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Tiempo de Paz

2025, Nº 156

Hacia un mundo libre de armas nucleares

Este año se cumplen 80 años del inicio de la era nuclear. La detonación en el desierto de Nuevo México el 16 de julio de 1945, seguida de las detonaciones, menos de un mes después, el 6 y el 9 de agosto sobre las ciudades japonesas de Hiroshima y Nagasaki cambiaron el panorama mundial. Por primera vez en la historia de la humanidad, se podría causar tanta destrucción de forma unilateral. Por primera vez en la historia, existía la posibilidad de acabar con el mundo según lo conocemos.

Hacia un mundo libre de armas nucleares - Carlos Umaña
El riesgo de un Apocalipsis nuclear - Aurora Bilbao
Las armas nucleares nos cuestan la Tierra - Célia Beckmann
Desmantelando el nuclearismo - Carños Umaña
El impacto de las armas nucleares en la población infantil - Tim Wright
La crisis del régimen de no proliferación nuclear - Vicente Garrido Rebolledo
El control y la prohibición de las armas nucleares. Límites del Derecho Internacional - Mª José Cervell Hortal
Hacia un nuevo escenario nuclear en una Europa dividida - Coronel Ignacio Castro Torres
IPPNW: Una respuesta de la sociedad civil al riesgo de guerra nuclear - José Manuel Ribera Casado
Campañas a favor del tpan e incidencia política - Juan Pérez Montero
Cambiar la narrativa - Ray Achesan
Documentos. Mi experiencia con la bomba atómica y el mensaje de los Hibakusha - Shigemitsu Tanaka

Community Development Journal

2025, Vol. 60, Nº 2

An International Forum

Editorial

Community development in the second Trump era Ruth Pearce and Kirsty

Articles

The gift and the giving: reciprocity in international aid and development in Timor-Leste Richard G Jones
Social infrastructure, community organizations, and friendship formation: a scoping review Sean Lauer and others
Wearing their heart on a wall: the World’s Biggest Comic Lee Martinez and others
The struggle for land by indigenous groups: from conflict to cooperation in Kasepuhan Ciptagelar, Indonesia Sutiyo Sutiyo
A framework for tourism value chain ownership in rural communities Michael Chambwe and Andrea Saayman
Empowering emerging leaders: a model public planning academy Lynn A Mandarano
‘Finding their voice’: exploring female adolescents’ perspectives and experiences of a youth leadership programme Gemma Quartarella and others
Revitalizing community empowerment: harnessing the synergy of faith-based NGOs and Laverack’s domain approach Shofiqur Rahman Chowdhury and M Rezaul Islam
Lifeways of families in coffee-growing territories: vulnerability and response capacity Obeimar B Herrera and others

Book Reviews

Liveable lives: living and surviving LGBTQ equalities in India and the UK Pushpesh Kumar
Engendering Democracy in Africa: Women, Politics and Development: Niamh Gaynor, Routledge, London, 2022. 1st edn. Susan P Murphy
Peacebuilding in Colombia from the Lens of Community and Policy V Kalyani

Corrections

Correction to: The gift and the giving: reciprocity in international aid and development in Timor-Leste
Correction to: ‘Do no harm’: mass supervision and the ruse of carceral humanism

Le Monde diplomatique

2025, Nº 355

Otro proteccionismo siempre es posible Benoît Bréville
Donald Trump en guerra contra la libertad de expresión Eric Alterman
China toma el timón de la globalización Renaud Lambert
¿Existe un eje Washington-Moscú? Marlène Laruelle
De mal (menor) en peor Pierre Rimbert y Serge Halimi
Israel y Turquía, una enemistad muy bien llevada Ariane Bonzon
¿Un acuerdo con Irán? Akram Belkaïd
El 29 de mayo de 2005, el pueblo francés dijo “no” André Bellon
Senegal avanza a tientas por el camino de la transformación social Rémi Carayol
La fuerza de las ideas Perry Anderson
La victoria contra el nazismo vista desde Kiev Éric Aunoble y Yurii Latysh
Los rumanos, atrapados entre dos autoritarismos Florentin Cassonnet
La izquierda de Bélgica contraria al rearme Peter Mertens
Brasil aboga por el multilateralismo Celso Amorim
La covid no ha salvado a los hospitales Nicolas Sirvent y Patrice Taourel
Jóvenes entre rejas Sophie Bourlet
¿Es Marine Le Pen una delincuente común? Lisa Giraud y Raphaël Kempf
‘Adolescencia’, la serie en crisis Emilie Bickerton
El esoterismo en diez lecciones Timothée de Rauglaudre

Journal of Refugee Studies (Oxford)

2025, Vol. 37, Nº 4

What role for law in refugee studies? Towards a transdisciplinary agenda
Three approaches to the 1951 Convention: The case for a dialectical approach
Ethnographic approaches and international refugee law
Institutional analyses of refugee protection
Understanding the politics of refugee law and policy making: Interdisciplinary and empirical approaches
Data-driven futures of international refugee law
Psychological research evidence in refugee status determination
Beyond the normative impasse of environmental migration: From regimes to infrastructures in a Latin American key
‘Doing’ legal history in refugee law: A snapshot of Bangladesh’s engagement with non-refoulement
TWAIL, archives, and refugee law
Judging Refugees: Narrative and Oral Testimony in Refugee Status Determination

Nueva Sociedad. Democracia y política en América Latina

2025, Nº 316

La política a través de los cuerpos

Los recientes cambios tecnológicos plantean desafíos inéditos en la relación entre la política y los cuerpos y abren intensos debates sobre el devenir de la propia humanidad. A algunas de esas discusiones se dedica el Tema Central de este número de Nueva Sociedad.

Puedes consultar el índice y leer parte del contenido siguiendo este enlace

Viento Sur

2025, Nº 196

Estrategias contrahegemónicas y cartografías del futuro

AL VUELO Marc Casanovas

EL DESORDEN GLOBAL

Autogobierno y organizaicón: las mujeres kurdas en Siria Cristina de Lucio Atonal
Crisis industrial en el jardín europeo Martín Lallana
Entrevista a Candela de la Vega "En la izquierda hace mucho que no hablamos de libertad ni le damos cuerpo" Júlia Martí Comas

MIRADAS VOCES

Para no olvidar cada instante. Julia Manso García. Mariña Testas

PLURAL

Estrategias contrahegemónicas y cartografías del futuro Iñaki Barcena, Júlia Martí y Jaime Pastor
Repensar la emancipación Aurélien Berlan
Notas para orientarse en un mundo organizado contra la reproducción de la vida Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar
Nuevos caminos para resolver el viejo problema de la vivienda Alex Francés
Los retos estratégicos de las izquierdas tras el fracaso de Sumar Albert Noguera
Estrategias contrahegemónicas en tiempos de autoritarismos reaccionarios Miguel Urbán

PLURAL 2

Trumpismo discursivo Laura Camargo Fernández

FUTURO ANTERIOR

"Las abogadas". Memoria histórica sobre el tardofranquismo y la transición en el cine documental Raúl Navas

VOCES MIRADAS

Huracanes en la periferia. Ángela Martínez Fernández. Alberto García-Teresa

SUBRAYADOS VVAA

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Revue internationale des études du développement

2025, Nº 257

Risques

Introduction. Mécanismes de protection face aux risques émergents liés au dérèglement climatique dans les Suds Hamidou Diallo, Elsa Gautrain et Karine Marazyan

Dossier

Crises climatiques et protection sociale : une étude de cas du Grand Sud malgache * Léo Delpy, Claire Gondard-Delcroix, Diane Cachau et Damien Girollet*
Incur Debt to Adapt [Texte intégral] The Role of Social Networks in Building Resilience to Environmental Hazards in Vietnam’s Northern Uplands Emmanuel Pannier et Phan Thị Kim Tâm
The Implementation of the Humanitarian-Development Nexus. Reducing and Mitigating Climate-Related Risks in Vanuatu Morgane Rosier
Interprétations de changements climatiques dans un village du Nord de la Thaïlande Alexandre Marouen

Varia

Les acteurs coutumiers contre le state building ? Analyses des pratiques des chefs coutumiers face à la marchandisation des terres au Burkina Faso Julien Moriceau et Kiss-Wend-Sida Romaine Zangré-Konseiga
Retrouver sa place après la guerre Quel retour pour les éleveurs de la Mambéré-Kadéï (République centrafricaine) ? Benoît Lallau, Lina Amsidder, Marion Anvroin, Bernard Bonnet, Ibrahim Tidjani et Lise Archambaud

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Tifariti

2024, Nº 1

50 años de descolonización: el proceso del Sáhara Occidental

Nota de Apertura

Editorial

50 años de descolonización: el proceso del Sáhara Occidental

Historia contemporanea del Sahara Occidental – nuevas cuestiones y resultados

Towards a Counterhistory of the Western Sahara. Juan Carlos Gimeno Martín e Juan Ignacio Robles Picón
Phosphate Mining and Labour in Western Sahara – Dynamics of the Fosbucraa Rent (1969-1975). Maciel Santos
La memoria saharaui de la visita de la misión de Naciones Unidas al Sahara Español en mayo de 1975. Una indagación en base a testimonios. Isaías Barreñada B.
Intervention militaire française au Sahara Occidental opération Lamantin 1977. Didi Sidemhamed
Western Sahara War Archives, between archives and GIS: how to map a war remotely. Jorge Teixeira

Sáhara Occidental – una historia de nuestro tiempo en los debates internacionales

Environmental Reflections of Plundering Natural resources of Western Sahara. Ghali Zber
«Unwavering Resolve: The Sahrawi Diaspora and the Fight for Self-Determination». Isabel Lourenço
Beyond hypercriticism and exclusionary rhetoric: Sahrawi sovereignty and ‘ethic of life and future’ against realpolitik. Jelena Vicentic and Omeima Abdeslam

Cuestiones medioambientales en el Sáhara Occidental

Estudio etnobotánico de las plantas de Tifariti. Augusto Lança

Alternatives Humanitaires / Humanitarian Alternatives

2025, Nº 28

The crisis of humanitarian action in the age of climate change

Whether this is the "age of crises", polycrisis or permacrisis, the idea that we are living in an unprecedented period of instability and uncertainty has become a common way of understanding our times. At the time of writing these lines, the future of humanitarian action and human solidarity appears even more precarious, as the erosion of multilateralism, cuts in public development aid and the global rise of the far right increasingly challenge the very notion of international cooperation.

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Soberanía Alimentaria, Biodiversidad y Culturas

2025, Nº 52

Alimentación y vida en el caos climático

EDITORIAL

Alimentación y vida en el caos climático

AMASANDO LA REALIDAD

Invertir la narrativa ecologista. Juan Bordera
Suturar la herida climática. Isabel Hernández Suárez
Divagaciones sobre vivienda rural y refugio climático. Verónica Sánchez Martino
El cansancio ontológico. Desirée Martos Cañete y Hugo Rodríguez Braga
La alimentación en manos del pueblo. Patricia Dopazo Gallego
Cuidar la esencia del pueblo por los caminos de agua. Jaume Puchalt
ASDECOBA. Lo comunitario como refugio. Isa Álvarez Vispo

DE UN VISTAZO Y MUCHAS ARISTAS

Conversatorio: «Mi esperanza es que la agricultura campesina sí tenga respuestas». Revista SABC

EN PIE DE ESPIGA

Bioeconomía, biogás, ¿qué tienen de bio? José Ramón Olarrieta
Destellos de soberanía alimentaria. Samuel Ortiz Pérez

VISITAS DE CAMPO

Ecopipa. El refugio que buscan las semillas en Padilla de Arriba. María Herrero
El Salvador. Incertidumbres políticas y climáticas. Gustavo Duch

PALABRA DE CAMPO

Serrana Cuir. La Gavella Colectiva Autogestionada
Un modelo que atraviesa vidas. Reseña de Memorias ahogadas. Edurne Bagué
La fuente. Un lugar de encuentro para pobladoras
Semillas de resistencia campesina. Dora Cabaleiro

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MODERN AFRICAN STUDIES, Journal of

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Colección del Centre of African Studies de la Universidad de Cambridge. Recoge la realidad política, económica y social del continente africano. Está concebida no sólo para su difusión en el ámbito académico, sino que pretende llegar a un público más amplio sensibilizado con los avatares del África contemporánea. Ahonda en la comprensión de la actualidad africana, aunque no está adscrita a ninguna ideología política concreta. En Hegoa se pueden consultar los números desde 1987. Más información aquí.

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2013, Vol. 51, Nº 4

Livelihoods in risk: Exploring health and environmental implications of e-waste recycling as a livelihood strategy in Ghana. Ebenezer Forkuo Amankwaa
"I´m only allowed to sell milk and eggs´: Gender aspects of urban livestock keeping in. Robert Romborah Simiyu and Dick Foeken
Institutions, power and para-state alliances: a critical reassessment of HIV/AIDS politics in South Africa, 1999-2008. Theodore Powers
"We are saving the township": Pentecostalism, faith-based organisations, and development in South Africa. Marian Burchardt
Urban and rural voting patterns in Senegal: the spatial aspects of incumbency, C. 1978-2012. Dominika Koter
Power-sharing in Africa´s war zones: how important is the local level? Claudia Simons, Franzisca Zanker, Andreas Mehler and Denis M. Tull

Entregas

2013, Vol. 51, Nº 3

Do Francophone and Islamic schooling communities participate differently? Disaggregating parents' political behaviour in Mali. Jaimie Bleck
Second time around: Ex-combatants at the polls in Liberia. Johanna Söderström
Disorderly Dakar: The cultural politics of household waste in Senegal's capital city. Rosalind Fredericks
Food security and social protection in highland Ethiopia: linking the Productive Safety Net to the land question. Tom Lavers
The nature of the land: the Dukuduku forest and the Mfolozi flats, KwaZulu-Natal. Knut G. Nustad and Frode Sundnes
Land restitution, traditional leadership and belonging: defining Barokologadi identity. Robin L. Turner

2013, Vol. 51, Nº 1

"Some more reliable then others": image management, donor perceptions and the global war on terror in East African diplomacy. Jonathan Fisher
Prostitution or partnership? Wifestyles in Tanzanian artisanal gold-mining settlements. Deborah Fahy Bryceson, Jesper Bosse Jonsson and Hannelore Verbrugge
Sustaining livelihood around community forests. What is the potential contribution of wildlife domestications? Gertrud Buchenrieder and Roland Azibo Balgah
Disputed access to the gold sites in Luhwindja, Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Sara Geenen and Klara Claessens
Going for gold: transitional livelihoods in Northern Ghana. Gavin Hilson, Richard Amankwah and Grace Ofori-Sarpong
"Dreams don't come true in Eritrea": anomie and family disintegration due to the structural militarisation of society. Nicole Hirt and Abdulkader Saleh Mohammad

2013, Vol. 51, Nº 2

Globalised rebellion: the darfur insurgents and the world. Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert and David Lanz
Non-State actors and universal services in Tanzania and Lesotho: state-building. Michelle D'Arcy
"New agriculture" for sustainable development? Biofuels and agrarian change in post-war Sierra Leone. Roy Maconachie and Elizabeth Fortin
"We do our bit in our own space": DAL Gropup and the development of a curiously Sudanese enclave economy. Laura Mann
NGOS, elite capture and community-driven developmnet: perspectives in rural Mozambique. Alex Arnall, David S.G. Thomas, Chasca Twyman and Diana Liverman
Indigeneity and Kenya's Nubians: seeking equality in difference or sameness? Samantha Balaton-Chrime

2012, Vol. 50, Nº 4

‘There should be no open doors in the police’: criminal investigations in northern Ghana as boundary work. Jan Beek
Party factions and power blocs in Ghana: a case study of power politics in the National Democratic Congress. George M. Bob-Milliar
Electrifying the base? Aid and incumbent advantage in Ghana. Ryan C. Briggs
Museveni and the 2011 Ugandan election: did the money matter? Jeffrey Conroy-Krutz
Market institutions benefiting smallholders in contemporary Meru, Tanzania. Ellen Hillbom
Free market economy, ‘developmental state’ and party-state hegemony in Ethiopia: the case of the ‘model farmers’. René Lefort

2012, Vol. 50, Nº 3

An evidence-based framework for assessing the potential of mobile finance in sub-Saharan Africa. Richard Duncombe
‘When we launched the government's agenda…’: aid agencies and local politics in urban Africa. Daniel E. Esser
Women smuggling and the men who help them: gender, corruption and illicit networks in Senegal. Cynthia Howson
Bringing ‘indigenous’ ownership back: Chinese presence and the Citizen Economic Empowerment Commission in Zambia. Peter Kragelund
The grabbed state: lawyers, politics and public land in Kenya. Ambreena Manji
Memorial politics: challenging the dominant party's narrative in Namibia. Elke Zuern

2012, Vol. 50, Nº 2

Cooperating internationally over water: explaining l'espace OMVS. Undala Alam
Between town and country: shifting identity and migrant youth in Uganda. Caroline Barratt, Martin Mbonye and Janet Seeley
HIV/AIDS policies in Mozambique and the new aid architecture: successes, shortcomings and the way forward. Eduardo Bidaurratzaga-Aurre and Artur Colom-Jaén
Civil–military relations and political order in Guinea-Bissau. Birgit Embaló
Negotiating social change: Ugandan discourses on Westernisation and neo-colonialism as forms of social critique. Julia Vorhölter
Executive dominance and the politics of quota representation in Uganda. Ragnhild L. Muriaas and Vibeke Wang

2012, Vol. 50, Nº 1

Seasonality and farm/non-farm interactions in Western Kenya. Agnes Andersson Djurfeldt
The generational contract in flux: intergenerational tensions in post-conflict Sierra Leone. Johanna Boersch-Supan
Security in Niamey: an anthropological perspective on policing and an act of terrorism in Niger. Mirco Göpfert
Electoral competition, factionalism, and persistent party dominance in Botswana. Amy R. Poteete
Morality plays and money matters: towards a situated understanding of the politics of homosexuality in Uganda. Joanna Sadgrove, Robert M. Vanderbeck, Johan Andersson, Gill Valentine and Kevin Ward
Cultural translation of mobile telephones: mediation of strained communication among Ethiopian married couples. Setargew Kenaw

2011, Vol. 49, Nº 4

Innovations in ‘African solutions to African problems’: the evolving practice of regional peacekeeping in sub-Saharan Africa. Katharina P. Coleman
Burying the hatchet? Britain and France in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Gordon D. Cumming
Lobbying for trade barriers: a comparison of poultry producers' success in Cameroon, Senegal and Ghana. Martha C. Johnson
Access to land for urban farming in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: histories, benefits and insecure tenure. Leslie McLees
Visual media and political communication: reporting about suffering in Kinshasa. Katrien Pype
From South Africa with love: the malayisha system and Ndebele households' quest for livelihood reconstruction in south-western Zimbabwe. Vusilizwe Thebe

2011, Vol. 49, Nº 3

Violence, partisanship and transitional justice in Zimbabwe. Michael Bratton
Democratic demands and social policies: the politics of health reform in Ghana. Giovanni Carbone
Living by the gun in Chad: armed violence as a practical occupation. Marielle Debos
Rhetorical legacies of leadership: projections of 'benevolent leadership' in pre- and post-genocide Rwanda. Marie-Eve Desrosiers
The impact of political crisis on smallholder pig farmers in Western Kenya, 2006-2008. Cate E. Dewey, Jared M. Wohlgemunt and Mike Levy
'Even if I am not here, there are so many eyes': surveillance and state reach in Rwanda. Andrea Purdeková

2011, Vol. 49, Nº 2

When corruption fights back: democracy and elite interest in Nigeria's anti-corruption war.
Paying 'buckets of blood' for the land: moral debates over economy, war and state in Southern Sudan.
'Watching the watcher': an evaluation of local election observers in Tanzania.
The social context of herding contacts in the far north region of Cameroon.
Illiberal peacebuilding in Angola.
Power-sharing as a fragile safety valve in times of electoralturmoil: the costs and benefits of Burundi's 2010 elections.

2011, Vol. 49, Nº 1

Maize remittances, smallholder livelihoods and maize consumption in Malawi.
African shenzhen: China's special economic zones in Africa.
The AU: A new arena for anglo-frech cooperation in Africa?
Private sector development as poverty and strategic discourse: PSD in the political economy of EU-AFRICA trade relations.
Rebels and parties: The impact of armed insurgency on representation in the Central African Republic.
In the shadow of the city: Africa's urban poor in opposition strongholds.

2010, Vol. 48, Nº 4

Turkey's opening to Africa.
Civil society in a Kenya slum.
Maritime governance in Ghana. The neo-developmenttal state and the port of tema.
Who is subsidising who? Water supply cross-subsidisation policy, practice and lessons from Zambia.
Youth music and politics in post-war Sierra Leone.
Troubled state-building in the DR Congo: the challenge from the margins.

2010, Vol. 48, Nº 3

Mining, the albino fetish and murder in Tanzania. NGOs and land tenure reform in South Africa.
Mixed regimes and political violence in Africa.
Powers and peasants in rural Ethopia after 2005.
Angola's southern border.
Community association in post-conflict Burundi.

2010, Vol. 48, Nº 1

Conservation organisations in sub-Saharan Africa.
The Ethiopian cut flower industry.
Citizenship in Ghana.
Parliamentary accountability in Ghana. Bilateral donors and peacebuilding in Mozambique.

2010, Vol. 48, Nº 2