"Philanthropists in emerging markets began by contributing to Western institutions, such as elite universities, but they are increasingly seizing opportunities to give closer to home," say Charles Landow and Courtney Lobel, "But young philanthropic sectors throughout the Global South need more extensive support to make the most of private giving."

Blair Glencorse and Charles Landow examine why five East African countries are trying to follow in the European Union's footsteps—minus the common currency.

Charles Landow and Courtney Lobel argue that wealthy Americans should be able to target their philanthropy toward public works projects.

Charles Landow discusses the rise of direct democracy, when citizens take steps opposed by their elected leaders.

Isobel Coleman and Charles Landow discuss how lack of good governance in Africa condemns millions to poverty and fails to unleash the continent's great potential.

Charles Landow explains the necessity of the United States' "uncertain embrace" of Rwandan president Kagame.