Contributors

There still is a “digital divide”, but it is not as destructive as expected a decade ago

Egypt’s constitutional referendum was merely a triumph of counter-revolution

Ben Ramalingam criticises aid agencies' 19th century world view and wants them to rise to the challenges of complexity

Why governments tend to shy away from the global-public-goods challenge

Judging the judges:­ independent branch of government must not be beyond criticism

Social-protection innovations neither serve everyone in developing countries and emerging markets, nor do they cover all risks.

Reducing poverty and achieving sustainability are daunting goals, as PEGNet conference finds

Law of the jungle – why forests are disapperaring fast from developing countries and why Germans don't understand the reasons

David Kleimann and other scholars argue that EU trade policy is over-ambitious

In view of Egypt's crisis, western diplomacy seems clueless