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… on Research”: a CLAIS/ESC Photo-Essay Competition As we all adjust to life in a pandemic and its aftermath, we … socio-political systems—seem more urgent as we try to make sense of what unites and divides us in this unprecedented … conducting research during this pandemic time in 2020.  If you are submitting photo(s), in addition to submitting the …

… assessment processes are focused largely on consequences - economic, health, and environmental - which are often separated from … way, including institutional approaches, from the perspective of a smallholder and farm worker. Reflections on …

… of the discussion: first, the techno-topias of the Special Economic Zones and the gated communities; and second, the … access, this paper adopts a more historical and spatial perspective on Bengaluru’s waterscape. Drawing on archival … and rights-based advocacy of the urban poor? This paper makes this point by exploring the unofficial arrangements …

… displacement],” Mobarak said. “The question was, how do we design a program, and what is Yale’s comparative … firsthand. “It has grown quite a lot,” Delgado said. “We are very pleased because our role is one of disseminating … Henry R. Luce Hall. By William Porayouw for the Yale Daily News Feb 7, 2022 … Program on Refugees, Forced Displacement, …

… continues to face a number of very daunting political, economic, and security challenges, but when you have a shared … identity papers, it’s hard to get the mental and physical health care.  Did any specific individuals you spoke with … things that happened to them and put those experiences in perspective in a very positive way that has made them more …

… because there’s so much paperwork and you’re not sure if you’re finding anything interesting. It’s like working in … a British state was a participatory process, not in the sense that there was any kind of fundamental equity among … might have been writing, you get a sense of other players. We’ve been aware for a long time of major parliamentary acts …

… a withdrawal of weapons, restoration of social and economic services, including transfers and pensions, an … this issue will move to the fore it becomes clear that it makes sense to resume the talks….If our proposals are rejected, we …

… who is dying in these settings. Many public officials, health professionals, and journalists believe they are … political reasons why testing is limited. Yet, conflict makes populations more vulnerable to death from COVID-19 than … , Ethiopia, and South Sudan have experienced extreme economic stresses, high infection rates appear not to have …

… of Economics in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. “We’re optimistic that this success can be repeated at a large … and Uganda, the intervention seeks to improve children’s health, cognitive and socio-emotional development, and their … of Pennsylvania. Written by Mike Cummings for Yale News. …

… political outcome. Joseph Wright (Penn State University) “Economic Conditions and Support for Authoritarian Leaders: … the relationship between economic outcomes and approval. If compensation explains why openness mitigates the effect of … complement each other (at least over some range) in the sense that a higher stock of democratic capital inherited …

… Stewart, OBE This is “everything that is wrong about how we think about international development,” said Rory Stewart, … to reach its development goals related to infrastructure, health, education, and other objectives by 2030, these … development, it is not sufficient to consider only economic growth. China for example, eliminated much extreme …