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Afghanistan: The humanitarian system risks repeating its mistakes
This article was first published by The New Humanitarian. “Will the international humanitarian...
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Rethinking humanitarian reform: what will it take to truly change the system?
Researchers Patrick Saez, Jeremy Konyndyk and Rose Worden describe the results of their research...
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How much energy do we need to achieve a decent life for all?
How will humanity cope with providing energy for the world population while meeting the climate...
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‘New winter of discontent could be hard to avoid’: economic expert on the crises facing Britain
Is Britain moving towards a similar economic crisis as in the 1970s? In the aftermath of Brexit,...
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The trust paradox – when continued NPM leads to trust
Susanna Alexius, Associate Professor at SU, and Janet Vähämäki, Team lead and Senior Researcher...
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Self-interest: the strongest driving force of aid work
Review of the book "A dizzy task: Sweden and aid 1945-1975" by David Nilsson....
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Climate change: why government failure to act isn’t the problem
This article was first published by The Conversation. Nick Bernards, Associate Professor of...
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Afghanistan: western powers must accept defeat and deal realistically with the Taliban
This article was first published by The Conversation. Sten Rynning, Professor of International...
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How online conferences can contribute to social justice: lessons from organizing the EADI ISS Conference 2021
Online conferences may offer more conclusion - and social justice. read about experiences from the...
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