Despite increased advocacy and investments in mental health systems globally, there has
been limited progress in reducing mental disorder prevalence. In this paper, we argue that …

We face a number of critical 'grand challenges' that threaten our future as a society and even
as a species (Aguilera et al., 2022; George et al., 2016; Howard-Grenville et al., 2014; …

Using a historical lens to investigate sanctions against Apartheid South Africa, we found
foreign multinational enterprises (MNEs) lost out repeatedly during sanctions, almost always …

“The United States was no longer just the world's remaining superpower. It was a state with
superpowers. Like a spider at the heart of a global web, it could detect the subtle …

We assessed socioeconomic inequalities in social protection coverage among the public,
men and women living with the human immunodeficiency virus (MLHIV, WLHIV), and …

Researchers in the social sciences have increasingly employed nighttime lights (NTL) data
to examine a variety of questions relating to various political, social and natural risks …

In this interdisciplinary paper, reviewing scholarship on both politically motivated and social
violence, we use the Knightian distinction between (measurable) risk and (unknowable) …

Purpose This paper aims to argue that the endogenous processes of profit shifting by MNEs
and tax competition lead not just to inequality but constitute a case of global injustice. The …

Foreign aid is today a contested policy. In an era where countries and their populations are
becoming more inwardlooking, the efficacy and motives of foreign aid are being debated …

The relationship between multinational enterprises (MNEs) and governments has evolved
over time, from a period of conflict after World War II to a more cooperative relationship in the …