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In development work, there is a tendency to confuse political discourse with technical knowledge, enhancing the power of select experts…
In development work, there is a tendency to confuse political discourse with technical knowledge, enhancing the power of select experts…
We cannot create the impression that the SDGs are a normative rather than a political framework. The SDGs are a…
Nothing disappears until it is truly replaced. (Auguste Comte) 1. Neoliberalism is not really new. It is actually an even…
[Adapted from Anchoring Universal Health Coverage in the RTH: What difference would it make? Policy Brief, WHO, 2015, G. Ooms…
Look at the travesty of language: ‘The excluded’ are the majority, no?; actually, the ‘included’ are the minority. [By the…
1. Here are a bunch of questions that have for long puzzled other critics and me • Why is it…
[Excerpted from F&D, the IMF quarterly publication, 53:4, December 2016 (with human rights issues added)]. Setting the stage 1. The…
Religion and Science 1. Insofar as religion makes claims in the area of science –which it does, because it talks…
-Human rights activists cry out, not just to rescue others from their oppression, but to preserve what is left of…
Human Rights: Food for a narrowly focused thought Human Rights Reader 418 The current malnutrition problem around the world is…