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Pope Francis Was the Advocate of the Poor
Pope Francis criticized the global economic order and stood in solidarity with the disenfranchised. He will be missed. April 22, 2025 – 4min read By Patrick Kaczmarczyk | With the
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Globalisation 3.0
By Diego Castañeda Garza Some scholars would argue that the world was first globalised as far as five centuries in the past when the European conquests of the new world
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Global economic justice: from aspirations to transformative action
By Sergio Chaparro Hernández The unfulfilled promise of a just global order The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone is entitled to a social and international order in
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Highway to hell: How neoliberalism is driving “advanced” economies towards a Latin American-style accumulation pattern
By Baptiste Albertone The weight of the past has sometimes been more present than the present itself. And a repetition of the past has sometimes seemed to be the only
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New Economics for Sustainable Development: Alternative economic models and concepts
By Dr. Chantal Line Carpentier The widespread neoliberal model and the financialization of the economy is linked to the skewed system by which production factors are rewarded, whereby increasingly the
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Responsibility Shifting in Investment and Sustainability
By Soo-hyun Lee When it comes to understanding the relationship between investment and sustainability, national and international governance institutions take a facilitative rather than regulatory approach. This is largely premised
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Not such a Great Equalizer after all
Because it has no regard for borders, the coronavirus has been referred to as the Great Equalizer. But its impact is not equal by any stretch of the imagination. While
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Coronavirus Needs Not Kill Globalization
By Jack Gao | The COVID19 crisis is shaping up to be the most severe challenge the world has to confront since World War II. At present, almost 800,000 cases
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Can Trade in Services Deliver for Developing Nations?
Industrialization was long considered the path to economic development. But as the global south stands to lose its competitive edge to increasing levels of automation in the global north, this
Debunking Austerity
Despite its new rhetoric, the IMF still promotes failed policies
An event titled Income Inequality Matters: How to Ensure Economic Growth Benefits the Many and Not the Few is not exactly what comes to mind when one thinks of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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