The new diplomacy of the South: South Africa, Brazil, India and trilateralism

Article Abstract:

The activism on the part of three middle-income developing countries, South Africa, Brazil and India, has resulted in the creation of a 'trilateralist' diplomatic partnership, itself a reflection of broader transformations across the developing world in the wake of globalisation. The prospects of success are rooted in overlapping domestic, regional and international influences on South African, Brazilian and Indian foreign policies and their influences over the trilateral agenda.

South Africa, Brazil, Influence, Globalization

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Chronic poverty and entitlement theory

Article Abstract:

Chronic poverty in the developing country context within the entitlement theory approach is analyzed and rural poverty in certain parts of India, where most of India's chronic poverty is situated is particularly studied. A conceptual framework explaining the poverty and its persistence within the context of the individual's economic and non-economic situation and development incentives is presented.

Analysis, Poverty, Rural population

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