Dr Herbert Zwane·Oct 4Artificial Intelligence and the Development-Compression Paradox: Can Developing Economies Turn…AI is making expertise more accessible. The harder development question is whether economies can turn that access into lasting human…
iLighter, Gazing at flowers from the roof of hell·Sep 23The Epochal Showdown (8) — Dual-Track EconomicsIf Markets Are for All, Access Must Be Too.
iLighter, Gazing at flowers from the roof of hell·Sep 21The Epochal Showdown (7) — LET IT WORKFreedom safeguards innovation, While cultural diversity is its yeast.
Lite·Sep 21Libya Was Developed, It Was Still Vulnerable: The African Lesson Nobody Should IgnoreThere is a lesson from Libya that Africa should discuss without romanticising the past, defending authoritarianism or reducing a…
Shivam Jhawar·Sep 19Ecological Change & the Global South: Paying the price for progress they never got to enjoyObject: Documentary Photograph of Woman Standing in Tidal Floodwater, Sundarbans
Sodiq O. Lala·Sep 18Economic Prosperity Is Built, Not FoundDevelopment does not happen by chance or simply because a country has vast deposits of commodities such as gold, lithium or crude oil. That…
InThe Story WellbyThe Reflective Mind💛·Sep 11The Countries That Were Built From Unlikely StoriesWe grow up looking at maps as if countries have always been exactly where they are.A response icon1A response icon1
nature·Sep 2THE IDENTITY PARADOX OF THE 21st CENTURYFrom Inherited Labels to Actual Needs: Reclassifying the Modern Social Divide.
Marginal Thoughts·Aug 30Why are governments subsidising things that are already becoming cheaper?Recently, there has been something contradictory about governments spending billions subsidising technology whose prices are already…A response icon1A response icon1
Press Theory·Aug 20Small States in a World of Superpowers: How Do They Stay Relevant?Small states appear tiny on the world map, seemingly insignificant next to the U.S. or China. It would be easy to assume they’re powerless…
