Monthly Archives: March 2012

Busan Aid Effectiveness, Power Impact Analysis and the Rights Based Approach

Posted on March 18, 2012 by Sam Gardner

The use of big words and capitals in capitals I just used a title where most of the words seem to call for capitalization. It just shows how the development bingo is still in full swing, and we take ourselves … Continue reading →

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David Brooks and the Art of Linear Thinking

Posted on March 18, 2012 by Sam Gardner

In The New York Times, David Brookstackles the Fertility Implosion, the fact that , when women have access to reproductive rights and reproductive health services (like general health services but also anticonception) on average, they don’t like to spend their life … Continue reading →

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Peak Oil, the problem or the solution?

Posted on March 3, 2012 by Sam Gardner

I was reading the three futures black swan posting by Paul, and wondered whether Peak Oil would really be such a disruption to the way we work. It seems indeed that Peak oil is now mainstream in the public debate, … Continue reading →

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