This Collection supports and amplifies research related to SDG 08 - Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Why do some countries achieve sustained ...

Joseph Adeyemi, a project manager and economist, is running for mayor of South Fulton as a political outsider, emphasizing his problem-solving skills and economic planning background. Adeyemi ...

In America, now, we are living at “the end of the future,” the historian Steve Fraser wrote this month in Jacobin, surveying the country’s political landscape and finding it pretty exhausted. He ...

MANILA, Philippines — Political dynasties hurt the economy. This is a sentiment commonly shared across academia, with several ...

The following is Farwa Aamer's op-ed in 9DashLine. Farwa is the Director of South Asia Initiatives at the Asia Society Policy Institute. As global political landscapes evolve, the inclusion of women ...

In Volusia County, for example, a number of 2026 political candidates have made slowing or stopping growth a main campaigning point. Other counties ― like Manatee, Martin and St. Johns ― are seeing ...

Growth remains stubbornly low, unemployment is unacceptably high, and inequality is deeply entrenched. The uncomfortable truth is that macroeconomic stability, while necessary, is not sufficient.

Bangladesh has seen political upheaval with the fall of Sheikh Hasina's regime, mirroring recent economic turbulence in neighbouring South Asian countries like Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The country now ...

While economic projections point to modest growth in Africa for 2026, ongoing governance deficits, armed conflict, climate shocks, and rising debt levels will continue to weigh heavily on the fate and ...

As voters prepare to go to the polls in February 2026, hopes are rising that democracy will reignite Bangladesh’s economic momentum. This optimism may be misplaced unless elections are followed by ...