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After months of hot, dry weather, European countries are at crisis point. Sharing knowledge and finance with countries like ...

While there is a lot of useful research on the role of civil society actors in migration governance across Europe, what is ...

This policy brief sets out how the UK can move beyond short-term security partnerships with Iranian Kurdish actors towards ...

In the latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics", Research Fellow Iván Weigandi examines how foreign direct investment ...

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In the latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics", Research Fellow Iván Weigandi examines whether excess returns in ...

In this blog, former UN Assistant Secretary General Sir Charles Petrie examines the question of state-building in an age of fragmentation, drawing on close to 40 years of experience working in ...

Women make up 80% of the 67 million domestic workers globally, increasing numbers of whom are now turning to the rapidly-growing on-demand economy for domestic work in developing countries. The ...

Understanding the impact of ‘localisation’ on strengthening effective and efficient responses to humanitarian crises continues to be a key policy and practice concern for donors and the broader sector ...

The Grand Bargain was first agreed in May 2016, bringing together representatives of 19 donor countries and 16 international aid organisations from the United Nations, international non-governmental ...

Localisation has long been discussed, but has still not been delivered. Systemic barriers have posed challenges, and the term itself is contested. Now, the last tumultuous 18 months could provide a ...