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Wars, Guns and Votes: Democracy in Dangerous Places - Paul Collier

lotusoversakura wrote 2 months ago: Paul Collier asserts the 21st century being the era of civil wars. If the claim is practically solid … more →

Tags: Non-Fiction, Non-Fiction, Foreign Affairs, Politics, united states, paul collier, poverty, collier, activism

Natsios's Second Law?

Phil Vernon wrote 2 months ago: In my previous blog post, I asked if resilience as an analytical lens is too accurate to be useful. … more →

Tags: International Development, Aid Effectiveness, Andrew Natsios, Andy Sumner, chaos, household livelihood security, Hume, International Dialogue for Peacebuilding and Statebuild, MDGs

We need to work in tandem

paovictoria wrote 3 months ago: By: Paola H. Victoria Yesterday I decided I wanted to watch / listen TED talks while doing my chores … more →

Tags: My endowments to micro-economy and culture, Economy, collier, paul collier, México, Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, united states

The "bottom billion" - Paul Collier

j253 wrote 4 months ago: Around the world right now, one billion people are trapped in poor or failing countries. How can we … more →

Tags: malnutrition, Africa, Hunger, least developed countries, Politics, corruption, poverty trap, Resources, Civil War

Did European Colonialism Benefit Africans?1 comment

Ken Opalo wrote 6 months ago: “We find it difficult to bring the available evidence together with plausible counter-factuals … more →

Tags: Africa, African Colonialism, African Dictators, benefits of colonialism, bula matari, Chinua Achebe, Chris Blattman, colonialism and development, Cooper

UBELONG at the Net Impact Conference

UBELONG Volunteer Abroad wrote 7 months ago: MIT’s Kwami Williams and UBELONG co-founder Raul Roman at the Net Impact Conference. UBELONG w … more →

Tags: Volunteer Abroad News, catapult design, cornell mba, Cornell University, International Volunteer, MIT, Net Impact, Net Impact Conference, UbELONG

Paul Collier on the "bottom billion"

Lugen Family Office wrote 8 months ago: Around the world right now, one billion people are trapped in poor or failing countries. How can we … more →

Tags: empathy, Philanthropy, charitable giving, leadership, legacy resources, Ideas!, compassion, money values, Human Capital

Rational Impatience and marshmallows (and development)

Ken Opalo wrote 8 months ago: Back in 1972 Stanford psychologist Walter Mischel conducted experiments in which he claimed to show … more →

Tags: Africa, development, Development Economics, Economic Development, Economic History, Jeffrey Sachs, Karl Marx, marshmallow, marshmallow experiment

POVERTY by Ronak Jain

mcseconomicus wrote 8 months ago: In the second Economics Society gathering, Ronak discussed the issue of persisting poverty in the wo … more →

Tags: Weekly Gatherings, poverty, development

Global Geo-Politics and the Paradox of Dutch Disease

Prience Shrestha wrote 10 months ago: Nigeria sells its Crude Oil to American Companies Though it’s been the way of the world, it is a won … more →

Tags: General, Africa, Autocracy, Blood Diamond, Chevron, corruption, Currency, De Beers, democracy

Paul Collier - Can a continent harness its resources for development?

snyeck wrote 1 year ago: AllAfrica By Agnus Taylor November1, 2011 Analysis Paul Collier speaks with an authoritative and ori … more →

Tags: In the media, Africa, collier, Germany, Natural Resource, OECD, Oxford University, paul collier

The landscape within which new MDGs will emerge, post-2015

Phil Vernon wrote 1 year ago: I attended a round table meeting with staff from one of the UN agencies in Geneva last week, brainst … more →

Tags: Global Governance, International Development, aid, Aid Effectiveness, Bill Gates, BRICs, George Soros, Institutions, international community

The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness: A Title Befitting its Illusions1 comment

Jeremiah Norris wrote 1 year ago: In 2005, over 100 donors and developing countries committed to make aid more effective when they agr … more →

Tags: Foreign Aid, global health spending, USAID, global health initiative, Aid Effectiveness 2005-2010, Paris Declaration, Brookings Institution, Brian Atwood, paul collier

Poor Economics - book

Sister Edith wrote 2 years ago: Image by epSos.de via Flickr Amazon.com offers samples of many of the books available in Kindle edit … more →

Tags: social issues, Economics & Social Sciences, poverty, Economic, International Development, Randomized Controlled Trial

Where do most of the World's Poor Live?

jd wrote 2 years ago: In a recently released report. the Center for Global Development argues that there are more poor peo … more →

Tags: Economic Development, Globalization, O'Neil-Chapter 9, statistics, development, IS 210

Reaching the Bottom Billion...

kevin0423 wrote 2 years ago: In his last week at Trickle Up, Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor Kevin Hong shares his thoughts on … more →

Tags: extreme poverty, India, Monitoring & evaluation, poverty targeting, program, Trickle Up, West Africa, $1.25 a day, extreme poverty

Partners in Health (PIH) webcast!

secondrecord wrote 2 years ago: PIN Conference on non-communicable diseases of the poor being webcast live today & tomorrow http … more →

Tags: inequality, Social Determinants of Health, Partners in Health, chronic disease

Aid, Politics and Development1 comment

Kingsley Sheteh wrote 2 years ago: When I first read Paul Collier‘s ‘The Bottom Billion: Why Poor countries are failing and … more →

Tags: Reflections on DEVELOPMENT POLITICS, General (Political economy et al), Africa, global affairs, USA, UK, Crisis, UN, Globalisation

Development Economics - East Timor

Irfani wrote 2 years ago:                 GDP: $356,000,000.00 GDP per Capita:$400.00 … more →

Tags: section 5, DEVELOPMENT ECONOMY, East Timor, Development Economics


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