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Thursday, 13 November 2008

The seven principles for a global 're-boot', ODIOverseas Development Institute (London) Blog, November 2008

This blog comments on the recent World Economic Forum's Summit in Dubai, which has called for a global 're-boot' for human progress.............

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Is the concept of 'fragile states' over- burdened?