The Gulf of Guinea has become notorious for violence, conflict, and political instability, which often have origins in bad governance, corruption, and failures of social and economic development. How can national governments and multilateral organizations best respond?
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Written by Patrice Sartre, a retired French Marine General, this report recounts the achievements and weaknesses of United Nations peacekeeping operations while considering ways to increase robustness.
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While the natural endowments, economic structures, and demographics are very different between the two countries, there are several aspects…
President Morales’ moves against CICIG represented a significant turnabout for a politician who originally campaigned on an anti-corruption platform, praised CICIG early in…
Developing country status may have made sense when China joined the WTO in 2001. But today, China is the second largest economy in the world and the largest when…
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