Floods of tears but nobody drowned: a resident dies unexpectedly

Nobody ever dies of overpopulation.

Those of us who are deeply concerned about population and the environment — "econuts," we're called, — are accused of seeing herbicides in trees, pollution in running brooks, radiation in rocks, and overpopulation everywhere. There is merit in the accusation. I was in Calcutta when the cyclone struck East Bengal in November 1970. Early dispatches spoke of 15,000 dead, but the estimates rapidly ...

Nothing But Tears

"Nobody wins, but nobody loses either" - understanding different institutional logics in IT public-private partnerships

Information and communication technologies (ICT) are becoming increasingly important for the provision of public services. Therefore, public-private partnerships (PPP) have become a valuable alternative for implementing, maintaining, and modernizing public ICT infrastructures. However, information technology (IT) partnerships between public and private parties are difficult endeavours due to di...

Fdi Recovery Is Unexpectedly Strong, but Lacks Productive Impact Highlights

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