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17/08/2025

أمريكا اللاتينية والخروج من الحداثة الغربية بقلم السيد ولد أباه، المفكر الموريتاني وع…

عالجنا في الأسبوع الماضي موضوع الهوية والأمة في الفكر اللاتيني الأمريكي، وأشرنا إلى بروز نزعة ما بعد كولونيالية قوية في هذا الفكر، أصبح لها اليوم حضور قوي في الساحة الثقافية والأكاديمية. من المعروف أن

13/08/2025

Case Study: Local Governance in Karenni State

By Charles Petrie, Senior Advisor at ARDD 1.Context Myanmar represents the paradox of a country blessed with an extraordinarily rich natural resource base, but where for decades conflict, mismanagement, national seclusion, and

13/08/2025

Case Study: Local Governance in Karenni State

13/08/2025

The Pension Fund Crisis in Jordanian Professional Associations: Financial Deficit and…

By Khaled Juma, Researcher at the Renaissance Strategic Center Professional associations play a pivotal role in establishing social justice and enhancing economic stability for their members. They represent the first line of defense

17/07/2025

A Decade of Legal Aid for Refugees in Jordan: Lessons for Humanitarian Response and t…

Over the past decade, Jordan has led the way in integrating legal aid into its refugee response. This article outlines key lessons from that journey and argues for legal aid to be recognized as

04/06/2025

The Jami’yeh and La Tontine: Two Community-Based Financial Systems that Enhance Socio…

By Giorgio Gioele Sirito In the face of financial difficulties that systemically affect the middle and lower classes, individuals and communities have historically questioned systems and ways to ensure their economic survival. In a

01/06/2025

When Gaza Became a Testing Ground for Relief Without Humanitarian Principles

By María del Mar Logroño Narbona, Senior Advisor at RSC On May 27, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) launched its first large-scale relief delivery. What followed exceeded what even our worst fears: it was

27/05/2025

Migration in the Sahel Region: Challenges and Possible Solutions

By Giorgio Gioele Sirito, RSC Research Intern According to the NGO Caminando Fronteras, 2024 became the deadliest year for migrants trying to reach the Canary Islands by crossing the Atlantic Ocean. More than 10,400

06/05/2025

Minimum Wage, Maximum Gap: The Limits of Wage Policy in the Arab Region

By Maria del Mar Logrono, Ph.D. As the world marked International Workers’ Day, the Arab region finds itself grappling with an urgent question: How can wage policies truly reach the workers they are meant

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أمريكا اللاتينية والخروج من الحداثة الغربية بقلم السيد ولد أباه، المفكر الموريتاني وع…

Case Study: Local Governance in Karenni State

Case Study: Local Governance in Karenni State

The Pension Fund Crisis in Jordanian Professional Associations: Financial Deficit and…

A Decade of Legal Aid for Refugees in Jordan: Lessons for Humanitarian Response and t…

The Jami’yeh and La Tontine: Two Community-Based Financial Systems that Enhance Socio…

When Gaza Became a Testing Ground for Relief Without Humanitarian Principles

Migration in the Sahel Region: Challenges and Possible Solutions

Minimum Wage, Maximum Gap: The Limits of Wage Policy in the Arab Region

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