Globalization, development and governance
Aid, power and politics: the debate needs to go back to basics
For the last three decades, Development Studies have approached aid mainly from its management.The aid debate needs to go back to basics.
A tale of Africa’s behaviour in Elcano Global Presence Index
What the Elcano Global Presence Index is showing about Africa? The Index is calculated and updated yearly. The 2018 edition includes 21 African countries.
Half the world is middle class
The middle and wealthy classes now account for more than half the world’s population, rather more than 3.8 billion people, a majority.
The G20 and the management of global goods
It is necessary to incorporate into this governance an inductive, with more actors, drawn from civil societies and citizens, the cities and the businesses.
The demolition of Rodrik’s trilemma
En estos tiempos de salida de una larga crisis y de cambio de orden mundial, los tres vértices –y por consiguiente, los lados– están saltando a la vez.
Russia 2018: a geopolitical World Cup
The FIFA World Cup in Russia is helping to overcome the Vladimir Putin regime’s international isolation, at least in the West.
Target 2030: illicit financial flows
Target 16.4 in the UN Sustainable Development Goals is a global commitment to reduce the level of illicit financial flows. The target stands as a great achievement by civil society organisations, but there remain critical challenges, both technical and political, if progress is to be realised.
Italian and Spanish approaches to external migration management in the Sahel: venues for cooperation and coherence
Italy and Spain face similar challenges in managing migration originating from and transiting through Africa. This paper provides a broad view of the evolution of their migration policies with the aim of encouraging an improved and broadened dialogue between the two countries.
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