A university cannot rectify all inequalities. It can, however, choose whether to limit itself to selecting talent that is already visible or to help bring out further talent. It can accept that social mobility remains an exception, or work to ensure it becomes a more tangible possibility

From urban mobility to digital services, what matters is not technology per se, but the ability of institutions to design services around residents’ actual patterns of behavior, as shown by Maria Cucciniello in her recent paper

From Asia to Latin America, Marlene Jugl’s research challenges established interpretations of how states function

From development aid to peacekeeping missions and migration policies, Western countries are gradually scaling back their engagement with the Global South. This shift is set to have consequences well beyond their borders

The largest study ever conducted in Brazil reveals that parents’ income and the area where children grow up continue to have a profound impact on the economic opportunities of subsequent generations