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    The G-20 Tax Agenda and Africa's Taxation Needs

    "The rapid growth of the global economy in recent years has meant that international tax laws have not kept pace with changes in the global business environment, with the consequence that multinational corporations (MNCs) are not necessarily taxed…

    Taka Fundira

    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • Tax Revenues
    • Capital Flight
    • Emerging Economies
    • Taxation
    • Economic development
    26 pages

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    The G-20 and Financial Regulation in Africa

    "In light of the recent global financial and economic crisis, financial stability is an overarching goal for the world economy. The Group of Twenty (G-20) is the primary global forum for co-ordinating international activities in setting new standar…

    Peter Wolff

    • Food Price Volatility
    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • Financial Regulatory Reform
    • Financial Development
    • Economic development
    • Financial crises
    4 pages

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    A Critical Assessment of the G-20 Food Security Agenda

    "As part of the Global Economic Governance project undertaken by the South African Institute of International Affairs in collaboration with the International Development Law Unit at the University of Pretoria, a critical assessment was recently und…

    Cerkia Bramley

    • Food Security
    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • Food Price Volatility
    • Sustainable living
    • Poverty
    • Agricultural resources
    34 pages

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    The Green Economy in the G-20, Post-Mexico: Implications for Brazil

    "The preparations for the 2012 G-20 Leaders’ Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, coincided with negotiations around the UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro (Rio+20), co-ordinated by Brazil. This coincidence led to a conflict between…

    Pedro Da Motta Veiga

    Sandra Pólonia Rios

    • Green Economy
    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • BRICS
    • Industrial Policies
    • Energy
    • Greenhouse gases
    • Climatic changes
    • Environmental policy--Economic aspects
    20 pages

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    Turkey and the G-20 Presidency: Implications for LIDCs and Africa

    "Turkey started its G-20 presidency in 2015 with three priorities – inclusiveness, investment and implementation – and the crosscutting themes of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and low-income developing countries (LIDCs). Of these, inc…

    Ussal Sahbaz

    Feride Inan

    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • Foreign Policy
    • Global Development Agenda
    • Low Income Developing Countries
    • International relations
    • Economic development
    8 pages

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    Argentina’s G20 Presidency: Implications for the G20-Africa Partnership

    Argentina’s hosting of the G20 summit in 2018 presents a significant opportunity for it to represent the needs and expectations of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) as a whole, as well as advancing a cohesive regional strategy of the Latin Ameri…

    Faith Mabera

    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • Economic co-operation
    • Sustainable development
    • Economic development
    • International relations
    10 pages

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    G20-Africa Engagement: Finding a Roadmap to Shared Development

    As a club of the world’s largest economies, the G20 determines the future of global economic governance. The G20 thus plays an important role in global rulemaking, beyond the individual interests of its members. Africa is significantly under-represe…

    Cobus van Staden

    Elizabeth Sidiropoulos

    • Industrialisation
    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • China–Africa Relations
    • Economic development
    • Accountability
    • International economic relations
    31 pages

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    G20 Compact with Africa: Consolidating and Accelerating Rwanda's Transformation Agenda

    Rwanda harnessed the G20 Compact with Africa (CwA) initiative as a framework to accelerate and consolidate its economic transformation agenda in line with the country’s Vision 2050. The CwA will enable Rwanda to develop its infrastructure, grow the …

    Ntandoyenkosi Sibindi

    • Group of Twenty (G-20)
    • Compact with Africa
    • Socioeconomic Transformation
    • Investments, foreign
    • Economic development
    13 pages

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