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Karl Muth lays out a plan for tackling kleptocracy. The riches of Africa have been plundered, and are being plundered. One can argue about...
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The OECD's Suzanne Ahialegbedzi Steensen uses recent research to offer pointers for ODA post 2015. It’s easy to say we should...
The domestic and international factors that prompt the Chinese Communist Party to encourage the levels of growth the country has...
This column by Richard Falk is part of Global Policy’s e-book, ‘Lessons from Intervention in the 21st Century: Legality,...
Monroe Price comments on Alexander Klimburg, Philipp Mirtl and Snezana Gjorgieva's paper "Mapping Internet Terrain" which...