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Governance Reforms May Be More Effective Than Military in Countering Boko Haram
In this video, Professor Hussein Solomon, Senior Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of the Free State, South Africa states that Nigeria's counterterrorism efforts have been unsuccessful because policymakers fail to acknowledge that elite corruption and the exclusionary character of the state are the underlying causes of the violence
Conflict Gold 101
This video from Raise Hope for Congo outlines the details of Congo’s conflict gold trade and puts the spotlight on jewelry companies who can play a role in reforming this deadly trade.
New Threats and Opportunities for Fragile States
Leaders from academia and government offer their forecasts for fragile states at a joint IPI-OECD meeting.
The Governor's Solution: How Alaska’s Oil Dividend Could Work in Iraq and Other Oil-Rich Countries
In this video from the Center for Global Development, former Alaska Governor Jay Hammond's solution to the resource curse is explained.
TED Talk: Sanjay Pradhan: How Open Data is Changing International Aid
This TED talk features Sanjay Pradhan of the World Bank as he discusses ways to improve aid in the information age.
Women in the Private Sector: Good for Development and Business
This video from the World Bank documents a webcasted discussion on why women in the private sector are so crucial for development.
Does Aid Promote Autocracy?
This short video from DRI discusses the effects of aid on autocratic regimes.
Food (In)Security: Governance & Accountability
This 5th installment of the University of Chicago's series, Food (In)security: Access, Equity, Frameworks, discusses issues of governance and accountability.
