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Canal irrigation performance and impacts: applying contingency theory to irrigation management in India by Shah, Tushaar

Subjects: “…political aspects…”
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Development Studies by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…The Centre for Development Research (ZEF) in Bonn, Germany is offering an international doctoral programme for young scientists engaged in political and social science, economics, agriculture, geography, ecology and management of natural resources....…”
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Evaluating parliamentary advocacy for nutrition in Tanzania by te Lintelo, D. J. H., Pittore, K.

“…We further identify key risks and assumptions that mediated parliamentary advocacy and development evaluators’ ability to evaluate its outcomes, including: targeting; timing; circulation; intelligibility; power; elites; resources; and political space.…”
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Institutional bricolage (re)shaping the different manifestations of state-citizens relations in Mekong hydropower planning by Suhardiman, Diana, Manorom, K., Rigg, J.

Subjects: “…institutional development…”
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Political Economy and Policy Analysis (PEPA) Sourcebook. A guide to generating evidence for National Policies and Strategies (NPS) for food, land, and water systems transformation by Mockshell, Jonathan, Resnick, Danielle, Omulo, Godfrey Omondi, Blanco, Maria, Nicol, Alan

“…Identifying the right policies and overcoming barriers to the implementation of development interventions fundamentally requires an understanding of the political economy and policy processes that shape policymaking. …”
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(Re)constructing state power and livelihoods through the Laos-China railway project by Suhardiman, Diana, DiCarlo, J., Keovilignavong, Oulavanh, Rigg, J., Nicol, Alan

Subjects: “…development projects…”
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Regenerative agriculture : a contested open moment by Hedling, Rickard

“…At stake is its claimed potential to support not only environmental sustainability but also equitable rural development. This study takes a political ecology perspective to consider how knowledge about regenerative agriculture is disseminated and legitimated, asking how this is reflective of power relations. …”

Forty-year multi-scale land cover change and political ecology data reveal a dynamic and regenerative process of forests in Peruvian Indigenous Territories by Bennett, A., Larson, A.M., Zamora Ríos, A., Monterroso, I., Sheila, G.

“…Furthermore, our work with communities highlights that categorizing them and their lands as pro-environment or not in general terms is unhelpful for determining fund flows to ICLs for environmental or development purposes.…”
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Gendered challenges and coping strategies of women smallholder farmers during the COVID-19 pandemic in Nepal’s Tarai region: A feminist political ecology perspective by Das, Dipika, Poudel, Sanjeev, Dhakal, Purushottam, Dutta, Kuntala Lahiri

“…This study contributes to evidence- based policies and programs that promote resilience, inclusion and sustainable agricultural development.…”
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Water rights and entitlements in India by Saleth, Rathinasamy Maria

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Gender, Deliberation, and Natural Resource Governance: Experimental Evidence from Malawi by Dulani, B., Clayton, A., Kosec, Katrina, Robinson, A.

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Question of land, livelihood, and development: Tribal resettlement and development mission, Kerala by George, Kurian, Pampackal, Amrutha Jose

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Prospectiva en río Colorado y Valle Medio al 2030. La construcción de escenarios futuros junto a los intendentes y otros actores del territorio by Menni, María Fernanda, Nievas, Walter Ernesto

Subjects: “…Rural Development…”
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A sustainable livelihoods framework for the 21st century by Natarajan, N., Newsham, A., Rigg, J., Suhardiman, Diana

“…Distilling the various critiques that have emerged around the use of the SLF and sustainable livelihoods approaches, the article highlights problems of theory, method, scale, historical conceptualisation, politics, and debates on decolonising knowledge. It further explores two key shifts in the global development landscape that characterise the 21st century, namely the impacts of climate change on rural livelihoods, and the shifts wrought by globalisation, before highlighting the structural and relational turns in critical development literature. …”
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Villages in the urban landscape : reconfiguration of the local urban communities through community gardens and homestead associations in the heart of Stockholm by Stiernström, Arvid

“…Across Sweden different initiatives are currently forming urban based local groups or networks, engage in local, sustainable development and transformation of their local community. …”

Agriculture for Development 22 by Harding, P

“…Complete issue of *Agriculture for Development* 22. Articles: * Pachauri R. Climate change and agriculture in the Fifth Assessment Report. * Beddington J, Warham E. …”
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Narratives from a wetland: sustainable management in Lukanga, Zambia by Mapedza, Everisto D., Geheb, Kim, van Koppen, Barbara, Chisaka, J.

“…This qualitative study examined the political ecology of the Kapukupuku and Waya areas of the Lukanga wetlands in Zambia, designated a Ramsar site. …”
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Agrifood systems policy research: historical evolution of agrifood systems in Odisha, India by Sarkar, Anindita, Chakraborty, Shreya, Mukherji, Aditi

“…The diverse political influences and agrarian histories in Odisha have played a major role in determining the heterogenous regional contexts of agricultural development in the region. …”
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Conceptualizing drivers of policy change in agriculture, nutrition, and food security: The kaleidoscope model by Resnick, Danielle, Babu, Suresh Chandra, Haggblade, Steven, Hendriks, Sheryl, Mather, David

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African agriculture and development by Brzeska, Joanna, Diao, Xinshen, Fan, Shenggen, Thurlow, James

“…Although this performance was disrupted by the global recession and food crises in 2008–10, Africa was one of the less affected of the world’s developing regions. In fact, not only did growth accelerate in Africa during the 2000s, but this was also the first decade since the 1970s when Africa was not the slowest growing developing region (World Bank 2010a).2 It therefore marks a historic break from decades of internal and external deficits, economic stagnation, and political turmoil. …”
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