International Network for Economics and Conflict

In this paper from the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, Stephen Lande and Steve McDonald outline an improved approach of economic policy in the U.S.-African Economic Partnership.

This report seeks to discuss the critical constraints to sustainable, job-creating growth, and to present policy options for the region and country governments of Latin America and the Caribbean to stimulate such growth.

This report from The Chicago Council on Global Affairs urges the U.S. government to focus its global food security strategy on prioritizing science, increasing trade flows for agriculture and food, and incentivizing greater business activity in low-income countries.

This paper from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs reveals that most Sub-Saharan African countries could potentially access at least 25 times their locally produced agricultural knowledge by adapting and adopting scientific breakthroughs produced in other countries.

This UNU-WIDER working paper seeks to reexamine the role of aid in infrastructure development with a specific look at Africa.

This paper analyzes theoretically and empirically the effects of economic policy and the receipt of foreign aid on the risk of civil war.

In this paper from the Responsible Sourcing Network, Karen Runde and Nicole Sowers highlights specific efforts and projects that various industrial sectors are supporting and names of the companies involved in initiatives to create more responsible sourcing networks.

In this Annual Report from the German Development Institute, researchers re-evaluate conventional approaches to international development in lieu of the changing economic and political landscape around the world.

This report is a comprehensive examination of possible future areas for export growth for El Salvador.