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Development
The Border: Managing, not Stopping, Migration
By
Doris Meissner
Andrew Selee
Fall 2021, No. 62
– 14 MIN READ
Small Change
The big theories of economic development turned out to be wrong. Finding out what works on the ground offers a path to curbing global poverty.
Fall 2011, No. 22
– 13 MIN READ
The Malawi Model
Privatization policies have been producing global famine. But one African country has prospered precisely by defying them.
By
Joshua Kurlantzick
Summer 2009, No. 13
– 19 MIN READ
Doctors Without Orders
To improve global health, what we need isn't just Bill Gates's billions, but Microsoft's managers.
By
Josh Ruxin
Summer 2008, No. 9
– 25 MIN READ
End Foreign Aid As We Know It
After more than four decades and $500 billion in international aid, much of Africa remains as poor, if not worse off, than it was at independence. The same is true around the world: Aid flows profusely to governments with little...
By
Larry Diamond
Spring 2008, No. 8
– 4 MIN READ
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