Duke Center for International Development (DCID) faculty and affiliates conduct diverse scholarly activities, from field studies and randomized control trials to research-backed policy advising in countries around the world. Additionally, DCID faculty, fellows and alumni publish academic articles in a wide range of academic journals.
The Rural Development and the Capability to Stay summer workshop featureded the research of Lecturing Fellow Kerilyn Schewel. Three MIDP fellows – Dane Skorup, Phyo Ei Thwe, and Diana Quintero – presented research on rural development in North Carolina, Myanmar, and Latin America.
Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies (MIDP) Sarah Bermeo spoke with the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) about the links between climate change and violence in driving migration in/from Central America.
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