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Inequality

Overcoming inequality is at the heart of the Sustainable Development Goals. Major progress has been made on poverty reduction, but without a clear baseline regarding the current state of global inequality, policy and action become less effective.

²ÝÁñÊÓÆµ research is building comprehensive databases to inform policymakers and governments of where, why, and to what extent global income inequality exists. The aim is to clarify the social and political dynamics that drive inequality, so that policy and social support systems can respond to chronic and emerging trends.

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Prof. C. Raj Kumar and Dr. Abishek Singhvi

Conversation Series

India and the World: Democracy, Development and Justice

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Ven. Kodo Nishimura, Buddhist Monk and Artist; and Mr. Juan Pablo Reyes

Conversation Series

Building Co-Existence: Towards an Inclusive Japan

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Seminar

Bridging Promises and Reality: The Challenges of EU-Africa Migration Cooperation

Africa-EU migration policies show limited progress due to mismatched priorities, weak political will, and uneven resource commitments.

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Series

PhD Graduates

Discover our PhD Alumni.

15 May 2025