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Book
25 May 2022
Rebel Populism: Revolution and Loss Among Syrian Labourers in Beirut
Published by: Manchester University Press
Workers from the Syrian diaspora have maintained a presence in Lebanon for decades, building multimillion-dollar apartment complexes,...
News
25 May 2022
Why is Sri Lanka in crisis?
Last week it was reported by the world’s largest credit rating agencies that Sri Lanka had defaulted on its national debt. This...
News
25 May 2022
Between the Lines podcast: The Routledge Handbook of Smuggling
In this new episode of the IDS podcast Between the Lines, BBC journalist Sana Safi interviews Max Gallien, Research Fellow, IDS and...
Working Paper
25 May 2022
Strengthening Responses at the Nexus of Social Protection, Humanitarian Aid and Climate Shocks in Protracted Crises: BASIC Research Framing Paper
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
This paper reviews the contours of global and national debates, and the concepts that are key to informing research on social assistance in contexts of protracted crises. It focuses on three fields: social protection, humanitarian assistance, and climate adaptation and responsiveness.
Brief
25 May 2022
Voices From The Margins Building Evidence For Inclusive Policy Responses To Covid-19 In Bangladesh
Centre for Peace and Justice (CPJ) conducted a three round panel survey in order to draw empirical evidence from the marginalised...
Working Paper
24 May 2022
The Likely Fiscal and Public Health Effects of an Excise Tax on Sugar sweetened Beverages in Kenya
Historically, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have typically been associated with tobacco and alcohol use. However, in recent decades...
Publication
24 May 2022
Confronting New Realities: Actions and Priorities for the International Community in Afghanistan
Published by: UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub
This paper summarises the consultations, findings and recommendations of the workshops and published papers under the Afghanistan Strategic Learning Initiative (ASLI).
Opinion
24 May 2022
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Decolonising economic thought? Possible histories from the BLDS collections
Amidst calls for the decolonisation of the social sciences, histories of economic knowledge centred in the Global South can help reflect...