The Economics of International Development magic and alternative spiritual practices

The Economics of International Development magic and alternative spiritual practicesThe authors challenge the assumption that we can bring about economic development and promote liberal democracies through direct foreign intervention whether economic or military intervention. The lead author, William Easterly, drawing on his wide experience at the World Bank and as an academic, is a renowned sceptic of intervention.

Tel Maresha was established around 700 BCE

it was burned in the mid sixth century and then abandoned

Focussing on applied arts and health practice

with a view to informing the future attempts at First Nations structural reform and the practice of Australian democracy

and that many processing and retailing activities occur in cities

First Kings of Europe: From Farmers to Rulers in Prehistoric Southeastern Europe

This book examines lending practices in Egypt during the Ptolemaic period (332-30 BCE)

development of a digital economy

The 2005 rioting in France’s suburbs caught the world’s attention and exposed the limits of the Republic’s integration policies concerning its ‘immigrant-origin’ populations

which currently binds arbitrators to apply rules that disproportionately safeguard foreign investors and overlook the impact of arbitral decisions on host states’ economic and regulatory frameworks

on how to make best use of the labyrinth of genealogical sources in England and Wales

with cultural studies