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September 12, 2022| | Jon Abels
Manuel Sager traversed the world as a diplomat, including serving as Switzerland’s ambassador to the United... Read More → Manuel Sager
March 28, 2022| News|
With expectations of another record-breaking increase of people attempting to cross the U.S.- Mexico border... Read More → Increased Guatemalan migration to U.S. border linked to agricultural stress, violence, and climate change
March 29, 2021| |
In a policy brief released by the Duke Center for International Development (DCID), Sarah Bermeo, associate... Read More → Honduras Migration: Climate Change, Violence, and Assistance Policy Brief
September 7, 2020| News| jc804@duke.edu
A new set of reports from labor rights NGO Verité explores the intersections of environmental degradation... Read More → New Research on Deforestation and Labor Abuse
January 30, 2020| News| stepht@duke.edu
A first-of-its-kind clinical trial involving more than 600 children in Kenya and Tanzania, in which community... Read More → Research: Community-based Counselors Help Orphans with Trauma
DCID faculty affiliate Robert Garlick’s recent collaboration with RTI International and the University... Read More → Helping Young Jobseekers in South Africa and Rwanda
January 28, 2020| News| stepht@duke.edu
January 22, 2020 By Jackie Ogburn, Sanford School of Public Policy “One of the lessons I had to take in: I... Read More → Justice Dikgang Moseneke at Sanford
January 17, 2020| | stepht@duke.edu
Sanford professor and former DCID director Indermit Gill, along with DCID Associates in Research Siddharth... Read More → Working Papers on Africa
December 23, 2019| | stepht@duke.edu
Dirk Philipsen is an Associate Research Professor of Economic History at the Sanford School of Public Policy,... Read More → Dirk Philipsen
Anirudh Krishna is a professor of public policy and political science at Duke University. His research... Read More → Anirudh Krishna
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