Politics of development


MANY would argue that development consists of more than improvements in human well-being. Development should incorporate the capacity of sustainable human systems, including economic, political and social aspects.

Poverty remains one of the primary struggles across the globe. Rising inequality generates anxiety, which is reflected through social behaviour, including problems such as discrimination and mental health problems.

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