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November 15, 2023, Paper: "It is painfully clear that South Africa is performing poorly, exacerbating problems such as inequality and exclusion. The economy’s ability to create…
November 2023, Paper: "When South Africans threw off the structures of apartheid three decades ago, the nation captivated the world. The early 1990s marked a victory for…
2023, Paper: "Since the end of the 1990s, Kazakhstan has relied on oil and gas as the main drivers of economic growth. While this has led to rapid development of the country,…
2022, Paper: "Notwithstanding announcements of progress, “international original sin” (the denomination of external debt in foreign currency) remains a persistent phenomenon in…
February 2022, Paper: "In the thirty years that have passed since independence, Namibia has been characterized by its over-reliance on its mineral resource wealth, procyclicality…
January 26, 2022, Video: "How can public leaders ensure that economic growth is shared by citizens of all countries? Experts from Harvard Kennedy School discuss the economic…
December 1, 2021, Video: "As Harvard University's leading hub in international development, the Center for International Development (CID) is home to over 100+ faculty experts in…
October 6, 2021, Opinion: "Now that environment, social, and governance standards have gone mainstream among investors in the advanced economies, the question is what ESG criteria…
August 27, 2021, Opinion: "While developing countries have been catching up to their richer counterparts on some key metrics, they appear to be falling behind on others. Most…
March 2021, Paper: "Loreto is a place of contrasts. Located on the western flank of the Amazon jungle, it is by far Peru’s largest state in terms of size, but also among those…