ questions to measure individual inequality using mobile phone data. Tested in 🇬🇭,🇨🇻 &🇬🇲
📝@jorgencarling & Nicolás Caso
Read more 👉🏽: https://t.co/Paj874vT5X
Why do teacher career reforms succeed in parts of Latin America but not others? 🇧🇷🇵🇪
Chambers-Ju reviews Schneider’s book on how technocrats, unions & policy networks not broad coalitions shaped education reform.
Read more👉: https://t.co/gcJBVij76i
#BookReview@UTArlington
Why did Indonesia's resource nationalism intensify after the commodity boom ended? 🇮🇩
Singh reviews @evewarburton's book on how domestic business interests shaped uneven, enduring nationalist policies in mining and palm oil.
Dig Deeper 👉: https://t.co/53WcHSkkqr
#Bookreview
💰 How much does having limited cash cost?
A new article by Olabisi & Persaud shows that poor households in 🇹🇿 miss out on bulk discounts, paying up to 30% more when cash is tight.
Liquidity constraints raise food costs.
Dig Deeper 👉🏽: https://t.co/ILZeh5Ic9u
@michiganstateu
📢 New in #JDevStudies!
Castaldi [@CCastaldi], et al. find that collective trademarks can foster inclusive development by protecting authenticity, expanding markets and community identity, but only with strong governance and commitment.
Read more👉: https://t.co/rUBcst8Fir
📚 From “backend” IT outsourcing to the ambitions of “Startup India” — Bengaluru’s transformation is at the heart of Experimental Times. Mathew reviews Gupta’s in-depth study in JDS.
Dig Deeper 👉🏽: https://t.co/jRnOpcpakP
@UCLAPromo