Category Archives: Poverty

Discard & Destroy: Walmart, H&M etc.

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Daniel Ihonvbere

This week, it was revealed that retail giant Walmart and H&M took capitalist greed to a new level by slashing and burning what they could not sell. For these pillars of capitalism, instead of taking unsold items to sample sales … Continue reading →

Posted in Civil Society, Economy, Law and Ethics, Poverty | Tagged Borders Bookstore, Capitalism, Coats, Compassion, Cop, Cotton Balls, Developing Countries, Discard and Destroy, Economic Times, Garments, Good Measure, Greed, H&M, Instep, Jordan Marsh, Macy's, Mary Jane, Patent Leather, Pillars, Poverty, Sam Goody, School Shoes, Trash Bags, Unused Merchandise, Wal Mart, Walmart, Warm Socks | Leave a comment

Foreign Aid and The Mirage Of Poverty Eradication

Posted on May 24, 2009 by Daniel Ihonvbere

The reality of aid… is that it continues to fail to promote human development for the eradication of poverty based on the core values of human rights, democracy, gender equality and environmental sustainability. This is despite the appearance of progress … Continue reading →

Posted in Civil Society, Economy, Education, Foreign Policy, History, Law and Ethics, Political Economy, Poverty, Underdevelopment, World Affairs | Tagged Adequate Shelter, Aid Effectiveness, Aid Pledges, American Economy, Bombardment, Democracy, Donor Countries, Environmental Sustainability, Eradication Of Poverty, Foreign Aid, Gender Equality, Global Income, Global Standards, Governmental Organizations, Graft, Military Industrial Complex, Military Weapons, Mutual Accountability, Population Accounts, Poverty Eradication, South Asia, State Of Siege, Sub Saharan Africa, World Population | Leave a comment

Category Archives: Poverty

Discard & Destroy: Walmart, H&M etc.

Foreign Aid and The Mirage Of Poverty Eradication

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