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Issue no.1985:2 (24) of Development Dialogue explores the WHO conference in Nairobi which sought to clarify the role of pharmaceutical drugs in health care.

Issue no.1985:1 (23) of Development Dialogue focuses on Marc Nerfin’s proposal for a three-Chamber UN which could make global decision-making accountable to the world’s citizens.

Issue no.1984:1-2 (22) of Development Dialogue deals with the impact of world crises on the ideas of Another Development, especially the crucial role of communication.

Issue no.1983:1-2(21) of Development Dialogue explores how citizens must exercise their right to inform and be informed about development to ensure participation in decision-making processes.

Andreas Fuglesang’s  book should be read and judged in this context. The Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation initiated this work by requesting an updated version of Fuglesang’s popular book Applied Communication in Developing Countries: Ideas and Observations, originally published in 1973. Fortunately, instead of an update, a new book ‘about understanding’ emerged. Thanks to Fuglesang’s extensive Third […]

Issue no.1982:1-2 (20) of Development Dialogue features the publication of papers from the 1982 Dakar Seminar on ‘Another Development with Women’.

Issue no.1981:2 (19) of Development Dialogue serves to expand the increasingly heated and often acrimonious debate on the New World Information and Communication Order.

Issue no.1980:2 (18) of Development Dialogue features the thinking and discussion around the South-North conference with the same title in Arusha in July, 1980.

Issue no.1980:1 (17) of Development Dialogue explores International monetary policy and international development finance, including obstacles to the framework of Another Development in health.

Issue no.1979:2 (16) of Development Dialogue presents three detailed case studies about India, Peru and Sweden, reflecting different development experiences from around the world.