By Prof John Harbeson For the last fifteen years, democracy has been in decline worldwide in the opinion of most…
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Bearing in mind that in all counties over 70 per cent of the people can be categorized as poor, it is not easy to justify a retention of the existing revenue sharing formula
By Misheck Mutize Adebt service relief package has been approved by some of the world’s biggest lenders for more than…
The assassination of popular singer and political activist Hachalu Hundessa in Ethiopia on June 29 epitomizes the peril in which…
Stories of democracy and sustainability can be told in many other ways too; ones that connect much more deeply with…
By Bradley Parks, Ani Harutyunyan, and Matt DiLorenzo We are living in an era of resurgent nationalism and rising skepticism…
By Thomas Vinod The COVID-19 experience illustrates the failure of markets in preventing pandemics and the potential of public expenditures…
Border closings, confinement, and other social distancing measures to retard the spread of COVID-19 have brought the global economy to…
The 2008-2009 global recession, African economies performed better than other developing countries, because of (a) higher commodity prices, which supported…
By Constanze Stelzenmüller With the coronavirus requiring that states take quick action to protect their citizens, constitutional actors like courts,…
