期刊名称：PROGRESS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES ISSN： 1464-9934 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC, 2455 TELLER RD, THOUSAND OAKS, USA, CA, 91320   出版社网址： http://www.uk.sagepub.com/journalsProdDesc.nav?prodId=Journal201836 影响因子： 0.795(2015年) 0.789(2014年) 1.028(2013年) 0.846 (2012年) 主题范畴： DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Progress in Development Studies is an exciting new forum for the discussion of development issues, ranging from: · Poverty alleviation and international aid  · The international debt crisis  · Economic development and industrialization  · Environmental degradation and sustainable development  · Political governance and civil society  · Gender relations  · The rights of the child Progress in Development Studies takes the view that development should be defined as change, whether positive or negative. Whilst most contributions focus on developing countries, this does not preclude the consideration of Eastern European, or indeed, so-called 'developed nations' in respect of the incidence of poverty, inequalities and processes of globalisation and related matters. Truly international in scope, the journal provides you with up-to-the minute overviews of current knowledge in the field. Abstracting/Indexing: Academic Search Premier  Business Source Premier  Cab Abstracts  Current Contents / Social and Behavioral Sciences  Current Contents/ Social and Behavioral Sciences  GEOBASE  Geographical Abstracts: Physical Geography  Global Health (Previously CAB Health)  International Development Abstracts  Journal Citation Reports Social Sciences  Journal Citation Reports/Social Sciences Edition  Scopus  Social Sciences Citation Index  Sociological Abstracts  Water Resources Abstracts     Instructions to Authors Progress in Development Studies (PIDS) provides an international forum for the review of development-oriented work in the social, economic and environmental sciences. It publishes Main Papers (5000–7000 words in length), Progress Reports (2000 words) and Book Reviews (500–1000 words) and from time to time, short Commentaries or Observations (2000–3000 words) as one-off opinion pieces.  Main Papers present overviews of the literature and thinking, or practice, pertaining to a particular subarea of development-related work. Although primarily presenting a synthesis or analytical review, the inclusion of empirically derived case study material is not ruled out, so long as it relates directly to, and has a bearing on the conceptual development of, the field being considered. The express aim of Progress Reports is to monitor significant advances in theory and/or practice in a given subfield and to provide a reasoned appraisal of new approaches. Progress reports on a given topic will appear annually over a period of three years. Commentaries and Observations are invited where authors wish to critique aspects of change within the field or recent publications that have appeared in PIDS. Submission An electronic copy of your manuscript should be submitted to the most appropriate member of the Editorial Board: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert B Potter r.b.potter@reading.ac.uk EDITORIAL BOARD Prabir Bhattacharya P.C.Bhattacharya@hw.ac.uk Dennis Conway conway@indiana.edu Catherine Locke (Book Reviews Only) C.Locke@uea.ac.uk Nici Nelson n.nelson@gold.ac.uk Note: MSS must not to be sent to the publisher. Title page  This should include the title of the paper, the names and full affiliations and addresses (including e-mail) of the authors. Please indicate who is the corresponding author. It should appear on a separate page as papers are refereed anonymously. Title page Abstract/Key words/Word count  An abstract of up to 100 words should be provided together with six key words. Please also supply a word count at the end of your paper. Headings  Your manuscript should only have 3 levels of heading as follows: Primary heading Secondary heading  Tertiary heading: With the text carrying along the same line for this heading. Figures and Illustrations  All maps and diagrams should be submitted in the form of completed artwork suitable for direct reproduction, and in a standard electronic form. Black and white photographs can be accepted if they are of suitable quality and contribute directly to the paper. All costs for reproducing figures in colour must be met by the author. Figure captions should be listed on a separate sheet at the end of the paper. Use Arabic numerals to number them consecutively. Tables Should appear typed on separate sheets, avoiding the use of vertical lines. Notes  These should be avoided. Normally such material can be incorporated into the text. Acknowledgements should be placed at the end of the paper under that heading. Measurements  These should be given using the SI metric system References  Please use the Harvard system. In the body of the text references should be indicated by author surname and date and should then appear in an alphabetical list at the end of the paper, double spaced. As Smith (1990) maintains . . . As Bloggs et al. (1999: 54) assert . . . Author, A.B. 2000: A paper in a journal. The Journal's Name 66, 123-45. Author, A.B. and Author, B.C. 2000: Title of a book. Name of Publisher. Author, A.B., Author, B.C. and Author, C.D. 2000: Title of a chapter of contribution to a book. In Author, D.E., editor, Title of the edited book. Name of Publisher, 65-69. Copyright  Authors must obtain permission from the original publishers (not authors) to reproduce previously printed material. Progress in Development Studies is abstracted/ listed in: Academic Search Premier; Business Source Premier; CAB Abstracts; CAB Health; GEOBASE; Geographical Abstracts: Human; International Development Abstract; Scopus; Sociological Abstracts; Water Resource Abstracts Editorial Board Editorial Board: Prabir Bhattacharya School of Management and Languages, Heriot-Watt University, UK Dennis Conway Indiana University, USA Catherine Locke University of East Anglia, UK Nici Nelson Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK International Advisory Board: Jayanta Bandyopadhyay Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata, India Anthony Bebbington Clark University, USA Jean Besson Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK Jagdish N Bhagwati Columbia University, USA P Blaikie University of East Anglia, UK P Caplan University of London, UK J G Carrier Oxford Brookes University, UK J R Chen University of Innsbruck, Austria S Corbridge London School of Economics, UK Andrea Cornwall University of Sussex, UK Vandana Desai Royal Holloway, University of London Chris Dixon London Metropolitan University, UK J Ferguson University of California, USA Timothy Forsyth Development Studies Institute, London School of Economics N Girvan University of the West Indies, Jamaica William Gould University of Liverpool, UK E Hanley DFIDCA, Harare, Zimbabwe K Hart Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK Bjorn Hettne Goteborg University, Sweden D Marshall University of the West Indies, Barbados Sidney W. Mintz Dept of Anthropology, Uohns Hopkins University, USA A J Payne University of Sheffield, UK M Raiser European Bank of Reconstructn & Devlpt, UK Frans J Schuurman University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands D Simon Royal Holloway E Thomas-Hope University of the West Indies, Jamaica J P Therien University of Montreal, Canada D Tussie FLACSO, Argentina M Watts University of California, Berkeley, USA