A new study by William Easterly and colleagues at NYU may be a significant breakthrough for the use of complexity science concepts in international development. In the growing community of complexity thinkers in the aid sector, those with a qualitative mindset have been rather more prominent than those taking a quantitative approach. Published papers on complexity and aid to date [...]
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Easterly team discovers power law in international trade – what are the implications?
Posted in Public Policy, Reports and Studies, Trade on November 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
