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How the Diaspora Can Drive Development in Emerging Economies
Millions of people in the Haitian, Nigerian, Indian, and Filipino diasporas once imagined going back — to start a business, build an organization, reshape the politics of the place that made them. Life had other plans. And yet the pull doesn’t go away. Neither does the responsibility. Here’s the truth that technology has made undeniable:…
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The Overlooked Talent: Why Developing Countries Hold the World’s Untapped Potential
In 1913, the mathematician G. H. Hardy received an unexpected letter at Cambridge. Inside was a sheaf of theorems — brilliant, unconventional, unlike anything coming out of the established institutions of the day. The sender was Srinivasa Ramanujan, a 26-year-old self-taught mathematician from Madras, India, who had been working in near-total isolation, dismissed by institutions…
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How Entrepreneurs Can Drive Transformation and Reshape Developing Economies
Foreign aid has flowed into the developing world for decades. The poverty persists. The infrastructure crumbles. The brain drain continues. That isn’t an argument against generosity — it’s an argument that generosity alone was never going to be enough. What actually changes economies isn’t charity. It’s problem solvers with skin in the game. Capitalism Rewards…