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Grid complete - now write a paragraph on which approach has done most to reduce global poverty. Detailed notes Walk-through

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📖Detailed notesGlobal governance across the four issue areas, with the economic and effectiveness debates. 📜Walk-throughThe whole topic in order, with the worked essay on uneven effectiveness. 📝Worked examplesNamed examples with their significance, including SAPs, the AIIB and COP29. 🌐Globalisation notesThe gains and costs of economic globalisation, including poverty and dependency. 🃏Globalisation walk-throughThe full poverty-reduction case, the China shock, SAPs and dependency theory.