... inequalities (the threshold of developmentalism and social power distribution). Unlike the majority of early studies that mainly looked at the Western world, where industrialisation started, new public policy in the Anthropocene should also aim for development and rapid economic growth, interacting...

...Odette Tougem Tasinda; Tian Ze; Bernard Boamah Bekoe; Sunday Adiyoh Imanche; Brandy Perkwang Taty; Raphael Fomukong Tasinda; Innocent Tayari Mwizerwa Purpose This paper reports on the impact of China's Community of Shared Destiny Policy (CCSDP) on ethnicity, and the development and trade benefits...

...Hamid Yeganeh Purpose This article analyzes the relationships between different conceptions of time, socioeconomic development and cultural values. Design/methodology/approach We focus on three major aspects of time, namely, 1) duration, 2) orientation and 3) tempo. Furthermore, we draw...

... from the developmental projects government can undertake with such amount, the removal will save the nation from subsidising the rich who consume more fuel through their cars and power generating sets. The government also invoked the long-standing argument that cheap, subsidised fuel within the country...

...D.A. Reisman Singapore devotes less than 4% of its GDP to healthcare in part because its average citizen is young. As the country has become developed, the birth rate has fallen, life‐expectancy has lengthened and the cost of care has shown signs of escalation. This has occurred despite...

...Marina Karides An economic leader in the Caribbean, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago has incorporated micro‐business development as one of its main strategies to alleviate poverty and unemployment and to spawn economic growth since the late 1980s. Although the discovery of natural gas...

... World Bank developmentalism, it became a small world after all, as profits linked rural India with the United States, though more specifically, with Cargill, ADM, ConAgra, and Monsanto. But these partners in development, trade, and production were not in any way equal. The more the World Bank lent...