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Institutional Complementarity, Not Rent, Is the Recipe of Brazil’s Economic Failuresly from the laid out in the case study, institutional disarray is the actual root cause of the country’s failed developmental endeavours. National institutions act beyond their democratically assigned roles, sponsoring many individuals to appropriate State’s assets illegally. This disproportionate d

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Defending International Organisations in a Liberal International Order: Case Study of the World Heal employment capitalism. Firstly, it expands on the need for upholding a liberal international order in delivering those structural policies, and secondly, through the case study of the World Health Organization (WHO), gives an example of the pressure in and on an international organisation in doing

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Rating the Liberalism of International Versus World Society: Global Health as a Case in Pointsue the interests of their members, and their members are governments, not people. They are fundamentally international society organisations, not world society organisations. World society institutions, by contrast, are at least inherently capable of being wielded—by special interest groups, by pol

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Development Through International Trade: UN Conference on Trade and Developmentsed rather than being used to solidify rentiers control of the most lucrative assets. As trading rules are geared towards upholding poor terms of trade which inhibits development, the political battle needs to be won to create transformative rules which target overcoming underdevelopment. Developing

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