Tag Archives | World Bank
The Philippines Has Come Such a Long Way
Economic Woes Fuel the Conflict in Yemen
The Global Race to the Bottom
Why Brazil Is Its Own Worst Enemy
UNCTAD’s Fiftieth: Prosperity for All?
BRICS and the SCO: Let A Thousand Poles Bloom
Dilma Rousseff likely to be Reelected, So Why are Brazilians Celebrating?
From D-Day to Today: U.S. Foreign Policy is at a Turning Point
Deceptive Gyrations: Rebasing the Growth of the Nigerian Economy
The Geopolitics of Gay Rights in Uganda
Sorry Greenpeace, Golden Rice is a Win for Nutrition and Health
Exploring Europe’s Significance in a Globalized World
Trade in Kashmir: Removal of Barriers the Key to Transforming the Region
Yemen’s Descent: Is the Arab Spring a Failure of Ideas?
Neoliberalism and the Welfare State: The Case of Contemporary India
European Migration and the Rise of the Far Right
Foreign Direct Investment in Myanmar will Increase Stability
Pakistan, the IMF and a New Loan
Will Congo Benefit from Grand Inga Dam?
Obama’s Myopic Myanmar Policy
The Impeding Funding Gap in Afghanistan
Venezuela’s More Moderate Future after Hugo Chávez
BRICS, the United States and Africa
Europe’s Perpetual Crisis
The Talented Mrs. Kirchner
How Neoliberal Tax and Financial Policy Impoverishes Russia
U.S. Foreign Policy and Africa: The Next Four Years
Eradicating Poverty through Social Business
Damned by Riches: How Afghanistan’s Mineral Wealth Undermines NATO Mission
Despite Lack of Firm Commitments, Rio+20 Climate Summit Prods On
How to Save a Stumbling ‘Economic Europe’
Priorities for Somali State Rebuilding
Ethiopia: World Bank to Fund Destructive Dam through the Backdoor?
Argentina’s Economic Policy: Failing to Learn from History
Can Jim Yong Kim Reinvent the World Bank?
Trouble in Euro Zone Paradise?
Protecting Progress: South America’s Battle with Chevron
Latin American Success: A Case for Comparative Advantage
