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This study re-evaluates the determinants of international trade in the global south, focusing on intra- and extra-SSA trade while considering financial development and institutional quality as additional predictors. It also examines whether these factors differ for south-south and north-south...

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The rise and fall of enforcement institutions : an example of religion and secularism

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Redirecting international trade : contracts, conflicts, and institutions

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The economic and political costs of population displacement and their impact on the SDGs and multilateralism

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The consequences of COVID-19 and other disasters for wildlife and biodiversity

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