Beginning or end of hope?

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The G8 meeting in advance of the summit committed themselves to continue supporting AfghanistanEs development effort, to achieve pro-poor growth developing human and institutional capacity. ACBAR launches a code of conduct for NGOs, clarifying that the NGOs are voluntary, not for profit, non-partisan and independent engaged in serving the public good with a special focus on the rights of those who are disadvantaged and vulnerable.

Afghanistan, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Powers and duties, Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Group of 8

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Beyond summit-hopping? G8's retreat to Kananaskis and the way ahead

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Federal government used measures like the systematic attempt to set up "Solidarity Village", a project to allow a camp near the Summit site to reduce popular resistance. The (NEPD), which was developed for the G8 summit, to take over G8 countries dealt with neo-colonial relationship with Africa.

Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Management, Planning, Federalism, Company business management, Company business planning, New Partnership for Africa's Development

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The rising "soft power" of India and China

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This article evaluates soft power in India and China. The author argues political and economic reforms in both countries have allowed their new artists to offer a new image of the two countries throughout the world, paving the way for soft power.

China, India, Portrayals, Political reform, Soft money

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