The strategies BRICS countries use to cement their rising economic position depend on their particular circumstances and national economic and political characteristics
The conditions that affect the progress of the CPEC – including number and quality of jobs generated – should be matters of concern to policymakers in the neighbourhood.
The project’s success hinges on China’s ability to convince Pakistanis that they are neither a new version of the Raj, nor an exploitative superpower.
Interpreting emotions are not considered relevant to being a competent peace building practitioner, but paying attention to it helps us to listen and identify obstacles.
If we are unable to spread the benefits of technology-driven growth among people and empower them in the development process, there will be growth without development.
One of the major conundrums of our world is that poverty still exists amidst extreme wealth. Economic processes have lifted many out of poverty but have failed to mitigate income and wealth inequality.
Gilles Carbonnier outlines his approach to humanitarian economics, reflects on recent changes in the humanitarian sector, and encourages interdisciplinary collaboration.
Prince Madibo talks about constructing and running a government in Sudan, the importance of coexistence, and theory and practice of development.
In a world of low oil prices, local content can make petro-development more realistic for African oil and gas producers, not less.
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