An in-depth look at the doctors, patients and hospitals in a country that spends an average of $30 a year on its citizen's health. Part one of a three-part series, reprinted from WPJ's summer issue.
By Sandhya Srinivasan
World Policy On Air: Martin Walker
David A. Andelman speaks with WPI Senior Fellow Martin Walker about French, and European, conservatism. The two also discuss Walker’s bestselling series of books, “Bruno: Chief of Police.” Walker reveals his fascinating inspiration for the stories–his local police chief in the Dordogne.
A New Solution for Slum Sanitation?
A Swedish company called Peepoople has a novel solution to the sanitation crises: biodegradable bags that can be used in lieu of a latrine.
The Sanitation Crises, a global perspective
While WPJ’s Summer issue investigates Ghana’s sanitation dilemma, the rest the continent, and the world, faces grave sanitation problems of its own.
In Memoriam: Elise Boulding
Elise Boulding, an influential peace activist, academic and former board member of the World Policy Institute passed away recently.