Participatory Innovation
I have written a number of posts about innovation. Some of them have focused on the benefits of cross sector innovation, what Frans Johansson calls the “Medici Effect.” Others have discussed organizations
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
I have written a number of posts about innovation. Some of them have focused on the benefits of cross sector innovation, what Frans Johansson calls the “Medici Effect.” Others have discussed organizations
Today’s papers are carrying stories about what appears to be the final collapse of the so-called Doha Round of trade negotiations [“Trade Talks Crumble in Feud Over Farm Aid,” by Anthony Faiola
It doesn’t take an agronomist to know that growing food crops naturally is almost impossible in the desert. And it doesn’t take a sociologist to know that populations living in arid climates
There is little debate about the fact that most African states will need help developing their economies for some time to come. African aid (or lack thereof) was a major topic of
While the developed world is suffering from an economic downturn caused in part by rising oil prices, emerging market countries are showing a surprising amount of economic resilience [“Slowing Economy Gives Way
In two previous posts, I examined articles that discussed two different aspects of globalization: capital flows [Financial Globalization] and the agricultural sector [Globalization, Food, and Resilience]. The post about financial globalization was
It is no secret that the U.S. military and its political masters had little clue what to do in Iraq once it brought down Saddam Hussein’s regime. There have been numerous books,
Regular readers of this blog are familiar with the Enterra Solutions® Development-in-a-Box™ approach for helping emerging market countries achieve sustainable development. It will come as no surprise, then, that a book review
If you haven’t paid particularly close attention to events in Colombia over the past few years, you might be surprised about the current state of things there. Colombia is probably most famous
Qatar, the small Middle Eastern nation that pokes like a stubby finger into the Persian Gulf, has found a niche for itself in the diplomatic world [“Qatar, Playing All Sides, Is a
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