Development in Practice publishes research from around the world that promotes critical inquiry and reflection, is a resource for research and teaching, and offers a contribution to global development knowledge and practice.

Development in Practice is edited by the Development Studies Association of Australia (DSAA). The DSAA seeks to facilitate collaborations and engagement within and beyond the academy, encouraging contributions from both scholars and practitioners.

DiP particularly welcomes contributions under the following themes:

• Gender, social identities and intersectionality – this includes gender identities, race, caste, class, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age (youth and older people)

• Indigenous development issues in the Global South and North

• Environment, including resources and biodiversity; climate justice, including adaptation and resilience

• Social protection and vulnerability

• Agriculture, including subsistence agriculture and food systems

• Livelihoods, urbanisation, work

• Development in theory and practice – including development actors, participatory approaches, alternative development approaches, and sustainable development

• Development and migration – forced migration, labour migration, displacement, resettlement, remittances

• Critical approaches to household finance for development and their social impacts, including, remittances and microcredit and savings schemes

• Conflict and peacebuilding

• Communication for development.