1st Edition
Polycrisis and Economic Development in the Global South
Introduction Part I: The Development Paradox: Models of Development in the Global South Amidst a World of Polycrisis 1.Interrogating the Role of Colonialism and Deculturation in the Sustained Underdevelopment of the Global South Stanley Timeyin Ohenhen and Princewill Chukwuma Abakporo 2. The Resource Curse and the World Commodity Boom: Modern Chances to Overcome and Traps in the Global South Countries Julia Kovalchuk and Petr Kasatkin 3. Migration and Brain Drain: Balancing Human Capital Gains and Losses in the Global South Anushka Lydia Issac and Smita Tripathi Part II. Political Instability, Conflict, and the Global South 4. Internally Displaced Persons and Economic Vulnerability in Developing Countries: Some Policy Implications Muhammad Ramzan Sheikh, Sana Sultan, and Irfan Hussain 5. Herdsmen-Farmer Conflict-Induced Internal Displacement, Humanitarian Crisis, and Effects on Development in Benue State - Nigeria Rita Iorbo 6. The Afghan Conundrum: ‘Just’ War, Fragmented Sovereignties, and Political Double Binds Ambreen Agha 7. Impact of the Cross-Strait Relations Tensions on Global South: The Case of China and Taiwan Manoj Kumar Panigrahi Part III. Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability in the Global South 8. Gender-Just Transition and Green Growth Nexus: Perspectives from Africa Hebatallah Adam 9. Climate Crisis and Its Impact on the Global South: The Case of Brazil and India Priti Agarwal 10. Does the Global South's Economic Complexity and Environmental Policy Stringency Affect Its Carbon Footprint? Nupur Nirola and Arth Agarwal 11. Climate Change and Living Conditions in the Global South: Evidence from Dynamic Panel Data Ambrose Nnaemeka OMEJE, Ravinder Rena, and Ikenna Paulinus NWODO Part IV. Technological Advancements and Digital Divides in the Global South 12. Digital Divide: Understanding the Disparities between Global North and Global South Igor M. Stepnov, Petr I. Kasatkin and Tatiana V. Kolesnikova 13. Examining the Interplay Between Technology and Trade in South Countries through a Structural Gravity Model Estimation Mamta Kumari Part V. Regional Cooperation and Integration among Regions of the Global South 14. Global Partnerships for a Sustainable Future: China's Role in Latin America's Energy Rafael Ferraz dos Santos, Victor Hugo Souza de Abreu, Sandra Oda, and Andrea Souza Santos 15. Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development: The Case of Global South Economies Ash Narayan Sah and Avisha Malik Part VI. Global South Countries' Perspectives and Experiences 16. Post-Pandemic Polycrises in Malaysia: A Bibliometric Review Stephen T Homer 17. India’s Quest for Leadership of Global SouthDebendra Sahu 18. Postcolonial Urbanism: Making and Unmaking of World-Class City in Amaravati Maanvender Singh, Bikku, Aqsa Agha, Ugen Bhutia, and Chandna Deka
Biography
Hebatallah Adam is a professor of Economics, founder and director of Jindal Centre for the Global South (JCGS) at Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA), O.P. Jindal Global University, Haryana, India.
Ravinder Rena is a professor of Economics in the Faculty of Management Sciences, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa.
