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Half a Million Syrians Didn’t Hurt Turkish Wages. Will the Rest of Europe Notice?

January 06, 2016
There’s growing recognition that the situation in Syria can’t be “fixed”. Western governments have instead lowered their sights to negotiating some kind of detente. That means that many more people will leave their homes in search of safety overseas. A key question coloring E...
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Aid Isn’t Reaching the Very Poorest Countries

January 06, 2016
The good news is that international aid reached a record high, in real terms, in 2014. The bad news is that aid to the very poorest countries fell sharply in 2014, reversing the welcome trend over the last decade of allocating more aid to the poorest countries. This is a problem becau...

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CGD Europe Sandwich Seminar: The Impact of Sharia Law on Behaviour Towards Children in Northern Nigeria (London, UK)

December 17, 2015
Islamic law lays down detailed rules regulating the upbringing of children. In this month's Sandwich Seminar, Marco Alfano examines the effect of these rules on parental behaviour by exploiting a unique natural experiment: the introduction of Sharia law in 13 northern Nigerian states i...
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Is the UK Putting Its Own Interests Ahead of the Poor in Its New Aid Strategy?

December 10, 2015
Britain’s new aid strategy has important implications, not only for DFID but for international organisations who will either need to adapt or face losing some of their core funding. Here’s why.