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The WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies has an explicit focus on sustainability.

Good News

Successful activism and WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies

The two pieces of good news this month are about the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies and on examples of activism that is paying off.

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Many Brazilians have fallen back into poverty in recent years: slum dwellers in Rio de Janeiro.

Global trends

“Change can be measured, the reasons for it cannot”

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by Imme Scholz
There is growing business investment in renewable energies: wind farm in Ceará in north-eastern Brazil.

Research

How green industrial policy can boost prosperity

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by Tilman Altenburg
Recycling – as here in Cape Town, South Africa – needs to play a greater role in a green economy.

Green industrial policy

Reducing poverty whilst transitioning to a green economy

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by Tilman Altenburg
Protests in Argentina against the government’s recent loan application to the IMF.

Debt restructuring

Alternative structural adjustment

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by Jürgen Kaiser
Successful poverty-reduction programmes have reduced inequality in Bolivia.

Economic policy

Interfering in national sovereignty

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by Jürgen Kaiser
Protests in May in Buenos Aires, Argentina, against President Mauricio Macri's decision to seek economic help from the International Monetary Fund.

Our view

This time, they must get it right

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by Hans Dembowski
No coherent vision: BRICS leaders in Xiamen, China, in 2017.

Policy doctrines

Straight talk on economics

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by Hans Dembowski
South Korea used to be an aid recipient and has become a donor: high-rise buildings in Seoul.

ODA

Lessons learned

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by Hans Dembowski
Tanzanian schoolgirls about to receive a Gavi vaccine in 2013.

Development policy

Not an end in itself

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by Stephan Exo-Kreischer
Africans could improve infrastructure on their own: country road in Angola.

Development policy

Too many failures

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by Kurt Gerhardt