Doctoral student, Daniel Assamah, article published on Nature.com

Abstract:  Multinational investment has attracted mixed reactions from scholars and policymakers concerning their role and impact on job creation in host countries, particularly in developing economies. Using Ghana as a case study, this paper examines the impact of Greenfield investment on job creation. Proponents of multinational corporations (MNCs) argue that foreign direct investment (FDI) leads … Continue reading Doctoral student, Daniel Assamah, article published on Nature.com

MPA/Community Development Certificate program in Puerto Rico graduation ceremony

Last week we had a graduation ceremony for students who completed our MPA/Community Development Certificate program in Puerto Rico. See graduation video and news article (in Spanish) Starting in the fall, we will have a full-fledged Executive MPA program in Puerto Rico. For more information see https://clc.camden.rutgers.edu/global-university-partnerships/puerto-rico-rutgers/

“The Non-Profit Voice That Needs To Be Heard” Zach Wood at #Connection2015

We must move away from the normative culture of non-profits to make them a meaningful voice in the process of change. True, big full scale public advocacy, complete with strong, meaningful leadership, and true partnership (with your greatest ‘competitors’) is the only way to tackle the range of problems leading to homelessness. Zachary D. Wood … Continue reading “The Non-Profit Voice That Needs To Be Heard” Zach Wood at #Connection2015