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Politics of Poverty
How to twist a giant's arm? Brazil, USA, the WTO, and cotton subsidies
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News update
Oxfam provides drinking water and shelter to thousands as 600,000 are hit by Indonesia earthquakes
Oxfam is providing clean drinking water and tarpaulin shelter sheets to 5,000 survivors as three devastating earthquakes hit Lombok Island in Indonesia this past week.
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Oxfam will be responding with water, sanitation services, food and other non-food items to people affected by Cyclone Idai that hit Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe on March 14-15.
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Politics of Poverty
The spending of the US and other rich countries on foreign aid is up, but nowhere near where it should be
While spending on foreign aid reached a record high in 2023, a lot of it isn’t actually going to the poorest countries. And not enough is going to basic services to help the poorest and reduce inequality.
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LaTanja Silvester
LaTanja Silvester is a seasoned policy advisor, labor leader, and political strategist with over two decades of experience drivin
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Divide and purchase
How land ownership is being concentrated in Colombia
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This case study documents the power of citizen engagement for generating knowledge and action on environmental protection.
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Reforming Corporate Tax Policy to Address Global Inequality: Federal Policy Recommendations
Big corporations engaging in tax avoidance will always be one step ahead of the game unless governments ‘walk the talk’ in tackling these dodges and loopholes, and cooperate to overhaul global tax rules. Previous attempts at tax reform have attempted to plug the holes in our international tax system with limited success. As a result, multinational corporations are still paying less tax than before the financial crisis in 2008, and continue to shift as much as 40% of their foreign profits to tax havens.
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Only 3% of the more than 1,000 tax recommendations made by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to governments in recent years f
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Politics of Poverty
Corporate transparency: The need of the hour
In the past year, we've seen a vicious backlash against “ESG” (environmental, social, and corporate governance measures meant to hold companies to account). Now, in the wake of midterm elections that left us with a divided Congress, the agency charged with ensuring corporate transparency faces fierce political headwinds.
