Perspectives on sustainable development, inclusive growth, and long-term economic resilience. Articles in this category explore how societies can balance environmental limits, economic opportunity, and social stability.
As freshwater scarcity increases, many cities rely on desalination plants for drinking water. This article examines how these facilities are becoming critical—and vulnerable—pieces of global water infrastructure.
Inclusive growth challenges the idea that economic expansion alone guarantees shared prosperity. But growth alone does not tell us who
Freshwater is renewable, but only within hydrological limits. This article explores how water scarcity may become one of the defining constraints on economic development, energy systems, agriculture, and long-term environmental stability.
GDP measures economic activity but cannot capture whether societies are becoming healthier, more equitable, or environmentally stable. A beyond-GDP perspective examines development through wellbeing, resilience, and institutional strength.
