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How can we prevent the next famine? The case for Disaster Risk Reduction

October 3, 2011
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Rise of the Machines: the weird world of high frequency traders

September 30, 2011
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What does Bill Gates' leaked report say about aid, tax and development?

September 29, 2011
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Why are over 3 million people campaigning on violence against women in South Asia?

September 28, 2011
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Good news on aid: dependency is falling, and quality (slowly) improving (but France is still rubbish)

September 27, 2011
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Deja vu, role reversal or schadenfreude? The view of Europe's crisis from Latin America

September 23, 2011
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The latest (big) numbers on land grabs, and some powerful case studies

September 22, 2011
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Two months to get a Robin Hood Tax? Guest blog by Max Lawson

September 21, 2011
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Will the new World Development Report transform our thinking on gender and inequality?

September 19, 2011
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In York at the Development Studies Association conference next week? Come and say hello

September 16, 2011
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Nike v Commonwealth – who's best on women's rights?

September 15, 2011
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Good and bad technologies for development – some nice examples of both

September 14, 2011
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