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The Challenges of Leading A Development Program

The Challenges of Leading A Development Program

Editorial Board in Development 2 years ago

The young humanitarians behind the development group Orange Impact discuss the critical issues facing their programs.

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Eliminating Female Genital Mutilation Requires Individual State Solutions

Eliminating Female Genital Mutilation Requires Individual State Solutions

Erin Crossett in Development 2 years ago

Blanket approaches to eradicating Female Genital Mutilation are proving to be ineffective. Countries must implement culturally relevant advocacy programs.

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"Three Cups of Tea" Plaintiffs Should Withdraw Their Lawsuit

"Three Cups of Tea" Plaintiffs Should Withdraw Their Lawsuit

B. Miller in Development 2 years ago

Plaintiffs in the suit against author Greg Mortenson should withdraw their case, as he has done nothing overtly wrong.

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In the Developing World, Cash is the Best Hand-Out the Poor Can Get

In the Developing World, Cash is the Best Hand-Out the Poor Can Get

Jessica Rudder in Development 2 years ago

Cash transfers can inspire creative entrepreneurship in the short term, but can only realize the lasting change if financed over longer periods and accompanied by economic growth.

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Why the UN Is Good For New York

Why the UN Is Good For New York

Tom McKay in Development 2 years ago

Despite the headaches of the General Assembly week, the UN headquarters in New York provides significant returns.

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Recession Shows Democracy, Capitalism Don't Mix

Recession Shows Democracy, Capitalism Don't Mix

Aaron Wee in Development 2 years ago

The EU's debt crisis, and even the Occupy Wall Street movement, sheds light on the failure of the West's version of capitalism and its inability to coexist with democracy.

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The Language Paradox: Speak English, Can

The Language Paradox: Speak English, Can

Ansel Ashby in Development 2 years ago

English is one of the most widely spoken languages. But international English will be shaped by many different cultures over the next 50 years.

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What is Africa Without the West? A Lot Better

What is Africa Without the West? A Lot Better

Katie Gresham in Development 2 years ago

After decades of Western-run development in Africa, it is time to reevaluate our progress. International NGOs may be more of a hindrance than a solution to social and economic issues.

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