How Political Leaders can Increase and Regulate the Number of Full-time Jobs Amidst the...
By Judith Bessant
This article explains why and how political leaders can act to increase and regulate the number of full-time jobs amidst the threats...
Agriculture, WTO, Trade Liberalisation, and Food Security Challenges in the Developing Countries
By Kalim Siddiqui
The agriculture sector plays a historic and integral role in the socioeconomic development of the country – it has a significant contribution to...
Development Path of the Contemporary Non-Western World
By Guanghua Yu
This note argues that the logic underlying the open access order is not the only way of economic and human development in...
Corruption and Economic Mismanagement in Developing Countries
By Kalim Siddiqui
Corruption is a considerable challenge for Governments especially in the developing countries. It has become more serious over the last twenty-five years...
Capitalism, Globalisation and Inequality
By Kalim Siddiqui
With rising global inequality and environmental crises, capitalism is unable to resolve the crises and thus has become an obsolete social system...
The Great Dollar Debacle
By Dan Steinbock
The share of U.S. dollar in international payments is disproportionate relative to America’s eroding global position and depends on international goodwill that...
Ethiopia – A Case Study in Take-Over by Western Interests
By Peter Koenig
Ethiopia is a landlocked country, bordering on Somalia which is dominating the Horn of Africa. Due to several border conflicts during the past...
The Return of the Feudal World?
By John Hulsman and Boris Liedtke
In today’s post-industrial economy, it is evident that world politics is under radical restructuring. More precisely, as the authors...
Everything Changes, Nothing Changes
By Graham Vanbergen
Just by looking at the everyday scenario across today’s industries, one can deduce how globalisation quite significantly changed things over the years....
Current Economic Development is Unsustainable. How Can We Reverse this Trend?
By Jacques Prescott
In 1987, with the publication of the Brundtland report, the world was confronted once again with the dire reality of a collapsing...
