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Political Risk: New Focus of Foreign Aid?

Where should foreign aid go? The latest World Development Report, the flagship annual publication of the World Bank, proposes that from now on, a much bigger proportion of foreign aid should focus on… more →

Globalization, Risk, and Forecasting

Political Risk: New Focus of Foreign Aid?

Jalal Alamgir wrote 2 years ago: Where should foreign aid go? The latest World Development Report, the flagship annual publication of … more →

Tags: Theory and Practice, Development and globalization, Political violence, Foreign Aid, Development Assistance, Development aid, ODA political risk, aid and political conflict, aid and political risk

How Not to Assess Political Risk: The King Hearings on Radicalism

Jalal Alamgir wrote 2 years ago: The US House of Representatives has just conducted hearings on “The Extent of Radicalization i … more →

Tags: Theory and Practice, Islam in America, muslim-americans, US Media, Peter King hearings, Political Risk of Islam, Radical Islam, Risk of Extremism

Measuring Political Risk in the Middle East — 1 comment

Jalal Alamgir wrote 2 years ago: The revolts on the Arab street have occasioned a renewed interest in the measurement of political ri … more →

Tags: Theory and Practice, The Middle East, political risk, Political risk measurement, Arab political risk, Middle East political risk, Economist political risk, Political risk methodology, Political Stability

The Coming Demographic Certainty in America — 28 comments

Jalal Alamgir wrote 2 years ago: In the last post, I wrote primarily about political risks from the allocation of money: the governme … more →

Tags: Development and globalization, U.S. economy, US political risk, US demographic risk, US population risk, demography and politics, population politics, US Population, US Demographics


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