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Women and Energy in India
As long as there is a surplus of illiterate poor women, why would millions of Indian households switch from using firewood and animal dung for fuel?
Lydia Powell, Observer Research Foundation
Published January 9, 2013
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Managing Sustainability, Globally
Can we get to a situation where accumulation for the sake of accumulation will no longer be regarded as the measure of human welfare?
Seán Cleary, FutureWorld Foundation
Published December 3, 2012
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Making Sustainability Pay
Is the global recession an opportunity for countries to start investing in a resource-efficient future?
Dimitri Zenghelis, Grantham Research
Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
Published November 28, 2012
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From Economic Growth to Human Growth
Why does the world urgently need to consider economic growth in a broader, nonmaterial context?
Dennis Snower, Kiel Institute for World Economics
Published November 17, 2012
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Cutting the Gordian Knot on Collective Action
Do we need to strengthen international institutions to enforce meaningful financial and environment regulations?
Beatrice Weder di Mauro, University of Mainz
Published October 16, 2012
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All Negotiating Is Domestic
Is the idea of Westphalian sovereignty hindering the implementation of global solutions to global problems?
Pascal Lamy, World Trade Organization
Published September 27, 2012
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Is India's Economic Growth Sustainable?
Has India pursued policies of economic growth without adequately ensuring
the gains are fairly shared?
Lydia Powell, Observer Research Foundation
Published September 13, 2012
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Asia's Austerity: The New Global Norm
Is austerity the only way to ensure that development is globally sustainable?
Chandran
Nair, Global Institute For Tomorrow (GIFT)
Published June 29, 2012
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Is the 21st Century the Asia Century?
Why should Asia rethink its adoption of the consumption-based economic model of the West?
Chandran Nair, Global Institute For Tomorrow (GIFT)
Published June 28, 2012
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Global Governance and African Reality
Is Africa in danger of giving up its abundant natural resources and still losing the economic development game?
Kandeh K. Yumkella, UNIDO
Published May 16, 2012
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Globalization for Whom?
What changes can be made at the global, national and local level to ensure that globalization works better for the world's poor?
Ian Goldin, Oxford Martin School, Oxford University
Published March 29, 2012
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Averting a Tragedy of the Global Commons
What can be done to strengthen global stewardship of shared resources
like the oceans and the atmosphere?
Sean
Cleary, FutureWorld Foundation
Published February 7, 2012
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A World Community in Denial
How do you say to billions of Asians and Africans that they cannot have it all because the economic model of the West is flawed?
Chandran Nair, Global Institute For Tomorrow (GIFT)
Published January 31, 2012
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The essays on this page were adapted from presentations given
by their authors at the annual Salzburg Trilogue, in Salzburg,
Austria.
Hosted by the Bertelsmann Stiftung, the Salzburg Trilogue facilitates
international cultural dialogue by bringing together recognized
public figures to consider matters of current importance.
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