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Economic growth and equality
Publication
03 August 2022

Fostering digital skills in developing countries - what works?

As the world becomes better connected, marked by the increased access to and use of the internet, the need for competencies to navigate it digitally have never been more urgent.

Archita Misra
Economy
Digital Pathways at Oxford
...
Economic growth and equality
In the media

The Times of India

Working women penalised at marriage market: study

DPhil student Diva Dhar's study found that women who work are less likely to get matches on matrimonial market than those who do not.

Diva Dhar
Inclusion
Economic growth and equality
...
India
In the media

New Statesman

How Labour can own levelling up

With Boris Johnson’s downfall, his flagship policy is up for grabs. The opposition urgently needs to grasp it, argues Paul Collier.

Paul Collier
Business and capitalism
Economy
...
Public sector
Democracy and politics
Economic growth and equality
United Kingdom (UK)
In the media

BBC Radio 4

Rethink

Stefan Dercon is one of the guests that discuss aid, rethinking the world order and mass migration with presenter Amol Rajan.

Stefan Dercon
Economy
Development
...
Centre for the Study of African Economies
Economic growth and equality
In the media

Writers' Mosaic

On assimilation

Jonathan Wolff's piece on what it is like to be an assimilated, secular Jew in England in the current times.

Jonathan Wolff
Inclusion
Alfred Landecker Programme
...
Economic growth and equality
United Kingdom (UK)
In the media

Financial Times

Summer books of 2022: Economics

Martin Wolf selects his best mid-year reads and includes 'Gambling on Development: Why Some Countries Win and Others Lose' by Stefan Dercon.

Stefan Dercon
Economy
Centre for the Study of African Economies
...
Economic growth and equality
In the media

World Economic Forum

Scaling up development finance can bring peace in fragile countries

Rafat al-Akhali, convenor of the Council on State Fragility, writes about the radical shift needed from development finance institutions, their shareholders, private sector entities and governments and civil society groups to truly scale up investments in fragile contexts.

Rafat Ali Al-Akhali
Development
Economy
...
Inclusion
Global security
International Growth Centre
Economic growth and equality
In the media

African Business

Review: Gambling on development by Stefan Dercon

A review of Stefan Dercon's book on why some countries prosper while others remain poor.

Stefan Dercon
Economy
Development
...
Economic growth and equality
In the media

France 24

Pakistan and IMF to meet over release of funds as economy falters

Shahrukh Wani comments on Pakistan and IMF talks.

Shahrukh Wani
Economy
Economic growth and equality
...
Pakistan
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