The Role of Civil Society in Shaping India’s Development Partnerships
Given the potential it has to emerge as a leader in SSDC initiatives, it is important to evaluate the dynamics of cooperation and partnership in the Indian context.
The BRICS: Rhetoric or Reality?
The BRICs have been portrayed as a new paradigm threatening the contemporary liberal world order. Yet, there is also disagreement and competition between BRICs states.
A Critical Analysis of the Relationship between Democracy and Corruption
There is evidence to support the claim that democracy can reduce corruption. Once democracy is consolidated, there is reason to believe that corruption can be reduced.
Energy Security in Europe: How Is the EU Dealing with It?
Today, energy security is at the top of the EU agenda. The EU’s reliance on Russian gas has caused many nations to reconsider many of their energy-related policies.
After Crisis: A Marxist Take on Capital and Labour after the Financial Crisis
As the cases of Sweden and the UK show, regardless of the uneven structures and development of capitalism, there has been an attack on labour by capital after the crisis.
Pakistan in The New Great Game: On Gwadar Port
The port of Gwadar (Baluchistan, Pakistan) is a site of potential major geopolitical importance. There, Pakistan, China, India & the US are vying for strategic influence.
The Financial Crisis: Banking, Bankruptcy and the Origins of the Crash
The behaviour of banks preceding the global financial crisis must be understood in relation to the complex interdependencies between agency, institution and structure.
China’s Telecommunications Boom in Africa: Causes and Consequences
Africa is experiencing a mobile revolution. Chinese telecommunication companies are playing a significant role in this.
Justice in a World of Climate Change and the Distribution of Responsibilities
Notions of global justice are irrevocably connected with the economic and social costs of climate change, which affect global social justice and the world as a whole.
The Economics of the Arab Uprisings
Concepts like “flauntiness,” though complex and somewhat amorphous, should be engaged with to give models of economic development a new dynamic of pragmatism.
