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About The Author and The Introduction to Eating the Dust
Dr. Ambrose Cato George holds the following academic qualifications: B.Sc. In Zoology and Botany (Unisa), Secondary Teacher’s Diploma-postgraduate (UWC), B.Ed. - distinction in Philosophy...
Gender, health communications and reproductive health in international development -Book Review
Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are essential for the advancement of gender equality and in the last decades these have become more...
International Development Policy: AID, Emerging Economies, and Global Policies -Book Review
Introducing “International Development Policy: AID, Emerging Economies and Global Policies,” a significant scholarly contribution published in 2012 by the Graduate Institute Geneva. This meticulously...
The Dragon from the Mountains: The CPEC from Kashgar to Gwadar -Book review
China, in its flagship project CPEC, has invested more than $60 billion in Gwadar Port Pakistan, in its infrastructure and energy projects, and deep...
Beyond Rocks and Minerals – Why People, Nature and Gemstones Matter?
Books are a store of knowledge, a vehicle of science and it is not rare to find many which fit the phrase ‘food for...
Central Asia: A New History from the Imperial Conquests to the Present – Book Review
The author of the Book “Central Asia: A New History from the Imperial Conquests to the Present”, is Adeeb Khalid, who is an associate...
The Magic Money Tree and Other Economic Tales -Book Review
Economist Lorenzo Forni wrote a book titled "The Miracle Money Tree and Other Economic Stories" in 2019. The book examines a variety of economic...
Putin’s Grand Strategy: The Eurasian Union and its Discontents -Book Review
S. Fredrick Starr and Savante E. Cornell, the co-authors of the book, “Putin’s Grand Strategy: Eurasian Union and its Discontents” are well recognized political...
George Orwell, The Animal Farm – Book Review
Eric Arthur Blair (George Orwell) wrote one of the finest classic political satires, “The Animal Farm”. It was published in England on 17th August...
Nations and Capital:The Missing Link in Global Expansion
Most theorists of nationalism claim that nationalism is a modern phenomenon. However, they commonly fail to notice that the phenomenon to which they vaguely...