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The interdisciplinary Journal of International Development aims to publish the best research on international development issues.
Joined January 2021
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Submit to the conference and be considered for a JID special issue!.
Excited to announce #PEADS2025 April 23-24 in beautiful Pitlochry, Scotland hosted by @b_reinsberg.& Patrick Shea @UofGlasgow. Thanks to generous support from @UKRI_News, no conference or registration fee! Please circulate widely & we look forward to seeing your submission!
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Submit to the conference and be considered for a JID Special Issue!.
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Submit to the conference and also be considered for a JID Special Issue!.
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New in JID: Land Registry in Syria after a Decade of Conflict: A Tale of Three Cities offers original analysis of the land registry system in three Syrian cities controlled by non-state actors during the civil war: Douma, al Raqqa and Idlib. Read it here:
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This study offers an original analysis into the nature of the governance of the land registry system in three Syrian cities controlled by armed non-state actors during the civil war. It adopts...
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RT @devcomms: Missed #DSA2023? Listen to Jay Mistry talk about @project_cobra & addressing social and environmental justice by creating spa….
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Upcoming deadline for Political Economy of Aid conference. Conference papers will be considered for a new JID special issue "New Directions in the Political Economy of Aid".
Just over 1 week left to submit to the Political Economy of Aid Conference @ucddublin Oct. 12-13. Thanks to @IrishResearch there is no conference or registration fee. Join us and share widely!
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RT @sbrazys_ucd: Just over 1 week left to submit to the Political Economy of Aid Conference @ucddublin Oct. 12-13. Thanks to @IrishResearch….
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RT @JDevStudies: Pleased to 👀 #JDevStudies clocking in at *fastest* [& 2nd fastest] time to 1st decision for submissions - unconditional [&….
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RT @Joshua_Eisenman: 💥My new article "Locating Africa in China's community of shared future for mankind: A relational approach" published t….
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RT @Joshua_Eisenman: Right on cue @BrianWongOPR!! 😁. My new article published THIS WEEK in @JID_journal applies Prof Qin Yaqing’s relationa….
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This study applies a Chinese theoretical framework—relationality, as articulated by Qin Yaqing—to explain how Beijing creates and manipulates its relations with African partners to advance its “core...
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Check out our new special issue on the "long run effects of COVID-19" on development, guest edited with @SanghamitraQMUL. Great collection of articles - currently all either free or open access!
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Journal of International Development is a development studies journal for practitioners, policymakers, and researchers focused ondevelopment policy, economics, and more.
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That's submitting authors whose papers were published from 35 countries.
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Some year end stats: 813 submissions (+25% YoY); 2,615 review invitations (+207%!!); 811 review invitations accepted; 735 completed reviews (Thanks reviewers!); median 33 days to first decision (-51%); 86 accepted articles (+42%) w/ submitting authors from 35 countries (+30%)!.
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RT @TobiasDevIU: Congratulations to @DrElishevaCohen and @StephenMacekura on the acceptance of their work on the state of development studi….
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'Does workfare work? India's employment guarantee during COVID-19' combines monthly administrative data with migration and poverty statistics and provides multiple insights on the recent expansion of the programme.
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'Improving the resilience of SMEs in times of crisis: The impact of mobile money amid Covid-19 in Zambia' uses Enterprise Survey data in Zambia to show that SMEs are more likely than large firms to experience catastrophic sales decline (SI)
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'Analysis of the resilience strategies of Cameroonian companies in the face of Covid-19 and their effects on activity' uses rapid survey of enterprises on the evaluation of the socio-economic effects of the coronavirus in Cameroon (SI)
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'Remittances and households' livelihood in the context of Covid-19: Evidence from Burkina Faso' finds that that migrant households and those receiving remittances are less likely to report a negative effect of the pandemic on their livelihood. (SI)
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'Gender and Covid-19: Are women bearing the brunt? A case study for Bolivia' finds female-headed households, particularly of the unskilled, experience significant reductions in employment and the largest increases in household burdens. (SI)
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