JDS (est. 1964) was the first international journal in development studies. We publish research at the crossroads of policy, theory and practice of development.
New paper in #JDevStudies 📣
'Development Zone Establishment, Labour Demand Shocks, and Gender Wage Inequality: Evidence from Township-Level Spatial Analysis in China'
Read here: https://t.co/YynabCa0pt
New research finds that a school programme aimed at keeping girls in education in Bihar, India, had lasting intergenerational benefits, improving the nutritional outcomes of their children years later.
#JDevStudies: https://t.co/TqLEl7R9bH
Bangladesh has experienced a significant decline in fertility in recent decades. At the same time, the country has witnessed a rapid increase in microcredit coverage. This article examines the role of microcredit in fertility decline.
#JDevStudies: https://t.co/YgSecrvsL9
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
https://t.co/KnHxO4jwhu
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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
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📚 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