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The Causes of Hunger and Malnutrition: Macro and Micro Determinants.
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Technical, Ethical and Ideological Responsibilities in Nutrition.
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De Westernizing Health Planning and Health Care Delivery: A Political
Perspective
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Preparing Food and Nutrition/Primary Health Care Programs: Experiences
from Cameroon and Liberia.
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Viewpoint: Ethics, Ideology and Nutrition.
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Ethics and Ideology in the Battle Against Malnutrition.
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The Challenge of Feeding the People: Chile under Allende and Tanzania
under Nyerere.
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The Role of Health and Nutrition in Development.
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Multidisciplinarity, Paradigms and Ideology in National Development
Work.
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Survey on Attitudes towards Nutrition Planning.
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Household Purchasing Power Deficit: A more Operational Indicator to
Express Malnutrition.
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Foreign Aid and its Role in Maintaining the Exploitation of the
Agricultural Sector: evidence from a Case Study in Africa.
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Low School Performance: Malnutrition or Cultural Deprivation?
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Hunger and Malnutrition: Outlook for Changes in the Third World.
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Nutrition Planning: What Relevance to Hunger?
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Rosalia (A poem by Orlando Leon).
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The Political Economy of Ill-Health and Malnutrition.
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The Markets of Hunger: Questioning (non emergency/long term) Food Aid.
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Activism to Face World Hunger: Exploring New Needed Commitments.
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The Child Survival Revolution: A Revolution that isn't? or Health
Still Only for Some by the Year 2000.
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DEVELOPMENT NEMESIS: (1) Development and Today's Reality. (2) The
Actors and the Future of Development: The Era of Empowerment.
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Looking Beyond the Doable: Resolutions for a New Development Decade.
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Institution Building: The Achilles Heel of Development Projects. (or
Why Projects Don't Work...)
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Positive Deviance in Child Nutrition: A Critique.
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The Project Approach in Development Assistance.
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Triage Management in Third World Ministries.
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On Behalf of the African Child: Challenges and Windows of Opportunity
for the Donor Community.
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The Household Entitlements Revolution, or a Women-Centered Approach to
Family Security.
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Brave New World: A Political Pendulum in Search of its Balance.
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Malnutrition and Income: Are We Being Misled? (A dissenting view).
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A Path for the 90's?: Government-Donor Partnership to Finance Primary
Health Care in the Third World.
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Notes on Civil Service Downsizing: The Golden Handshake Option
Revisited.
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The World Declaration on Nutrition and the 1992 International
Conference on Nutrition (ICN) Plan of Action: The Cutting Edge of
Conventional Thinking.
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Income Generation Activities for Women: The 9th Essential Element of
PHC?: An Idea Whose Time has Come.
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Some Reflections on the ACC/SCN's 'How Nutrition Improves'.
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Nutritional Goals for the Mid-90s: A Call for Advocacy and Action.
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The Emerging Sustainable Development Paradigm: A Global Forum on the
Cutting Edge of Progressive Thinking.
37A. Towards Operationalizing a Sustainable Development Beyond Ethical
Pronouncements: The Role of Civil Society and Networking
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Giving Conditionalities a Good Name, or Conditionalities: The
Launching of a Counter-Offensive.
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The Community Development Dilemma: What is really Empowering?
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Development in the mid-1990s: Reflections of an Old Socialist.
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Questioning the Solution: The Politics of Primary Health Care and
Child Survival (book review).
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Equity in Health and the Globalization of the World's Economy.
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The Different Challenges in Combating Micronutrient Deficiencies and
Combating Protein-Energy Malnutrition or the Difference between
Nutrition Engineers and Nutrition Activists.
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Northern-led Development: Is it Selling Technical Fixes to Solve the
Problems of Ill-health and Malnutrition?
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Actions and Activism in Fostering Genuine Grassroots Participation in
Health and Nutrition.
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Health, Nutrition and Sustainable Development.
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Reemphasizing the Need to Tackle the Causes of Poverty in the Battle
Against Ill-health and Malnutrition.
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Health Sector Reform Measures: Are they Working? ... And Where Do We
Go from Here?
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On Development, the Real World, Power Games and the Ugly Faces of
Greed: Variations on a Theme by Peter Hoeg.
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So What... (In Search of the "Big Picture" in Development).
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Can Significantly Greater Equity be Achieved Through Targeting?: An
Essay on Poverty, Equity and Targeting in Health and Nutrition.
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Globalization, or the Fable of the Mongoose and the Snake.
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Elements for a Nutrition Activism Course and Curriculum. (53a. Also
adapted for a Human Rights activists course).
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The Role of Human Rights in Politicizing Development Ethics,
Development Assistance and Development Praxis.
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A Letter to the Student Erica who is Planning to Specialize in
International Nutrition.
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Book Review: The Lugano Report: On Preserving Capitalism in the 21st
Century, by Susan George.
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Food for Finding Where your Thoughts are: Variations on a Theme
by Isabel Allende.
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Remembering (a poem by Eduardo Galeano)
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IMCI: In Need of a Greater Community-centered Focus and Mandate.
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Human Rights Based Planning: The New Approach.
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On Health Sector Reform, Health and Poverty and Other Herbs.
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What Does the New UN Human Rights Approach Bring to the Struggle
of the Poor?
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Health a Precious Asset, But not a New Potentially Powerful Exit
Route from Poverty.
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Book Review: The World Bank’s World Development Report
2000/2001 or the Trivialization of the Concept of “Empowerment”.
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Human Rights or the Importance of Being Earnest: A Personal
Account.
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Book Review: Aid and Reform in Africa: Lessons from Ten Case
Studies, Final Report, Development Research Group, The World Bank.
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On Morality, Freedom, Choices, Justice and the Need for People’s
Power: Variations on a Theme by Nadine Gordimer.
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On Statistics.
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A Reader in Human Rights.
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Aiming at the Target: What’s Left for the Devil to Advocate?
(Some thoughts on the setting of goals and targets in nutrition: Have they helped
progress or not?
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Elemental Watson: The Health Sector Reform’s Faulty Logic.
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Putting Equity and Human Rights in Health on the Agenda: The
Role of NGOs.
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Money is Tinted by the Color From Where it Comes From, or
Children are not an Issue of Charity, Ronald! They are a Matter of
Justice.
Networking of the like-minded, an imperative to overcome maldevelopment,
to preempt the negative effects of globalization and to contribute to the
launching of a more equitable development paradigm.
