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Moslem countries are doing best at reducing hunger – why? What would a ‘Mecca Consensus’ on human development look like?

November 24, 2010
A few weeks ago, Dani Rodrik pointed out that while East Asia has topped the charts in recent decades on growth and poverty reduction, many of the best performing countries on human development are majority moslem, scattered across the Middle East and North Africa. I’ve just been reading IFPRI’s Global Hunger Index 2010, and the same pattern emerges. Here’s the
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