News overview

Dr Karin Astrid Siegmann engages with the puzzling reinterpretation of certification as a reward for workers’ commitment rather than for management's compliance

PhD researcher Hao Zhang joins other researchers in this webinar which analyzes the main findings of a special issue of Politics and Governance

In these two recorded discussions, Dr Daphina Misiedjan talks about environmental justice, how it is unequally accessible and how to remedy that.

Eliza Ngutuku wins the 2022 Research Prize for her dissertation 'Rhizomatic Cartographies of Children’s Lived Experience of Poverty and Vulnerability in Siaya'

Keynote speakers Peter van Bergeijk and Larissa van den Herik consider the use of sanctions as a tool to deal with international crises.

On 12 May 2022, Delphin Ntanyoma successfully defended his thesis investigating why individual combatants engage and disengage with armed groups in Eastern DRC

The recent coups d’état in Africa threaten the political stability and democratization trends achieved in the past decade in the post-independence era.

The concept of humanitarian, development, peace (HDP) — referred to also as the triple nexus — gained momentum during the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016.

In a recent event hosted at ISS, speaker Omar Barghouti and others reflect on what can be done globally to resist domination against Palestinians.

Who or what defines a woman's strength? This new episode of the Global ISSues podcast explores conceptions and narratives around the 'strong woman' trope.