The Climate Crisis Needs a Global Green New Deal
A Global Green New Deal would equitably prevent dangerous levels of warming, but it must be implemented soon.
Tag: development
Africa and the United States: Reengaging with Africa’s Prosperity in Mind
With China as a dominant foreign power in Africa, the only option left for United States to engage with the continent is to follow its priorities: namely, prioritizing African youth.
Gas Finds for the People?
Public international law—tied as it is to existent western-centric neo-colonial structures—will likely block the natural gas finds in the Eastern Mediterranean from benefiting regional states.
COVID-19: Lessons from the Black Death
In order to map our future, we may look to the past on how health threats changed societies … or did they?
A Surplus of Deficits
From a political economy perspective, there are four key forces working against the peace and prosperity of Middle Eastern and North African states. To defeat them, robust institutions are essential.
Can Arab Cities Be Eco-Sustainable?
Separating fiction from reality, and corporate interests from true innovation in the new “eco-cities” of the Middle East.
Averting a Total Collapse
How is the water-energy-food nexus impacting ecological, social, and political systems in the Middle East and North Africa?
Striving for Water and Food Security
The focus for MENA countries should not be to achieve self-sufficiency, but rather food security
The Cost of Clean Water
How one village was hit by the demands of sustainable development.
Prioritizing Peace Ahead of Economic Growth
Afghanistan’s economic fate is intricately tied to its post-conflict peace plan, which is currently in the making
Chasing Chaos
The not-so-humane aspect of humanitarian aid.
Political Order and Political Decay
Francis Fukuyama and the Dream of Democracy.