The revised version of India's model bilateral investment treaty has introduced greater flexibility and has included some extensions of rules contained in the initial 2015 draft.

In their attempt to interpret the failings of the neo-liberal economy, the authors draw some unexpected analogy between contemporary financial capitalism and late Soviet communism before its collapse.

This paper reviews the current status of the struggle against money laundering and the financing of terrorism in Latin America and the Caribbean and highlights the importance of its prevention.

The real cause of the Eurozone crisis resides in unsustainable private sector debt leverage that was aided and abetted by the liberalization of European financial markets and a global banking glut.

The Arab economies are experiencing lumpen development wherein yesteryears’ accomplishments are reversed by a combination of war dislocation or anti-development macroeconomic policies.

The main lesson to draw from Germany's rebound
from crisis is that if a country's technological competitiveness is stronger and consensual macro-governance structure is more effective, the country will more likely weather a crisis.

The development of capitalism in any society brings about a complete transformation in the way we look at all social questions including the question of caste oppression.

This article shows that despite its significant achievements, the Bolsa Familia programme in Brazil remains self-limiting and can offer only limited long term gains to the poor.

This paper examines the historical development of national planning in India and identifies the lessons that corporate planning can draw from the long and varied experience.

The BRICS financial institutions, with the clearing account arrangement, could herald a new financial architecture that would benefit not just the BRICS but the global financial system at large.

Analysis of the latest IMF expenditure projections for 187 countries between 2005 and 2020 reveals that there have been two distinct phases of government spending patterns since the onset of the global economic crisis.

The authors argue that the key variable to achieve inflation control is the exchange rate and not the interest rate, although the latter indirectly affects the price level and output.

This article shows that in a world based on trade and financial openness where development strategies are foreign savings based, location happens to dominate over policy choices.

This article analyses the technological dynamics of modern production and the coexistence of modern and backward sectors, the roots of such theorising and the implications for more dynamic frameworks of learning in economic development.

This article reviews the Indian model bilateral investment treaty and the major provisions of international investment treaties, often with special attention to their historical development.