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28 February 2017
Published by: Taylor & Francis Online
Since the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) of 2005 ended the civil war between north and south Sudan, many citizens of what is now South Sudan have increasingly felt left behind by their government.
1 January 2017
Published by: IDS
International development actors increasingly focus on youth employment as a key development challenge.
IDRC has funded a cohort of projects that looks at resilience and youth in Africa. The project in Zimbabwe is conducted by the Research...
28 November 2016
Power analysis is essential for developing new strategies to tackle poverty and inequality. This new IDS Bulletin ‘Power, Poverty and Inequality’ edited by Marjoke Oosterom and Patta Scott-Villiers, brings together the latest analysis on understanding power and inequality and their links to poverty.
25 November 2016
Published by: IDS
Ten years on from the landmark 2006 edition of the IDS Bulletin that brought us the ‘powercube’ – a practical approach to power analysis that offered a way of confronting its complexity – we return to the question of how to analyse and act on power in development.
18 November 2016
Ten years on from the landmark 2006 issue of the IDS Bulletin that brought us the ‘power cube’ – a practical approach to power...
1 July 2016
This project aims to build an evidence base that maps the role young people – particularly young women – have played in contributing to processes that sought to or did address fragility as well as examine gaps and challenges with the ultimate aim of increasing the voice and participation of young people around the world.
23 June 2016
Published by: IDS
This report explores the linkages between young people’s economic engagement and their social and political engagement in contexts of violence in Africa.
5 June 2016
Published by: Oxford University Press
Having no opportunities for meaningful citizen engagement further erodes a sense of citizenship.