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Cross-border capital no longer maps neatly onto national borders. Thomas Anderson examines how investment networks, critical minerals, private equity and AI infrastructure are reshaping the relationship between ownership, control and geopolitical influence.
The “resource curse” is one of development economics’ most durable ideas. Morocco’s phosphate industry points to a different solution.
The Southern Renaissance: Europe’s New Investment Hub For more than a decade, the international…