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Capoeira and security: the view from upside-down

Published on: 1 February 2012

Written by: Zoë Marriage All articles by Zoë Marriage

Through an account of capoeira, the Brazilian dance-fight-game, we uncover two simultaneous stories of security:...
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World Bank crisis-lending contravenes Eurodad responsible lending principles

Published on: 31 August 2010

Written by: Nora Honkaniemi All articles by Nora Honkaniemi

Written by: Clare Birkett All articles by Clare Birkett

Despite commitments by the World Bank to significantly reduce conditions attached to its loans, research from...
Published in: openEconomy
CDC Group: a Case Study in Blinkered Development

Published on: 19 August 2010

Written by: Nic Benton All articles by Nic Benton

CDC has made a long journey from supporting rural development in British colonial territories to pursuing high...
Published in: openEconomy
Sovereign debt work-out: reform needed

Published on: 13 August 2010

Written by: Nic Benton All articles by Nic Benton

Excessive national debt in low-income countries, sometimes incurred by dubious means and parties, is a major...

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