Development andCooperation
In recent decades, religious fundamentalism on both sides has contributed to violent clashes
The focus on racialised ideas of identities helps to hide problematic power dynamics in international relations
A term that can help to assess social dynamics in the USA is not useful in large parts of Africa and Asia
The more collective trauma grows, the harder it will be to achieve reconciliation between Israel and Palestine
Multilateral action should contribute to boosting government revenues
Market dynamism requires the rule of law and freedom of speech, so authoritarianism limits economic growth
Hindu-supremacists are most awkward allies in the fight against authoritarianism internationally
Some powerful nations – especially China – do not fit into the dichotomy of a global north and south
The efforts of German policymakers to make people talk about “development cooperation” instead of “development aid” have largely failed. Here is why
