Gender New 14/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski “Public health crisis” India’s suicide rates are above world average Read
A case study New 13/06/2019 – by Solmaz Golsabahi-Broclawski A family’s blessing Psychologists’ own mental templates can distort their assessments of people from different backgrounds Read
Vocational schools New 11/06/2019 – by Verena Stamm Anything is possible Vocational schools are an important aspect of education and training in Burundi Read
Forced migration New 07/06/2019 – by Sheila Mysorekar Creating prospects for refugees German development policy focuses on the causes and consequences of displacement Read
Development finance New 05/06/2019 – by Cema Tork Principles traded for efficiency A new study finds that the AIIB may undermine multilateral bank standards, and that Europe’s members can save them Read
Inequality New 04/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski How addictive behaviours are linked to inequality A new book by two British scholars explores the negative impacts that social inequality has on mental health Read
Universities New 30/05/2019 – by Manuel Parra International network LMU’s Center for International Health cooperates with universities around the world Read
Environmentalism New 29/05/2019 – by Hans Dembowski More satisfaction and happiness Many young climate activists will find Mike Berners-Lee’s new book “There is no planet B” useful Read
Development policy 24/05/2019 – by Sabine Balk Too little and too unambitious Welthungerhilfe and terre des hommes are calling for more money for official development assistance and more ambitious policies Read
Digital technology 22/05/2019 – by Cema Tork Choosing the right approach Germany’s Protestant development agencies weigh pros and cons of digital technology Read
Jihadists 21/05/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf Why women join the “holy war” Islamism experts explain why more and more women are joining radical Islamist groups Read
