| Contents Notes |
Understanding the developing world: How to help poor countries / N. Birdsall, Dani Rodrik, and Arvind Subramanian. -- Can extreme poverty be eliminated? / J.D. Sachs. -- Today's golden age of poverty reduction / S.S. Bhalla. -- Utopian nightmare / W. Easterly. --Development as poison, rethinking the Western model of modernity / S.A. Marglin -- Political economy and the developing world: Social justice and global trade / J. Stiglitz. -- Protection racket / A. Panagariya. -- Cotton, the huge moral issue / K. Eshelby. -- $25 billion question [from] The Economist; Making aid work / P.S. Heller. -- Aiding development, tracking the flows [from] Fiance & Development. -- Aid and growth / S. Radelet, M. Clements and R. Bhavnani. -- Food sovereignty, ending world hunger in our time / F. Mousseau and A. Mittal. -- Crisis of credibility / W. Bello and S. Guttal. -- Without consent, global capital mobility and democracy / J. Faux -- Conflict and instability: End of war / G. Easterbrook. -- Zimbabwe after mugabe / G. Maltz. -- Pashtun factor, is Afghanistan next in line for an ethnic civil war / D. Consolatore. -- International trade / A. Panagariya -- Political change in the developing world: 2005 freedom house survey / Aili Pano and A. pUddington; Fighting the war of ideas / Z. Baran; Saudi Arabia, a kingdom divided / A. Gresh; Iraq and democracy, the lessons learned / L. Diamond; Can Hamas be tamed / M. Herzog; Mbeki's South Africa / J. Herbst; Africa's democratization, a work in progress / J. Widner; Latin America's left turn / J.G. Casteneda -- Population, development, environment, and health: Global baby bust / P. Longman; Malaria, the child killer / B. Joffe-Walt; Price of life / R. Glennerster; Reversal of fortune / A. Krishna; Down in the woods [from] The Economist -- Women and development: Years' hard labour [from] The Economist; Women and warlords / A. Jones; Healing powers / J. Hammer; Women, Islam and the new Iraq / I. Coleman. |
