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2009/07

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Will Swanson

Making peace in unconventional wars
Hans Dembowski

Primary education must make sense to children
Ute Schaeffer

Deutsche Welle provides radio-education for young Africans
Sandip Chattopadhyay

South Indian village is self-sufficient in terms of power generation
Claudia Isabel Rittel

Slow progress on regional integration in Africa
Sabine Horst, Klaus Althoff

Qualifying senior staff in developing countries via personal counselling
Atussa Ziai

Education sector in Pakistan has improved in the last years, yet a lot has to be done
Ved Kumari

Law schools must teach students complex notions of justice
Nicholas Negroponte

Making use of laptops in schools in remote areas of developing countries
Klaus Töpfer

Former head of UNEP puts financial crisis, climate change and mega-city development into context
Katharina Michaelowa, Jean Bourdon

Review article: The global financial crisis impact on universal primary education
Hans Dembowski

Dambisa Moyo’s anti-aid argument is completely overblown
Jörn Geisselmann, Christine Warmer

Cautious attempts to involve citizens in the management of Chinese urban agglomerations
Grimaldo Rengifo

Andean primary education must take account of children’s day-to-day experience
Claudia Isabel Rittel

Faster internet access in eastern Africa
Boro Baski

Long-term success of non-formal Adivasi school in West Bengal
Hermann E. Ott

Only heads of states and governments can lead the way out of climate impasse
Ernst Rauch

Desertec plans to generate power from Sahara sun
Claudia Isabel Rittel

Climate negotiations inch forward slowly ahead of Copenhagen

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Strong clout in digital space

An over-stretched system

Malawi refuses expired vaccines

Revisiting South Africa’s segregationist past

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