Tag Archives: Nigeria

The Elusive Quest for Energy Security

Why do the world’s countries need to take a global approach to securing future energy supplies?

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A (Very) Brief History of Corruption

What trends in the prevalence of corruption has the world experienced in recent years?

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The End of Corruption?

How will curbing corrupt practices spur economic growth in the developing world?

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Elikeh: Music From Togo to D.C.

Adje! Adje! explores the personal odysseys of Africans abroad.

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China’s Instability Paradox

Why is China pursuing oil resources in unstable countries without regard for the political risk entailed?

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Avoiding the Oil Curse

How can Ghana avoid the kinds of corruption and conflict that often accompany higher oil revenues?

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Managing the Recovery of Failing States (Part II)

How much can the international community truly expect from a fragile, post-conflict government?

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American Power and the Fall of Modernity (Part I)

What will the nation-state look like in the future?

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After the $147-Barrel Bubble (Part II)

How are oil prices linked to political reform?

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After the $147-Barrel Bubble (Part I)

What lessons should oil-producing states learn from the recent volatility in oil prices?

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