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Context Islamic radicalisation has become one of the main drivers of violent conflict in today’s world, with Islamist groups active across many Muslim-majority countries. Despite... Read More

Tanzania’s removal of secondary school fees reshaped not only access to education, but also the way siblings’ schooling outcomes were linked. In “Sibling Spillovers and... Read More

Low‑ and middle‑income countries face persistent challenges in elevating math attainment levels, partly because many students move through school without mastering basic skills and their... Read More

Improving health outcomes is not only about resources but also about beliefs.  Sub-Saharan Africa continues to face major challenges in maternal and infant health, accounting... Read More

The billboard in Montijo Portugal displayed “Isto Não é O Bangladesh” (“This is not Bangladesh”), which triggered strong outrage from immigrant communities and anti-racism groups.... Read More

Migration is more than just a legal process; it’s a human journey shaped by personality. While policies set the framework, traits like risk aversion, impatience,... Read More

In many developing countries, including Mozambique, tax compliance and public revenue remain critically low, limiting governments’ ability to fund essential services. Weak state capacity, low... Read More

International migration plays a major role in shaping economic development not only for receiving countries but also for origin countries. The way immigrants integrate abroad... Read More