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David Sogge works as an independent researcher and writer.  Trained at Harvard, David earned his graduate degrees from Princeton and the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague. Professional activities since 1970 furnished a basis for books and articles on the politics of foreign aid, Angola and civil society. 

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David is a former member of TNI’s Board (2004-2014) and a former associate of the Norwegian think-tank NOREF, he serves as a guest lecturer in development studies at the University of Amsterdam and the Free University of Brussels, as well as at academic encounters elsewhere, particularly in Brazil. He is based in Amsterdam. 

See more of David's articles, books & reports on ORCID:  https://bit.ly/DSogge-ORCID

Latest work

  • A New Cold War ? TNI Associate Mariano Aguirre probes that question in a new book

    This book invites readers to re-examine major global issues and contesting perspectives about them.  While a new cold war is not manifestly at hand as yet, the portents of incessant hostility are apparent today in bellicose rhetoric and hardball economic warfare in play as the USA squares off against China and Russia. The antagonists draw in secondary powers as supporting actors.  As a consequence, serious problems of democratic governance, inequality and the climate emergency risk being side-lined or ignored altogether.  GUERRA FRÍA 2.0 by Mariano Aguirre, Icaria editorial, Barcelona, 2023, 230 pages, ISBN 978-84-19200-76-1 paperback €18 | e-book €9: https://icariaeditorial.com/ebook-libro-electronico/4774-guerra-fria-20-ebook-claves-para-entender-la-nueva-politica-internacional.html

    Article by
    David Sogge

  • Forward Motion against the Headwinds? Governance by Sustainable Development Goals

    Multistakeholderism

    How do academics and researchers size up global goals to boost wellbeing worldwide?

    Opinion by
    David Sogge

  • The corporate wax nose The European Commission has shelved the results of its largest-ever research project on corporate social responsibility. What happened?

    Stop Corporate Impunity
    Article by
    David Sogge
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