The Praxis of Development in the Global South We live in an interregnum. The neoliberal order that reorganised global production and thought from the 1980s onward has lost its legitimacy, even among its architects. The Washington Consensus – fiscal austerity, trade liberalisation, privatisation, the subordination of the state to market ‘discipline’ – has been repudiated […]
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Since the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was proposed in 2013, China’s manufacturing sector has explored international markets and integrated into the global economic cycle. Concurrently, industrialised countries like the United States have sought to maintain their economic dominance by leveraging technological hegemony, control over upstream industrial chains, and protectionist measures to impose technological blockades
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In May 2025, Pakistan and India experienced one of the most intense regional conflicts of this century.1 India responded by suspending the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), which had been in effect for 65 years. The IWT was signed in 1960, after nine years of negotiations. Brokered by the World Bank, the treaty is regarded as
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In May 2025, Pakistan and India experienced one of the most intense regional conflicts of this century.1 India responded by suspending the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), which had been in effect for 65 years. The IWT was signed in 1960, after nine years of negotiations. Brokered by the World Bank, the treaty is regarded as
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Necesidad de forjar una nueva estrategia occidental en la era de la multipolaridad Gemma Chenger Deng y Jim O’Neill Junio 2026 El mundo está cambiando La era geopolítica y económica que sucedió a la Segunda Guerra Mundial —caracterizada por la supremacía incontestada del Occidente político y la convicción de que la historia favorecía su modelo
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Más estándares, pero menos mecanismos de cumplimiento Alicia Gutiérrez González Junio 2026 Una colaboración de la Facultad de Estudios Globales de la Universidad Anáhuac México El Acuerdo Modernizado de Asociación Económica, Coordinación Política y Cooperación México-Unión Europea (Acuerdo Global Modernizado), firmado el 22 de mayo de 2026, incorpora la protección ambiental en su capítulo 26, titulado
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In academic research, meeting minutes, interview collation, and video subtitle production, converting audio or video content into editable text quickly is one of the most common and fundamental data organisation tasks. Compared with manual dictation, using speech recognition tools is not only more efficient, but also more convenient for subsequent proofreading, retrieval, and archiving.
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Raw transcripts are often only the starting point of content organisation. Whether from meetings, interviews, lectures, or internal discussions, speech-to-text output usually contains spoken-language expressions, repetitions, incomplete sentences, and occasional recognition errors, making it unsuitable for direct reading. Traditionally, organising these materials required substantial manual effort. Today, large language models can assist with tasks
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Del reclutamiento y la utilización criminal al desplazamiento forzado en Colombia, Ecuador y México Jesús Silva Vega Junio 2026 El 9 de enero de 2024, un grupo armado irrumpió en las instalaciones de TC Televisión en Guayaquil, Ecuador, y tomó como rehenes al personal durante una transmisión en vivo. El descubrimiento de que dos de
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Vulnerabilidad y resiliencia en la seguridad nacional contemporánea Jorge Oscar Torres Junio 2026 El fin de la seguridad lineal y la nueva frontera digital Durante décadas, la seguridad nacional se entendió como un juego de suma cero entre Estados soberanos, donde el tablero era puramente geográfico y las piezas visibles: tropas, tanques y fronteras definidas.
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