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Kristen Cheney and Rodrigo Mena, two experienced researchers, talk about research ethics and building lasting relationships.

For research to be socially transformative, the research process itself must be socially just. This post describes an ISS project developing such a methodology.

Since its independence in 1957, Ghana has gradually moved away from federalism to a more unitary arrangement. So argues Dennis Penu in this article.

Peter van Bergeijk compares the recent sanction wave to earlier periods and argues that the use of economic sanctions will be sustained.

The Orange Knowledge Programme provides scholarships to mid-career professions from a number of specified countries. Find out whether you are eligible

Former ISS professor development expert who never shied away from unconventional opinions, passed away at the end of 2021.

A historical analysis of academic articles on the success and failure of economic sanctions.

This article investigates the role of menstrual activism in challenging the norms and practices condoning and institutionalizing gender inequalities.

New website by and for PhD candidates and early career researchers where they can share and discuss their work.

ISS proudly announces the recent promotion of these three scholars.