Volume 2005 (2005): Issue 45 (Jun 2005): Researching poverty. Guest Editors: John R. Campbell and Jeremy Holland

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Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Imperial crisis and the millennium goals
  
  By: Monique Nuijten
  
  Pages: v–vi
Special Section
- Development research
  
  Convergent or divergent approaches and understandings of poverty? An introduction
  
  By: John R. Campbell and Jeremy Holland
  
  Pages: 3–17
- Assumptions matter
  
  Reflections on the Kanbur typology
  
  By: Paul Shaffer
  
  Pages: 18–32
- Quality at some point became quantity
  
  Flawed 'participatory' and other poverty assessments from northern Orissa
  
  By: Alan Rew and Martin Rew
  
  Pages: 33–45
- Gauging inequality among pastoralists
  
  A problem of comparison
  
  By: Paul Spencer
  
  Pages: 46–55
- Theory and method in the study of poverty in east Africa
  
  By: John R. Campbell
  
  Pages: 56–68
Articles
- Authenticity, hybridity, and difference
  
  Debating national identity in twentieth-century Mexico
  
  By: Wil G. Pansters
  
  Pages: 71–93
- Critiquing governmentality
  
  The social construction of participation and accountability in the Atlantic zone of Costa Rica
  
  By: Pieter de Vries
  
  Pages: 94–111
- Inclusion without recognition
  
  The socialist Left and immigrants in 1970s Italy
  
  By: Davide Però
  
  Pages: 112–126
Forum
- American imperialism?
  
  By: Steve Reyna
  
  Pages: 129–151
- Comments on Reyna
  
  From string beings to empire au vinaigre
  
  By: Jonathan Friedman
  
  Pages: 152–157
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Sarah Michelle Stohlman, Alice Szczepaniková, Ewa Ignaczak, Oane Visser, Peter Scholliers, Sjaak van der Geest, Hans Vermeulen, Tomasz Płonka, Jaap TImmer and Oscar Salemink
  
  Pages: 158–178

Volume 2005 (2005): Issue 45 (Jun 2005): Researching poverty. Guest Editors: John R. Campbell and Jeremy Holland

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