Women's Entrepreneurship : Tailored Dreams of Success in Ghana
Sunday, June 9 2013 / mjnormil 
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Sunday, June 9 2013 / mjnormil
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs with Technology in Ghana
Sunday, June 9 2013 / Mac-Jordan D. Degadjor / No comments
The under-development of the Ghanaian economy can possibly account for the economic and social challenges confronting Ghana’s youthful population. Currently there are no [...]
International Trade: What's In It For Uganda?
Wednesday, May 29 2013 / Mubatsi / No comments
In this day and age, no economy can afford to stand as an island. This is even truer when it comes to economic interdependence since no country can [...]
CARICOM: Good Ideas, Bad Execution
Monday, May 20 2013 / Neelam J. Melwani / No comments
Moving from the Caribbean to Europe was an interesting experience for me. One thing that really astonished me was how integrated EU countries were. I hadn’t realized (prior to moving [...]
Leaving yourself behind: does migration tear you from your roots?
Tuesday, May 14 2013 / Geeta Ramakrishnan / No comments
Imagine a dimly lit room, a rural interior in Eastern India. This is where the elderly Bijoya gazes out through the railings of her cracked window, waiting eagerly for Bardhan, [...]
French Hostility to Immigration and Minorities: It’s the economy, stupid?
Monday, May 6 2013 / Craig James Willy / No comments
Across Europe, governments in recent years have been increasingly hostile to immigration. British Prime Minister David Cameron was noted for a factually-questionable anti-immigration speech in March and German Chancellor [...]
New Horizons: Malian Women move beyond the Home
Thursday, May 2 2013 / cmacias / No comments
In the conservative Muslim culture of Mali, women fulfill their traditional gender roles of raising children, tending the [...]
In Travel We Trust: A Way of Life for Many Russians
Wednesday, May 1 2013 / Masha Egupova / No comments
‘Where are you from?’ is the first question everyone asks you. It's a question I can't stand. Explaining my origins and identity takes a long time. Why? Well, I was [...]
Finding the right balance for immigration to Brazil
Tuesday, April 30 2013 / Yohana de Andrade / No comments
After living in Germany, United Kingdom, China and Argentina,Manuel Schneider, a young German business development manager, spent two years in Brazil. Before he left the country, [...]
What Lost Identity?: The Diaspora and Globalization
Tuesday, April 30 2013 / Abdalhadi Alijla / No comments
Most of the 5 million Palestinians are refugees. More than two million live in Western Europe and North America. They left Palestine and the refugee camps where they were denied [...]
Economic Immigrants: Cultural Conservation through Food
Monday, April 29 2013 / Juliana Rincon / 2 comments
As economic immigrants, where do we find our cultural identity? The answers are probably as unique as every immigrant who arrives in a new country. So I decided to ask [...]
Egypt: Heaven or Hell for Syrian Refugees?
Sunday, April 28 2013 / Fady Salah / No comments
Out of the one and a half million Syrians living in Egypt, more than 300,000 have recently come here seeking a safe haven from the [...]
The Migration Effect: A “Hybrid” Culture
Tuesday, April 23 2013 / Neelam J. Melwani / No comments
In the age of migration and globalization, it is often argued that we need to remember where we come from. Whenever people ask me about my roots, I catch myself [...]
The Economics of Education
Wednesday, April 17 2013 / The Oxonian Globalist / No comments
It can be difficult to gauge the balance between making university places accessible but also maintaining their value – here’s how Singapore does it University degrees are a strange commodity. They [...]
The Challenges of Fixing the Hungarian Brain Drain
Tuesday, April 16 2013 / Daniel Vekony / No comments
As ever more Hungarians decide to leave the country, Hungary faces a creeping social crisis. Who will replace those young talents who emigrate? And what effect will this have on [...]
Empowering Fijian women through education
Tuesday, April 16 2013 / Arnold Chanel / 2 comments
Fiji is a developing island nation and the majority of the population live in rural areas of the two main islands. According to a Fiji Bureau of Statistics report in [...]
Global Migration: Changing the way we define our identity?
Tuesday, April 16 2013 / Yassmin / 1 comment
When my parents moved to Australia with me as a screaming baby in tow, the situation in Sudan was dire, true, but it was much more an economic [...]
City Living
Saturday, April 13 2013 / Jamie Stark / No comments
A citizen and his State. This relationship is at the forefront of discussion as the welfare state tests its limits and migration patterns become increasingly metropolitan. Thanks in particular to [...]
São Paulo the Supernova
Wednesday, April 10 2013 / Luis Felipe Morgado / No comments
I set my feet on the São Paulo supernova. It’s a grey morning and streams of people are walking to the nearest subway station. I go with the flow, street [...]
The Win-Win of Improving the Status of Women Employment in Egypt
Monday, April 8 2013 / Omar Kandil / No comments
Bella Abzug, a late feminist activist and American politician is famously quoted as having stated, regarding the equality of men and [...]
