Labor migration has become an increasingly important feature in the current economic environment. As many developed and developing countries head towards an economic malaise, the unemployment rate is increasing at […]
Following the success of our previous article on “Resolving Current Issues in Maternal Death and Women`s Health in Ethiopia” we have decided to follow up with Part 2. on nutrition, child […]
Following the somewhat disheartening conclusion of the Rio +20 conference, climate change has been making headlines over the past few weeks through a widely circulated Rolling Stone article and a […]
By Professor Manuel Carballo Nicholas Sarkozy (2010): The Roma have long been a pariah people. Poorly understood, highly suspect, and the subject of pervasive myths, the Roma of Europe have been […]
The widely reported failure of Rio +20 to produce substantive directives can be viewed as especially disheartening given the current state of perpetual humanitarian crises. However, Rio +20 can also […]
As the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, also known as Rio+20 or the Earth Summit, wrapped up at the end of last week, responses from experts, media and civil […]
RAPE IN THE DRC IS NOT A NEW PROBLEM BUT IT IS A SERIOUS ONE Manuel Carballo, Jennifer Drummond and Daniel Williams Global attention has suddenly been focused on the […]
Pakistan: Forced Displacement and Climate Change Manuel Carballo In the space of little more than 3 weeks, more than 5 million people in Pakistan have been displaced from their homes, […]
A Changing Universe: Climate change, especially global warming, will affect human society in many ways. Massive displacement of people will be one of the main ways, and mass migration will […]
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