Our researchers engage in rigorous academic research that aims to contribute to solving today’s most pressing challenges. Committed to bridging research and society, they take their co-created knowledge and insights out into the wider world.

Research InSightS shares a selection of their latest research findings in engaging bite-sized formats. Check it out below!

Research highlights

Redistribution and economic transformation

Professor Portraits - Meet Andrew Fischer, Professor of Inequality, Social Protection and Development

Inaugural lecture Andrew Fischer

Trade as an engine for sustainable development?

Interview with Peter van Bergeijk and Binyam Demena on their book about trade with East Africa

Dar es Salaam harbour - Tanzania

Cities and climate change

Professor Portraits - Meet Shuaib Lwasa, Professor of Urban Resilience and Global Development

Professor Shuaib Lwasa

The agency of marginalized communities

Professor Portraits - Meet Arul Chib, Professor of Technology and Development

Arul Chib

Keep those fossil fuels under the soil

Professor Portraits - Professor Lorenzo Pellegrini gives a sneak preview of his inaugural lecture

Lorenzo Pellegrini

Sri Lanka’s struggle for hegemony: a new narrative

Professor Portraits - Interview with Dr Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits on her new book

Research InSightS LIVE #3

COVID-19 and international development - book launch and discussion

Dutch farmer protests and the nitrogen problem

Dr Oane Visser talks about the problems caused by excessive nitrogen production in agriculture

Environmental justice for all

Dr Daphina Misiedjan talks about unequal access to environmental justice and how to remedy that

Daphina Misiedjan

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If you would like to contribute to Research InSightS or receive more information about ISS’ knowledge exchange activities, please contact Adinda Ceelen (Knowledge Broker & Research Communications Advisor).

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