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The first section focuses on major development policy issues and presents original, peer-reviewed articles dealing with aid, trade, finance, human rights as well as social and environmental issues.The policy debate section presents an initial discussion paper written either by a scholar or a policy-maker, followed by critical reactions from academics, reflective practitioners and other stakeholders in a constructive spirit. The debates can be followed here on the eJournal’s blog where you are invited to share your reflections under your name.&#160;&#160;ArticlesZakaria Siddiqui and Gabriela TejadaDevelopment and Highly Skilled Migrants: Perspectives from the Indian Diaspora and ReturneesDenise Efionayi and Etienne PiguetLes étudiants d’Afrique de l’Ouest face à la globalisation du savoirAndrea BinderThe Shape and Sustainability of Turkey’s Booming Humanitarian AssistanceChristophe BellmannThe Bali Agreement: Implications for Development and the WTOStephan Klingebiel and Heiner JanusResults-Based Aid: Potential and Limits of an Innovative Modality in Development Cooperation&#160;Policy DebatesPamela L. Martin and Imme ScholzEcuador’s Yasuní-ITT Initiative : What Can We Learn from its Failure?Norah Niland, John Holmes and Miriam BradleyHumanitarian Protection in the Midst of Civil War: Lessons from Sri Lanka&#160;