The Neo-Excluded: Young Tunisians, Relationship to Laws and Access to Rights
A sociological study that aims to analyze the new patterns of exclusion faced by young people in marginalized urban areas,…
Language: English
Economic Empowerment in Action: Two Success Stories from Suriname
To help strengthen the capacity of women throughout Suriname to be active participants in the economy and better support their…
AI IN ELECTIONS IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA: Opportunities, Challenges, and Ways Forward for Democrats and Liberals
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into electoral and political processes in East and Southeast Asia represents one of the…
Learning Sites for Health Systems Research: Reflections on Five Programs in Africa, Asia, and Central America
Learning sites are research platforms established in a specific geographical area, where researchers and local actors collaborate over an extended…
GLOBAL CHALLENGES OF SECULARISM AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit globally, Otros Cruces began a virtual training program studying two books on secularism and religious…
Brazil Unfiltered
Brazil Unfiltered is a videcast organized by the Brazil Office that offers an in-depth analysis of Brazilian politics, society, and…
Washington Brazil Office Newsletter
The Washington Brazil Office (WBO) publishes a newsletter every Friday with the main news from Brazil, written in an explanatory…
Good Bye, Liberal-Legal Democracy!
Books and articles examining the decline of democracy across different national contexts are constantly being published, notably Steven Levitsky and…
Safeguarding democracy from the outside in: transnational democratic networks against autocratisation in contemporary Brazil
Over the last decade, Brazilian democracy has faced significant threats. Efforts to protect it began with the impeachment of Dilma…
Hague Talks – What’s at Stake: How Does Corruption Affect Us?
More than 5% of global GDP is lost to corruption every year and now over 50 former heads of state…