The Cycling-Economics Blog

The cycling-economics blog takes a critical approach to the public narrative on developing and emerging countries dominated by western scholars, NGOs, and journalists.  Of which many come with a bias of a well-off background on the needs and paternalistic sentiment on how people should develop in their views, often borne out of hypes in western universities but rather detached from the viewpoints on the ground of the people. Here we take a different approach: we like to show how these countries and their inhabitants are living, working and socialize based on their own heritage. How they take control of their own development – even under harsh environments. How they learn, found enterprises, and conserve their traditions and let them shape the respective markets in their environment. But also, how politics and institutions, geography shape their lives and the markets they are living in.  Since I dug deepest into this world, when I travelled their countries by bicycle the title resembles this experience. However, since I trust into the creativity and entrepreneurship this blog also provides business ideas as well as background on financing. But overall, this platform should be open to anyone, who thinks, who can contribute to our vision, therefore, please check out our “what we publish section”

What We Publish

More diverse in categories to attract not only business and politics-interested but also lifestyle and the cultural heritage as well as anthropology to understand traditions, behaviors and therefore the respective markets better.

Geopolitical and Political Situation

Economic Situation

Entrepreneurship and Tech

Tech

Lifestyle

Travelling

By Invitation

Who Do We Publish

About This Blog

This blog is dedicated to offer a platform for people especially from the global south to present themselves, their society, their economic environment to do business, exchange on how ideas can be realized within an instable and often lawless environment and how to find financing and overcome credit constraints. The topics range from economic analysis over entrepreneurship to financing (including cryptocurrencies and blockchain), to the cultural heritage of the people in developing and emerging countries. But also, from lower socioeconomic backgrounds in the industrialized world.

Cycling Economics

Politics

Lifestyle

Butscha, Irpin, Ukraine, normalization of life, Kyiv,
Irpin becomes home again
In the late 19th century, Irpin experienced significant growth and transformation due to its strategic...
Kenya, Bicycle-mechanic, bicycle Kenya, Michael Ochieg,
New ideas come by bicycle to Kenya
Bicycles carried new ideas to Africa. Locals promptly took them up with a lot of entrepreneurial spirit...
Vinnytsia – Life goes on in a Ukrainian city  (1)
Vinnytsia – Life goes on in an Ukrainian City
Vinnytsia is a town of around 400.000 people, even with the war many refugees are flocking in and are...
Watering and feeding animals: men and women with camels, sheep and cows at the feeding trough. Por-trait on Somalia's 50 shilling banknote 1983-1989. (Source: Prachaya Roekdeethaweesab,2022)
March of the Camels - Where to Meet Akerlof's Market for Lemons
Markets for camels come with information asymmetries in favor of the sellers. To overcome these over...

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