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Dispelling the myths of triangular co-operation : evidence from the 2015 oecd survey on triangular co-operation
OECD / Development Co-operation Directorate - 2017
Triangular co-operation features in the 2030 Agenda and the Addis Ababa Action Agenda as an instrument to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. It combines the comparative advantages of the different partners involved, creates synergies, promotes learning among all partners and builds...
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Mao, Marx & the market : capitalist adventures in Russia and China
LeBaron, Dean - 2002
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An Analysis of the Interaction of Trade and Foreign Direct Investment between South Korea and India
Kim, Youngshin; Lee, Soon-Cheul - 2014
This paper investigates the interaction of foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade between S. Korea and India from … a unidirectional link exists between trade and FDI, but not vice versa. The export of S. Korea to India positively … affects the growth of the outward FDI of S. Korea into India. This finding indicated that the relationship between trade and …
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Neocolonialism or balanced partnership? : reframing agricultural relations between the EU and Africa
Lungu, Ioana - 2017
The media narratives with respect to EU external policies and their effects on developing countries generally paint a picture of unequal power dynamics and negative externalities, particularly with respect to international trade and land grabbing. In this paper, I use trade data to argue that...
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Trade and Development : Lessons from Korea
Lee, Yong-Shik - 2017
Korea has achieved remarkable economic development since the 1960s, rising within a single generation from one of the poorest countries in the world to one with an affluent economy supported by world-class industries and large production capacities. This successful development of Korea has been...
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Public Access to Documents in EU External Relations
Ankersmit, Laurens; Peters, Jesse - 2022
As the EU’s competences and activities in external relations expand, more and more documents held by EU institutions potentially fall within the scope of the ‘international relations’ and ‘defence and military matters’ exception contained in the EU’s Access to Documents Regulation...
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Global Problem-Solving Approaches : The Crucial Role of China and the Group of Rising Powers
Klingebiel, Stephan - 2016
It is becoming increasingly apparent that global challenges can only be solved by developing and implementing international networks which are not only as large as possible, but often also transnational in nature. This applies, inter alia, to securityand climate protection-related topics. There...
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Returning Home : Economic Cooperation between African-Americans and Africa
Scott, Austin - 2017
This article is a survey of literature that provides general suggestions and recommendations as to how the top ten wealthiest African American owned businesses (six of the ten companies operating in two industries) can partner with African countries suitable to their expertise for mutual...
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Donor relations and sovereignty
Flentø, Johnny; Simao, Leonardo Santos - 2020
As a sovereign country, Mozambique initially relied on international solidarity and managed its donor relations well. Donor dependency entailed some loss of agency for the government as it allowed donors to challenge its capacity but never its authority. However, in the last decade, donor...
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Regulatory Coherence in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Talks
Bollyky, Thomas J. - 2015
Whether the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) talks result in a “high quality, 21st century” trade agreement will depend on its inclusion of new and innovative approaches to persistent trade challenges. Among the new approaches proposed, regulatory coherence appears to have the greatest...
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