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Will China Dominate the 21st Century? by Jonathan Fenby. This book makes it plain that despite spectacular growth China, too, faces major challenges which stand in the way of global domination.
"Fenby, a delightful writer, explains why China will not dominate with compelling critiques and a sharp, clear summary of its challenges." - Robert B. Zoellick, former president of the World Bank Group.
Karl Muth argues that the ‘resource curse’ rests on some questionable assumptions. There is a popular narrative told each year...
Steve Killelea highlights the economic benefits of a reduction in global warfare. completely peaceful world is indeed utopian. Yet we would...
This column by Edward R. Carr is part of Global Policy’s e-book, ‘The Donors’ Dilemma: Emergence, Convergence and the...
Dani Rodrik previews his newest book about the balance between democracy and processes of globalisation. The argument in my book The...
Peter Chapman explains why the post-2015 development agenda should focus on issues of justice and good governance. The Millennium...
Carter Page imagines the American reaction if a world power tried playing a similar Ukraine crisis scenario in its own back yard and gives...