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Behind everyday food and commodity markets lie unequal relationships between producers, traders and consumers. The true cost is often carried by producers and communities with the least bargaining power.

Industrialisation is routinely presented as the route to prosperity. But can the poorest countries follow a model built in another era, under entirely different conditions?

Growth strategies often repeat the same prescription: manufacture, export and compete. This article explores why economies may need routes shaped by their own resources and realities.

Reparations raise profound questions about history, wealth and responsibility. This article considers what meaningful repair could look like beyond symbolism and political rhetoric.