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Emerging Powers: India, Brazil, and South Africa (IBSA) and the future of South-South Cooperation

Jul 07, 2011
India, Brazil, and South Africa (IBSA) are transcending geographical, historical, and regional differences in order to promote their individual and collective interests at a time when the current economic hardship and declining U.S. hegemony mean greater opportunities for emerging countries in the global South. Since its inception at the margins of the expanded G-8 Summit held in Evian, France, in 2003, the group, officially established in 2004 as the IBSA Dialogue Forum, has held three Summits – in Brasília in 2006, in Pretoria in 2007, and in New Delhi in 2008. The three foreign ministers have met at least once a year and a number of trilateral official consultations have taken place at lower levels. more

CES 8 Special Report, pp.155-184:

Jul 07, 2011
Building Sustainable Solutions to Water Conflicts in the United States and China By Michael Eng and Ma Jun Spotlight on NGO Activism in China: Perspectives on the 4th NGO Forum for International Environmental Cooperation By Kristen McDonald Spotlight on NGO Activism in China: Chinese River Defender Yu Xiaogang Wins 2006 Goldman Environmental Prize for Asia more

"It Always Rains in the Same Place First:" Geographic Favoritism in Rural Burundi

Jul 07, 2011
English; Africa Program Issue Briefing No. 1, July 2005. more

Africa: In Search of Good Governance

Jul 07, 2011
A thematic collection from Igwe on Africa's needs and current events. more

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Cities Without Suburbs

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David Rusk, a former mayor of Albuquerque, joins us for a look at his book, “Cities without Suburbs.” Blair Ruble joins the discussion. Christopher Wilson discusses the newly released “The State of the Border Report."