Global Economic & Social Issues

Introduction For Somali economy, it is absolutely necessary to efficiently manage and use the human and natural resources which God has given to the nation, to foster and maintain a positive rate of economic growth, reduce the poverty and lessen the reliance on international donors’ assistance. The Government recognizes achieving these goals require a series of policy and a co

Adorno was a critical philosopher but after returning from years in Exile in the United State he was then considered part of the establishment and was condemned by the student movement of 1969. The Iraqi sociologist, Dr. I. al-Haidari was studying sociology in Germany during the 60s and early 70s when he wrote his Ph.D. thesis. He attended the lecture by Adorno when a group o

Introduction This paper discusses the complex relationship between growth and poverty defined as lack of income sufficient to allow a person and/or family to enjoy a minimal standard of living, or to satisfy socially defined basic needs.[1] For that purpose, it embraces a definition for pro-poor growth that regards inequality reduction as a fundamental component of any grow

Abstract Agriculture sector in Rwanda with its five components sub-sectors, namely; food crops, cash crops, livestock, fisheries and forestry, is one of the leading sector in the economy. It is contributed by more than 33.2 percent to Rwandan gross domestic product (GDP) in 2014, and is a pivotal sector in employing the largest proportion of the national labour force and absor