Greater Manchester is an important test-bed for how inclusive growth can be put into practice at a local level The Inclusive Growth Analysis Unit (IGAU) was established in January 2016 […]
Sen’s capabilities approach is not interested in poverty reduction through economic transformation. We should recognise it as a normative theory […]
The left’s focus on full employment fails to address the realities of work and family in the twenty-first century ‘The […]
‘Getting the politics right’ in smallholder agriculture is an important first step in Rwanda’s development, but it needs to be […]
The numbers don’t reflect the reality and give no cause for crowing over the Eurozone It is mid-term season in […]
The world has drafted a spectacular new ‘to-do’ list of Sustainable Development Goals Following two years of deliberations at the […]
Brazil’s Zero Hunger programme is being adopted in countries around the world: why not Britain too? Tony Payne has argued […]
The hard-nosed approach to poverty from the American Right is a threat to long-term democratic stability in the United States […]
A ‘right to food’ approach can help to determine ultimate responsibility for preventing hunger Last week the All Party Parliamentary […]
Fifty years after Lyndon Johnson’s vision, American politicians desperately need to reinvigorate the stalled campaign against poverty January 2014 marks […]