.... But in the meanwhile what demands are being placed on taxpayers' pockets? What social‐economic policies will have a budget cut to see through these difficult times? Education and research funding seems one [6] . Caprotti (2009) discusses the missed opportunities represented by “the ready availability of capital...

..., is exposed as dominating, business‐centric and non‐utilitarian. A new paradigm with a strong ethnographic texture is presented. Originality/value The paper for the first time co‐analyses two contending paradigms for the construction of African corruption in the context of the global economic crisis...

... manner. For the proponents of the new economy, in order to fully benefit from the potential of the digital revolution countries should not only invest in these technologies but also adopt the economically superior and universally applicable American model. Debates surrounding the qualitative...

... engagement with an industry which is of key economic importance to developing economies like those of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan, but is attacked as immoral and dangerous by developed country NGOs. The author considers the framework of (or lack of) international governance which enables its continuance...