Towards a New Social Justice Agenda: understanding Political responses to crises
Published by: IDS
Food riots across the developing world in 2008 sent powerful messages about the limits to people's tolerance of acute economic insecurity.
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Published by: IDS
Food riots across the developing world in 2008 sent powerful messages about the limits to people's tolerance of acute economic insecurity.
Published by: IDS
This IDS Bulletin reflects, as the first in the 40th anniversary volume, on some of the core areas of research and policy advocacy that are central to IDS’ work: inequalities, poverty, power, social protection, transformational education, HIV/AIDS, gender and climate change.
This report presents findings from a study of School Choice in Bangladesh, conducted in four districts of Bangladesh in 2008. The...
Published by: Institute of Governance Studies
Published by: BRAC
In the context of a developing country like Bangladesh, studying governance is not an academic exercise but a means to understanding if...
Published by: World Bank
Published by: Dhaka University Press
While 21st century Bangladesh is not the famine-stricken basket-case of the 1970s, it remains plagued by mass, severe poverty. Thanks to...
Published by: EconPapers
Published by: Zed Press
Much of the time, the realists are probably right. The question of how often they are right cannot be settled through social science...