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Rare earth elements, industrial policy in middle income countries and the future of the energy transition
In this interview, Jojo Nem Singh discusses rare earth earth elements and their relationship with China and the transition towards a green economy.
- Monday 12 Apr 2021
- Opinion
What role do development practitioners play in Iran?
This article analyzes various roles of development practitioners in five different cases of community-based development (CBD) in rural Iran.
- Monday 12 Apr 2021
- Publication
Could criminalizing clients of sex workers make sex work safer?
The latest article in the Dutch newspaper NRC co-written by Silke Heumann on taking steps toward a safe and healthy sex industry in The Netherlands.
- Friday 9 Apr 2021
- In the media
India’s farm ordinances: fuelling a famine
Protests by farmers in India against farm ordinances of the government. Read this blog post by Karishma Shelar.
- Thursday 8 Apr 2021
- Blogpost
Cryptocurrencies and cypherpunks: leading a scientific rebellion against the mainstream economy
Blog post about how cryptocurrencies can bring trans formative change and the risks involved by Saurlin Siagian and Vinsensius Sitepu.
- Thursday 8 Apr 2021
- Blogpost
New Prince Claus Chair puts care at the centre of equity and development debates
New Prince Claus Chairholder, Dr Khayaat Fakier, focusses on care at the centre of equity and development.
- Wednesday 7 Apr 2021
- Press release
Finding people-centred solutions to unsustainable sand extraction
Drawing on political ecology, this article looks at the social and ecological ramifications of unsustainable sand extraction.
- Tuesday 6 Apr 2021
- Publication
Does research on economic sanctions suffer from publication bias? A meta-analysis, by Binyam A. Demena, Gabriela Benalcazar Jativa, Alemayehu S. Reta, Patrick B. Kimararungu and Peter A.G. van Bergeijk
ISS working paper 674
- Friday 2 Apr 2021
- Publication
Low-hanging fruits are sometimes the sweetest: how tree-sourced foods can help transform the global food system
An article about the destructiveness of the global food system, making space for trees and smallholders.
- Thursday 1 Apr 2021
- Blogpost
Perspective of localization of aid during COVID-19 : Reflecting on the tensions between the top-down and bottom-up responses to the health emergency in Haiti, by Yuki Fujita and Angela Sabogal
ISS working paper 673
- Monday 29 Mar 2021
- Publication

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Rare earth elements, industrial policy in middle income countries and the future of the energy transition

What role do development practitioners play in Iran?

Could criminalizing clients of sex workers make sex work safer?

India’s farm ordinances: fuelling a famine

Cryptocurrencies and cypherpunks: leading a scientific rebellion against the mainstream economy

New Prince Claus Chair puts care at the centre of equity and development debates

Finding people-centred solutions to unsustainable sand extraction

Does research on economic sanctions suffer from publication bias? A meta-analysis, by Binyam A. Demena, Gabriela Benalcazar Jativa, Alemayehu S. Reta, Patrick B. Kimararungu and Peter A.G. van Bergeijk

Low-hanging fruits are sometimes the sweetest: how tree-sourced foods can help transform the global food system

Perspective of localization of aid during COVID-19 : Reflecting on the tensions between the top-down and bottom-up responses to the health emergency in Haiti, by Yuki Fujita and Angela Sabogal

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