Establishing a Legal Framework of Special and Differential Treatment under the WTO; Definitive Rights for Developing Countries

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A Roadmap to support SMEs in the SADC region to prepare for digital transformation by Kretzschmar, Marion

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"Understanding the costs and benefits of short term international volunteerism" : exploring the benefits and potential harms with regard to short-term international volunteer servi... by Hatane, Luann Mabakoena

“…An increasing interest in international volunteer service (IVS) has resulted in a large number of companies offering volunteers from developed countries the opportunity to work with non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and service organisations in developing countries. …”
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A comparative study of effectiveness of green taxes in South Africa and developed countries

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Financing Donor Projects: trends, challenges and opportunities by Agyemang, Rebecca

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The role of trademarks and geographical Indications in advancing economic development in developing countries in Africa: an investigation into Zimbabwe and South Africa by Musiza, Charlene

“…The international legal framework for the protection of trademarks and geographical indications has shaped the national legal regimes of countries. …”
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Holding multinational corporations liable for their transnational environmental harms : a search for global liability by Roxburgh, Craig

Subjects: “…Corporations -- Environmental aspects -- Developing countries…”
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IMF's Loan Conditionality: Negative Consequences in the Borrower Country and the Burden of Responsibility by Atta, Sara Mohamed Osama Abdalla

“…People often think that IFIs, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are prominent players in the global economy by providing funds to countries in need of development and sustainment of welfare, unfortunately these institutions can cause devastating effects in the borrower country. …”
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Have the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines influenced the development of domestic legislation for transfer pricing and the outcome of court decisions in selected African states? by Ismail, Mohamed Waseem

“…It should be noted that the case law inspected is not exhaustive of the court decisions discussing the ALP for all African countries. The OECD TPG status within Africa started as a soft law instrument, but over time, it has proven to be a focal area in developing TP regulations and the domestic TP tax legislative frameworks in Africa.…”
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Evaluating the impact of the upgrades to the facilities at Namibia's largest international airport by Emvula, Aune Nyanyukweni

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The unintended consequences of tax treaties and the unfair allocation of treaty taxing rights from a developing country’s perspective

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Brazilian trade policy: a successful model impacting the role of developing countries withing the World Trade Organization by Santos Navarro, Johanna

“…Our world economy is constantly changing and within the process, new market players have started emerging and transforming international trade relations. Furthermore, multilateral organizations have become more important than ever for developed and developing countries as common forums to discuss international treaties and to resolve trade disputes. …”
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Best medical care practices in sport: investigating the barriers to the implementation in the developing countries. Uganda as a case study by Lubega, Samuelsaul

“…While these barriers have been investigated in a variety of sports in developed countries, similar investigations have not been extensively conducted in developing countries, where the demands are different. …”
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An assessment of China's approach to Freedom of Association and the Right to Collective Bargaining against international labour standards: should African countries be concerned? by Newby, Christopher

“…The impact of this investment on labour standards, and the expectation of Chinese investors in this regard, is likely to be a concern for host countries. The purpose of this study is to consider whether China's approach to freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining is compatible with international labour standards, which have been ratified by most African countries. …”
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International successes in clean development mechanism implementation : lessons for South Africa

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Institutionalization of E-commerce in Women-led SMEs - A Least-developed Country Context by Matsinhe, Fernanda Ernestina

“…By conducting an investigation on the selected women-led SMEs in Mozambique, this study has extended knowledge of e-commerce research in the country. Additionally, it is an important contribution for the debate about e-commerce in developing countries, specifically a better understanding of SMEs that go beyond the initial adoption phase.…”
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Measuring the service quality of International Tennis Federation Coaches Education Courses

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Is the TRIPS Agreement and its' safeguards still a stumbling block in fulfilling the right to health and if so what should be done? by Gill, Alison Elizabeth

“…In the context of HIV/AIDS, in developing countries where people often have to pay for ARV's out of their own pocket it is vital that they are affordable. …”
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An Integrated Energy Economic Interaction Model with Application to Egypt by Rady, Yassin Yehia

“…Based on the OSeMOSYS energy modeling framework, the OSeMOSYS-Egypt model is developed. The least cost power generation mix is determined for two different electricity demand forecasts, based on both the New Policies demand forecast scenario developed by International Energy Agency and the market research performed by Business Monitor International. …”
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State sovereignty, internal self-determination and development : Towards equitable resource governance in Mozambique

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