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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Meager benefits of the Doha Round for the developing countries
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Here is a research done by Sandra Polaski from Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP) about the winners and losers from the Doh...
Dalits and discrimination in Nepal
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Jay Ram Hirajan, a member of dalit community, waiting in front of a local police station seeking protection and justice. He was threatened...
Links of Interest
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The world cannot grow its way out of this slowdown Kenneth Rogoff raises the inflationary alarm: "In policymaker’s zealous attempts...
The consequences of a collapse of the Doha negotiation from the perspective of developing nations
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Here is Jean-Michel Severnio , CEO of the AFD . More here .
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Not a big deal: the WTO Doha round failed again
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Newspaper editorials are abuzz with anger and frustration against India and China for creating a gridlock, again, in the WTO talks, leading ...
The upside of rising global food prices-- Is there any?
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An interesting debate is going on about the impact of food prices in positive direction-- actually trying to find out "an upside for hu...
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Links of Interest
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Africa: Soon to be the next China? How to Get the Biggest Bang for 10 Billion Bucks (Bjorn Lomborg argues that the same dollar spent on t...
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