Thursday Mar 8th, 2012

Can employment opportunities transform women’s work and family lives?

In many developing countries, women often leave school, marry and start having children at a young age. For example, in India, less than half of girls aged 11-18 are enrolled in school. By age 18, nearly 60 percent of women are married and over a quarter have given birth. These outcomes are powerful indicators of the low social and economic progress of women, and may have consequences for poverty and income growth. It is therefore important to understand… read more »

Thursday May 17th, 2012

Well-being: David Cameron’s happiness index

It doesn’t seem to matter that we don’t know exactly what it is – we definitely want some
Tuesday May 15th, 2012

Obama: Campaigner-in-Chief

If there is a science to politics, Team Obama obviously understands its laws and equations.
Friday May 11th, 2012

Five pivotal moments from incumbent campaigns

How a president gets a second term
Friday May 11th, 2012

How to make a transmedia documentary: three takeaways

What happens to documentary when media goes interactive?
Thursday
May 10th, 2012

‘The Unholy Mrs Knight’ and the BBC

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Tuesday
May 8th, 2012

Why Obama cannot receive any credit for his actions

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Tuesday
May 8th, 2012

Philip Auerswald on driving innovation today

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Wednesday
May 2nd, 2012

A cause for celebration?

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Wednesday
May 2nd, 2012

Osama bin Laden: When altruism becomes a sin

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Tuesday
May 1st, 2012

The Prison House of Labor

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Tuesday
May 1st, 2012

A Child of the Jago, Freud, and youth crime today

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