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In this blog post, Rabbia Aslam investigates the perceptions and attitudes towards gender studies amongst students in a university in Pakistan.

Examining the politics of climate change, labour and state-citizenship dynamics shaping and reshaping the global land and commodity rush in the Colombian Amazon

Open access journal focusing on the position of developing countries in the contemporary international order.

Fieldwork is the most critical, and perhaps, the most demanding component of research, especially in difficult and hazardous contexts.

ISS' Development Studies programme remains highly ranked in the latest QS World University Rankings per subject.

ISS working paper 701

This blog post outlines what social outcomes can be found in programme documents of aid organisations and how we can improve the way we research these outcomes.

To kick off the first Alumni Talk for the current MA batch, we were honoured to hear from 2006 graduates Jesse Peterson and Jasper van den Munckhof.

Amid continued international condemnation and sanctioning of Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, voices opposing the war can be heard within Russia too.

On 7 April 2022, Seohee Kwak successfully defended her PhD thesis on 'Public action in Vietnam: Between toleration and repression'