Africa After the Music Stops

The fine print of promised aid is less than what it is cracked up to be
Susan E. Rice
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Dodging the Curse of Diamonds and Gold

Foreign aid to Africa can be effective – if donors avoid resource-rich countries
Desha Girod
August 11, 2005

CAFTA's Close Call A Warning to US Policy Makers

The narrow passage of the Central American trade agreement calls for a stronger, proactive approach to WTO
Edward Gresser
August 9, 2005

Europe in Disarray – Part II

With difficulties at home, European leaders struggle to muster a cooperative spirit
Jonathan Fenby
June 23, 2005

Dubai’s Kerala Connection

Hidden behind the Gulf State’s development are Indian "foot soldiers of globalization"
Steve Raymer
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For Somalis Caught Between Islamists and Weak Government, Fleeing is Only Option

Islamists force Somalis to leave their country
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Check Out That Colombian Tata!

South-to-south trade is a growing reality
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The Caribbean Brain Drain: Nursing a Grievance

Caribbean nurses are leaving to work abroad
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Crumbs from the BRICs-Man’s Table

Emerging powers help poorer nations, but may just be helping themselves
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Marketing to Brazil's Emerging Middle Class

Globalization's teething problems
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