The British Home Office outsources its migrant prisons to private companies and they are nearly completely opaque to outsiders.
Ben Freeth's family farm was Zimbabwe's biggest mango producer until Robert Mugabe's 'war vets' seized it in 2009. Now, as millions of Zimbabweans survive on foreign food aid, it produces nothing.
A new species of urban space—christened "pops" or "privately-owned public spaces"—has blossomed in London in recent years, and is now the future for one of its oldest docks.
The era of Special Economic Zones is dying half a century on from their establishment in Asia, but will what comes next be even more extreme with its sops to multinational corporations?
The results of the agricultural 'Green Revolution' in post-war Asia and Latina America remain controversial. As the African version starts, many groups show trepidation for the future.
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