If Not Us Who?
Humanity is facing a paradox. Our domination over planet earth is both unstoppable and unsustainable. While the forth industrial revolution promises to digitize economic, social and environmental domains, poverty, social justice and ecological concerns continue to bedevil progress. In transitioning from government to governance, it is at the coal face where the heavy lifting must be done.
Perspectives From the Front Line
Women in Leadership in the Middle East
Supporting Djibouti Establish its COVID-19 Economic Recovery Plan
Perspectives
Advisory
Understanding the Impact of Sanction on Iran
Commentary
Supporting Governments On The Ground
Supporting Governments Around the World to Combat COVID-19
Leadership
Implementation
Harvard Business School Leadership on International Relations
Advisory
Building a Fragile Consensus
This research paper seeks to answer three central questions: (i) how can different forms of liberalization be classified; (ii) how have liberalization policies and measures affected conflict-affected and fragile states; and (iii) what are the essential institutional governance preconditions to manage the liberalization and fragility interface?
Supporting Governments On The Ground
Advisory
Advisory
Working to Solve Afghanistan's Most Pressing Problems
Advisory
The Silk Road Through Afghanistan
With Dr. Richard Ponzio, Wahidullah Waissi and Dr, Jeff Stacey I was delighted to lead the economic work for the regional economic cooperation framework to integrate Central Asia, bringing the global international community together around a common narrative and agenda funded by Her Majesty's Government.
We Are the People We Have Been Waiting For
Advisory
Analysis
Advisory
National Investment Promotion Strategy
As a member of the Somali National Economic Council (NEC) I was delighted to have supported His Excellency the Minister of Planning Gamal Mohamed Hassan and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in establishing the National Investment Promotion Strategy for Somalia.
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