Print edition
Contents February issue
D+C/E+Z 2014/02
Digital revolution
Editorial
Hans Dembowski:
There still is a “digital divide”, but it is not as destructive as expected a decade ago
Monitor
Aid agencies and the overwhelming challenges of complexity | Human Rights Watch criticises G8 nations | German think tank assesses role of Gülen movement in Turkey | Nowadays: Togo’s society marginalises people with disabilities | In brief| Global initiative assesses illicit financial flows
Focus: Digital revolution
Aya Chebbi:
Web activists did not find Tunisia’s revolution as soft as jasmine
Interview with Michel Silva:
The views of a favela reporter
Maja Bott and Bianca Clausen:
Great opportunities to improve governance
Hendrik Knoche, HS Jamadagni and PR Sheshagiri Rao:
Only peer pressure will motivate smallholder farmers to try new approaches
Kilasa Mtambalike:
Money flows with M-Pesa
Monika Hellstern:
Job hunting and prenatal classes in Ghana
Alan C. Robles:
Digitally driven change in the Philippines
Tribune
Interview with Gerd Müller:
Germany’s new minister for economic cooperation and development spells out what drives his policymaking
Mathieu Régnier:
Why human health depends on biodiversity
Frank Kürschner-Pelkmann:
How not to manage major rivers
Sheila Mysorekar:
South Sudan’s start was promising, but it has led to violent disaster
Debate
Interview with Erik Solheim on OECD publication concerning illicit financial flows | Letters | Comment on Egypt’s constitutional referendum