John Sinclair

Poverty, Inequality and Inclusiveness: Which Comes First?0
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- 3 décembre 2013
These overlapping concepts together frame what many define as one of the principal challenges of modern society in both developing and developed countries. They have recently come to focus for two distinct reasons. The global financial crisis has exposed new …
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A Post-2015 Development Agenda: Into the Last (Long) Lap 0
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- 16 octobre 2013
Post-2015 is becoming the biggest development game in town, especially New York. A flurry of activity in the summer months climaxed at the end of September with a UNGA ‘Special Event’ at which leaders from both developed and developing countries …
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Is the Global Partnership Ready to Broaden Its Mandate?0
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- 4 septembre 2013
Partnership, especially global, has to be a good thing. But many saw the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation as a flawed last-minute compromise agreed at the 2011 Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, Korea.

The question remains whether the …
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The G8 Summit: Another Flawed Show?0
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- 27 juin 2013
The G8 Summit took place quietly in Northern Ireland on June 17-18. UK Prime Minister Cameron was in the chair, with his bold TTT (Taxes, Trade and Transparency) theme.

None of the actors around the conference table brought rosy economic …
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A Better Canadian Growth Strategy: Both Inclusive and Effective 0
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- 14 janvier 2013
Canada is struggling to find a viable export-led growth strategy. So far we are surviving the global financial crisis due to our conservative regulatory framework. But there was no superior Harper-Flaherty economic wisdom or even Bank of Canada Governor Carney …
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Beyond 2015: MDGs, SDGs and Busan’s Global Partnership 0
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- 25 octobre 2012
Despite a still-struggling global economy, one in which contagion from the developed world is now enveloping emerging economies, there is a boom in international donor-recipient diplomacy. Globalization is forcing us to recognize that there is no longer easily divisible rich …
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