North-South Institute (Ottawa, Ont.)

John Loxley

Economic Crisis and the Long Road to Recovery

Ghana

Roy Culpeper

Michel Hardy

L'investissement privé étranger et le développement : des partenaires dans les années 1990?

In 2002 the Bush Administration unveiled a U.S. National Security Strategy that identified fragile states as a major security threat. It held that the weakness of certain states left power vacuums that could be exploited by transnational terrorist and/or criminal networks. Al-Qaeda's use of the Afghan countryside, to train and command those who attacked U.S. targets in September 2001, was framed as symptomatic of a larger problem. The War on Terror, pre-emptive defense, regime change and the integration of defence and development - became pillars of the U.S. response.

Fragile States Or Failing Development?

Canadian Development Report 2008

Policy Alternatives for Equitable Development

Recovery from Crisis

North-South Institute (Ottawa, Ont.)

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