Civil Rights: A Retrospective
Injustice plagues the world and is one of, if not the biggest issues of our time. How can different societies create inclusivity and offer...
Colombia: On the Path to Peace?
Colombia has suffered with civil conflict for many years. Here, Gabriela Helm questions whether the recent peace treaty really means peace. Since the 1950’s,...
A Great Debate in Implementation Science: Fidelity vs. Adaptation
The relative merits of fidelity and adaptation when implementing programmes have been discussed for decades. Even within more recent Implementation Science literature, there is...
Where private foundations stand in global health governance?
Bridget Jeanne addresses the complex position private foundations are in within global health, and how their soft power may possibly supersede the influence states...
A Generation without Education
Can we live up to the promise of an education for all the children of world? Lisa Advani explores the choice between increasing spending...
What Happens When a For-Profit School is No Longer Profitable?
In recent years, the schooling system in developing countries has seen a surge in for-profit institutions. Here, Anja Nielsen questions whether profits should be...
Please Reopen North Africa’s Borders
Predating the Arab Spring, North Africa has been embodied in border disputes that continue until this day. In this article, Osama Filali Naji argues...
How we fail women abroad
Women are raped, mutilated, or sold as sex slaves, meanwhile we look the other way. Here Alexander Alley discusses the statistics and stories that...