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Debunking Third World Myths
Hans Rosling 08/19/08
In this TED talk, educator Hans Rosling debunks myths about health and wealth in the so-called Third World, using dramatic statistics to show that it is preconceived ideas, not ignorance, that prevent us from making accurate and targeted development interventions.

Don't Cry for Doha
Dani Rodrik 08/19/08
The Doha Round was constructed on a myth, namely that a negotiating agenda focused on agriculture would constitute a "development round."

Cogeneration Can Slash Carbon and Costs
Roy Morrison, Pentti Aalto 08/14/08
At home or on the city level, cogeneration of electricity and heat is one of the most promising means of using existing technologies to increase efficiency, save money, and slash emissions.

Russia and Georgia: A Collision Waiting to Happen
David Speedie 08/13/08
The table was set for the current outbreak of hostilities, which were preceded by violence in July in South Ossetia and Abkhazia. But the question remains: Why now?

Humanitarian Aid Politicized
Jon Templeman 08/11/08
Humanitarian aid is often viewed as a political commodity, no matter how well intentioned the donors may be. As swelling urban centers make disasters deadlier, this poses a crucial policy problem for international relief and diplomacy.

 
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