Latin America's transition in the 1980s and 1990s to democracy and market liberalism set the scene for the current repoliticization of inequality. »
Although challenging in many ways, starting your own business may make you a happier person. »
At the Planet under Pressure conference, progress included a preview of a new tool to evaluate not just overall wealth but also the sustainability of growth patterns. »
Three African nations have recently seen incumbent presidents exit office. What does this say about the state of democratic values on the continent?. »
Despite remarkable progress, there is concern about whether impressive growth rates are yielding enough poverty reduction in these two Asian giants. »
Improved governance of international waters will benefit biodiversity and help build more sustainable, equitable economies. »
Scrutiny of the financial sector has brought renewed interest in a financial transactions tax. But what are the feasibility and potential usefulness of such a tax?... »
Many countries hurt by the financial crisis have turned to multilateral development banks. But how effective have the banks' reactions been?... »
Conceptual clarity needs to be found for the term “good governance” if it is to be of any practical use to development agencies, policy-makers and other international actors. »
Addressing the ongoing contestation of power between local and national authorities is crucial for ensuring effective development assistance. »
Despite great strides in development and poverty reduction since independence, Bangladesh remains a paradox of success combined with often-weak governance. »
Though controversial, genetically modified crops could help to solve Africa's food, agriculture and human security challenges. »