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Rethinking Poverty Reduction
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Jomo K. S.
The mixed record of poverty reduction calls into question the efficacy of conventional approaches. Governments need to play a developmental role to reduce inequality and promote social justice, complemented by appropriate industrial investment and technology policies.
 
Top Five Sociopolitical Business Risks for 2010
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Michael Shtender-Auerbach
When the state of the economy is precarious, companies may be tempted to play tough and cut corners without considering that short-sighted strategies can lead to serious reputation and operational risks.
 
 
COMMENTARY
Obama's Jet Plane Diplomacy
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Jeffrey Sachs
Blame for the failure of Copenhagen falls on a lot of shoulders, yet Obama took a swipe at international law by abandoning the UN framework in favor of U.S. power and domestic politics.
 
Ending War in Our Lifetimes?
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Didier Jacobs
President Obama will need to discard old foreign policy doctrines and steer with a more global moral compass to meet the vision of eradicating war in our lifetime.
 
 
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Freedom to Innovate: Biotechnology in Africa's Development
African leaders are starting to view science, technology, and innovation as critical to human development, global competitiveness, and ecological management. This paper proposes strategic options for creating regional biotechnology innovation communities.
 
The Ecology of Finance
The Ecology of Finance
This White Paper distills lessons from the financial crisis to showcase how alternative institutions and legislation could help develop a healthy ecology of finance that delivers social and environmental value in addition to profit.
 
 

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Micro-donations Can Make a Massive Difference in Global Health
Bernard Salomé, Evan O'Neil
Policy Innovations talks with Bernard Salome, managing director of the Millennium Foundation, about raising funds for global health through small donations made when people purchase travel.
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Briefings:

The Right to Move Conference Papers

Defining a Right to Move?

Rethinking Poverty Reduction

How to Keep a New Year's Resolution

Top Five Sociopolitical Business Risks for 2010

Changing the Tide for Small Island Nations

Top Articles of 2009

Copenhagen: The Africa Dimension

Building Sustainability for PlaNYC

America Shouldn't Blow an Opportunity for Green Diplomacy


Commentary:

Immigration Administration Control in Japan

The Englishization of Higher Education in Asia and Migratory Flows of International Students

Managed Rights, Managed Migration

Linking Ethics and Self-Interest in Human Mobility

The Ethics of Undocumented Migration

Immigration as a Source of Renewal in Japan

Reconciling an Ethical Immigration Policy with the Nation-state Myth

Cosmopolitanism as Virtue

The Capabilities Approach and Collective Ownership of the Earth

The Ethics of Language Choice in Immigration


Policy Library:

Confronting the Long Crisis of Globalization

ACDC 2010 Call for Papers

Estimating U.S. Government Subsidies to Energy Sources: 2002–2008

Freedom to Innovate: Biotechnology in Africa's Development

Growth Isn't Possible

America on the Move

The Ecology of Finance

The Energy Learning Curve™

Global Survey of Environmental, Social and Governance Policies

Is Development Back in the Doha Round?

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