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… levels of foreign aid to rural areas may partially explain why increasing aid has not been associated with declines in …

… of Bonn, Germany David Davidovich Burliuk and Futurism in Japan: Letting go of painting that is fixed to a single style …

… environmental economics. We also aim to build a culture of evidence and increase data literacy in the public sector, … strengthening leaders’ ability to identify and implement evidence-informed policies. Throughout the research life … releases, website feature stories, program brochures, event summary notes, identifying and capturing success …

… to forest structure, excessive waste of wood, and high risk to workers. On the other hand, “Reduced-Impact Forest … it forever.” Forests of the Brazilian Amazon are at risk from a suite of exploitative economic activities …

… he is interested in both water management and disaster risk reduction. At Yale he worked in Huaicos (Flashflooding) …

… the effects of labor migration on aggregate productivity, risk-sharing via informal insurance, and remittances, with a …

… at the workplace, which places them at a heightened risk of developing common mental health problems such as …

… Center for Racial Justice and the National Guestworker Alliance. She is a member of the Modern Day Slavery Working … and Ordinary Citizens: Commercial Sex in London, 1885-1960 was published in 2011. Julia is a Director of the … helping public, private and civil organizations develop evidence-based solutions to the problem. His books include an …

… of several monographs, the most recent being Health, Risk and Adversity (Berghahn, 2009; co-edited with A. … a comparative book on colonial legacies, which explains why some ex-colonies, like India, have had much better …