This Comment is both a response to critique and a wider contribution to renewed debate on
the politics of development and development studies amidst multiple, intersecting …

In Western academic spaces, more and more stakeholders are claiming commitments to
'decolonisation'. Yet in environments shaped by rankings, impact factors, citation numbers …

There are increasing calls to universalise the study of development to include the study of
countries outside Asia, Africa and Latin America. This paper argues that there are reasons to …

Poverty and inequality between and within nations, migration, racism, xenophobia,
pandemics, and climate change are some of the more pressing challenges that threaten …

Since its birth after World War 2, the discipline of Development Studies has been concerned
with processes of socio-economic transformation in former colonies and/or non-western …

This article was published open access under a CC BY licence: https://creativecommons.
org/licences/by/4.0/The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represented a key …

Aspirations for universality in development studies have faced the challenges and charges
of neocolonialism, racism, cultural relativism, exceptionalism, and exclusion. The analytical …

The capacity of many developing countries to address climate change is severely
constrained by mounting debt burdens and limited fiscal spaces. Meanwhile, the finance …

It is rare that in that in four years since a book's publication the author has published two
further monographs and an edited collection. Strange as it may sound, one can therefore …

Domestic production capabilities are an important aspect of economic development. They
ensure all sectors of the economy grow together through collaborative learning in …