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As of April 1, 2022, she will be succeeded on an interim basis by Mario Cimoli, the Commission’s current Deputy Executive Secretary.

Two World Bank papers investigate the links between electricity, internet, and road infrastructure investments and economic development in two fragile regions of Africa and how development impacts are enhanced when different types of infrastructure are provided jointly.

The German government agreed to a commitment to transition away from the fossil fuel for environmental reasons. But the obstacles are steep.

This entry introduces four papers published from January 1 to January 15 on various topics, including COVID-19, the US-China trade war and public expenditure on infrastructure.

POLITICAL figures in Allerdale have revealed their picks for the biggest talking points of 2022.

POLITICAL figures in Allerdale have revealed their picks for the biggest talking points of 2022.

This entry introduces six papers published from November 16 to November 30 on various topics, including COVID-19, the impact of nature on economic activity and tax compliance.

This is a critique of Theorie Communiste's erroneous idea that the December 2008 rebellion in Greece was born out of the "breaching of the social contract" on the part of the state and the "running out of future" for the proletariat as a whole. By criticizing their false notion of a generalized helotry we throw doubt upon their speculation that what is at stake today is the very survival of the proletariat and that because of this the proletariat wil...

Research proved the significance of forests in controlling carbon emission however, our research shed light on the management of existing forests to combat climate change. To examine the role of forestation and forest investment activities, dynamic spatial techniques are used for 30 provinces of China. The results suggest that forest investment and management not only reduce carbon locally but also in neighboring provinces. Furthermore, the findings of current study confirmed that forest investm...

China’s output of greenhouse gases could peak in 2025, five years earlier than it has promised, meaning that the world’s largest emitter may be able to quicken the pace of cuts in coming decades, according to a new paper published June 8 by the London School of Economics (LSE).The report, which was authored by climate economists Nicolas Stern and Fergus Green for the LSE’s