Pluralistic research
ISS research projects are set up in line with the pluralistic methods anchored in the ISS research programme. Our projects are interdisciplinary, involving researchers from across the social sciences.
Each project falls under one or more of our four research themes.
Reducing poverty and vulnerability
Research projects
- Aiding social protection (AIDSOCPRO)
- Evaluating the use of SMS to support people living with HIV
- The crisis, deglobalization and developing countries
- Education systems, aspiration and learning in remote rural settings
- Impact evaluation study in Bangladesh
- Governance of labour and logistics for sustainability
- Tanzania trade capacity building programme
- Migration and Human security – PCC Holder 2017-2019
- Fairtrade Certified Tea in the Hired Labour Sector in India and Sri Lanka: Impact Study and Baseline Data Collection
- Political Economy of Crisis, Complexity and Causality
- Legal Mobilization: Analyzing law-based advocacy
- Creating Postgraduate Collaborations
- Eradicating Poverty: Pathways towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
- Humanitarian governance: accountability, advocacy, alternatives
- Sexual and reproductive health and rights for youth inclusion in Benin
Why and how conflicts occur and how to achieve peace
Related research projects
The transformations of national societies and global society
Related research projects
- Strengthening Education and Training Capacity in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Uganda (SET-SRHR)
- 'Count us in': Towards realizing health rights among undocumented people
- Adolescents’ perceptions of healthy relationships
- Transnational political engagement of African diaspora
- Social justice under secular liberalism: Muslims’ everyday ethics and human development in India and the Netherlands
- Exploring transnational diaspora engagement: Refugee settlements in Northern Uganda
- Migration and Human security – PCC Holder 2017-2019
- Humanitarian governance: accountability, advocacy, alternatives
Conserving natural resources for sustainable development
Related research projects
Lithium extraction for inclusive development: gender analysis in Chile & Bolivia
- All eyes on the Amazon
- Green industrial policy in the age of rare metals (GRIP-ARM)
- Commodity & land rushes and regimes (RRUSHES-5)
- Well-being, ecology, gender and community (WEGO)
- The rise of digital farming
- Transitioning to the circular economy (ReTraCe)
- Theorizing a post-extractivist future for India
- Legal Mobilization: Analyzing law-based advocacy
- Humanitarian governance: accountability, advocacy, alternatives
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