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Congratulations to Elisheva Cohen and Stephen Macekura on the acceptance of their work on the state of development studies undergraduate programs to the Journal_Int_Development!

Check out our new special issue on the "long run effects of COVID-19" on development, guest edited with Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay. Great collection of articles - currently all either free or open access! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/10991328/c…

💥My new article "Locating Africa in China's community of shared future for mankind: A relational approach" published today in Journal_Int_Development explains how 🇨🇳 uses relations w/ Africans to advance its “core interests.”💥👇👀 Big thx Dan Banik & Emma Mawdsley! doi.org/10.1002/jid.36…

Right on cue Brian Wong!! 😁 My new article published THIS WEEK in Journal_Int_Development applies Prof Qin Yaqing’s relational theory of IR to explain the China-Africa community of shared future.👇 doi.org/10.1002/jid.36… P.s. stay tuned for more…😉

Pleased to 👀 #JDevStudies clocking in at *fastest* [& 2nd fastest] time to 1st decision for submissions - unconditional [& conditional] on going to refs 👇🏾 cc. David McKenzie's [always useful] World Bank round up "State of Development Journals" 2022 blogs.worldbank.org/impactevaluati…

Just over 1 week left to submit to the Political Economy of Aid Conference University College Dublin Oct. 12-13. Thanks to We are now Research Ireland there is no conference or registration fee. Join us and share widely!

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"

Missed #DSA2023? Listen to Jay Mistry talk about @project_cobra & addressing social and environmental justice by creating spaces for dialogue. Sponsored by Journal_Int_Development buff.ly/3uKqOMV

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: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

Submit to the conference and also be considered for a JID Special Issue!

Submit to the conference and be considered for a JID Special Issue!

Submit to the conference and be considered for a JID special issue!