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George Bush says the right things on trade
Delivering the State of the Economy report on Wednesday, George Bush made the most effective case…
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Accessing a web server from within my network
I have a Speedtouch 780 router. Inside my network is a computer that acts as a…
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Policy coherence in development
The ODI blog uses the debate about BAE in Tanzania as a hook for the broader…
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Africans keeping their promises
The African Union has once again refused to appoint Sudan’s President, Omar al-Bashir, as its Chairman. …
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Whitehall and bloggers
The Ideal Government blog comments on Gordon Brown’s call for Government to make better use of…
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Implicit aid contracts
I thought this was a very interesting and readable paper about aid effectiveness by François Bourguignon…
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Distributional impacts of climate change
Among some bloggers (such as Tim Worstall), and now on the BBC, it is becoming fashionable…
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The role of prizes in innovation
One of the most important and cost effective ways that rich countries can help poor countries…
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Are Republicans good for the world’s poor?
Many progressives here in the UK have a stereotyped view of US politics (roughly speaking: ‘Democrats…
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Ryszard Kapuscinski should have got a Nobel Prize
The Washington Post reports the death of Ryszard Kapuscinski: Ryszard Kapuscinski a Polish writer and journalist…
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