D+C 04/2005   Editorial Hans Dembowski: When democracy and markets fail Facts and Trends Water: Multi-stakeholder dialogue does not take off World Bank: Wolfowitz to succeed Wolfensohn Donors delay aid for Sudan Afghanistan: Still torn apart EU parliament opposed to sugar reform Indicators for more effective aid Honour killings – an underestimated crime Supachai Panitchpakdi to head UNCTAD? IDA 14: More money for the poorest countries Somalia: Government is looking for a residence Haiti: Hopelessness Viewpoint Free at last through an Arab-Western joint venture Afghanistan: A dangerous trend Focus: Social cohesion Lost in transition – the difficulties of nation building “Belonging to a nation is not opposed to globalisation” Latin America: Aiming for social cohesion An ethics code for judges Sri Lanka: The glue that keeps people apart Tribune NGOs: Under attack Ghana: Protecting women and children Exogenous shocks: When governments are powerless InWEnt news Millennoum Project .”Private sector is a key partner” MDGs: The need for PPP Vocational Training: Making appropriate use of e-learning “Ch@t of Worlds” – a tool for sustainable development Studies and Reports India: Debate on GM cotton Argentina: Trading old bonds for new Women’s rights: Under attack from neo-conservatives Banks serve poorest countries best China: Market economy and dictatorship still co-exist Books and media Worlds Apart: Local and Global Villages Periphery and globalised capitalism Ethnicity and ethnic conflicts in Afghanistan Partnership for International Development World Bank’s water policy