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Workler at Indian Tata Steel Works in Jamshedpur.

Editorial

Forces to be reckoned with

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by Hans Dembowski
Performing in Frankfurt.

Ensemble Modern

Composers and performers

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Asian economies have been catching up, but domestic disparities persist: on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City.

World economy

Managing globalisation

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by Hans Dembowski
Chinese construction companies are active on many continents: road project in Ethiopia.

Comment

New silk road

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by Hans Dembowski
Self-sufficiency in chicken would be better for South Africa than EU imports: women involved in a poultry project.

EU meat exports

High development costs

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The Chinese government does not consider coal the fuel of the future: air pollution in Changchun in the summer of 2014.

Relevant reading

Economics beats politics

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by Hans-Jochen Luhmann
The Brazilian armed forces have never acknowledged their responsibility for human rights abuses: a parade on Brazil’s Independence Day, 2014.

Victims of dictatorship

Delayed truth, no justice

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by Kai Ambos
by Eneas Romero
The NDB is supposed to fund infrastructure projects in the global south. In Malange, Angola, a Brazilian company is building a road.

Development finance

Hopes and illusions

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
A Chinese company that owns a copper mine in Zambia helped building a football stadium in the capital, Lusaka.

South-south cooperation

China’s role in Africa

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
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