Archive for the ‘Development’ Category

BRIC Economies & American Foreign Policy

Friday, January 25th, 2013

For my American Foreign Policy class taught by Professor Shawn Ramirez, I decided to write my final paper on BRIC Economies and how they relate to American Foreign Policy.

Often, political and economic factors are analyzed comparatively, but not analyzed jointly. In this paper, I examine the historic origins of BRIC and how certain economic factors (trade, debt etc) could affect political and military stance (e.g. military tilt).

BRIC Economies & AFP: Sample Baseball Card

You can find a copy of the paper here: BRIC Economies & Foreign Policy: An Analytical Study.

Hydraulic Despotism

Tuesday, February 1st, 2011

Hydraulic Despotism: A Literal Interpretation & Analysis — published on the World Poverty & Human Rights Online website as part of a WPHR class I’d taken last Spring.

The published HTML version can be found on the site.

Behavioral Economics & Human Rights

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

A Behavioral Economic Framework for Fighting Poverty and Promoting Freedom & Development — published on the World Poverty & Human Rights Online website as part of a WPHR class I’d taken this past Spring.

The published HTML version can be found on the site.

Harvard African Law & Development Conference

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

I’m hoping to be there at the 2010 Harvard African Law & Development Conference from April 16-18 2010. Lots of great folks and some very interesting (and hard) topics.

If anyone else is planning on being there, holler (especially if you are from the WPHR class).