Global economic crisis and the implications of global environmental change have led
academics and policy-makers to consider how 'development'in all parts of the world should …

An international development framing is increasingly ill-fitting to a 21st century characterized
by interconnected globalized capitalism, the challenge of sustainable development, as well …

Class is key to understanding the genesis and impacts of climate change. Nevertheless, it is
commonly argued that 'we are all in the same ship', suggesting that emerging climate politics …

The COVID‐19 pandemic motivated calls for the field of development studies to be recast.
This article analyses two prominent, future‐gazing 'pandemic papers' to illustrate salient …

The impact of climate change in the Arctic, due to the nature of its ecosystem, the wealth of
natural resources and the intensification of activities for their production, is becoming more …

Recent calls to shift from an “international” to a “global” development paradigm have sought
to challenge global North–South binaries. This has provoked lively debate, with criticisms …

Many regional and national development questions involve the interaction of external and
internal evolutions and can be conceived macroeconomically in balance-of-payments terms …

The dominant narrative has traditionally framed the Global North as the source of effective
political and economic development, with knowledge and expertise flowing unidirectionally …

As scholars mainly attending to (in) security and armed actors in South Asia and Central
Africa, the sense of being the odd ones out at/in mainstream IR conferences and journals is …

Coastal regions are territorial social systems whose socio-economic and innovative
development is strongly influenced by the factor of coastalisation. The effect of movement to …