Abstract Saul responds to Jeremy Cronin's criticism of his article" Cry for the Beloved
Country: The Post-Apartheid Denouement." He states that, despite the wounded tone …

IN the dozen years since the inauguration of technical assistance programs by international
agencies and national governments of advanced countries, repeated attempts have been …

Edited by Bjørn Lomborg, this abridged version of the highly acclaimed Global Crises,
Global Solutions provides a serious yet accessible springboard for debate and discussion …

''As projections show...''and ''If only people would...''are the basic mantras of development
economists. Like so many others in his profession, Jeffrey Sachs falls in this trap in his …

How many authors could title their book simply World Order without sounding utterly
presumptuous? Henry Kissinger still plays in a league of his own. For admirers and critics …

Since we've last seen each other in person at an ESSA conference, a lot has happened.
Where to start? From the rather traumatic events of Covid-19 and the lockdown period, the …

Morally and analytically, there is no more vexing phenomenon than the persistence of mass
poverty. Over the past half-century, remarkable gains have been made in reducing infant …

omy, and end poverty. But these institutions and the World Trade Organization, relying
largely on the Washington Consensus, have been unable to achieve their original goals of …