Between God and Nation: The Colonial Origins of Democracy Support in British Africa [0.03%]
上帝与国家之间：英国在非洲殖民地的民主支持起源
Bastian Becker,Dean Dulay
Bastian Becker
Popular support is important to the emergence and survival of democracy. In this paper, we study how church-state relations in former British Africa shaped long-run support for democracy. We argue that shared national identity was the basis...
Humanitarian Nationalism During Autocratic Disaster Governance: The Politicization of the Earthquake Response in Türkiye [0.03%]
独裁灾害治理下的民粹民族主义——土耳其地震应对的政治化
Cristiana Bellini,Melanie Sauter
Cristiana Bellini
What happens when humanitarian crises are managed by autocratic governments in politicized contexts? This article gives a critical reflection on the 2023 earthquake emergency response in Türkiye. Our study is based on fieldwork interviews ...
Zakat, Non-state Welfare Provision and Redistribution in Times of Crisis: Evidence from the Covid-19 Pandemic [0.03%]
危机时期 zakat 在非国家福利供给和再分配中的作用——来自新冠疫情期间的证据
Max Gallien,Umair Javed,Vanessa van den Boogaard
Max Gallien
Around the world, the Covid-19 pandemic drew attention to state social protection and its limitations. Less attention has been paid to what is likely the world's largest system of predominantly non-state welfare provision: zakat, an annual ...
Reproductive Justice for Adolescent Migrant Girls in the Post-ICPD Era: A Critical Analysis of Contraceptive Care for Venezuelan Girls in Colombia [0.03%]
后《国际人口与发展会议》时代迁移至哥伦比亚的委内瑞拉女童的生育正义——对委内瑞拉女童避孕护理的一项批判性分析
Hannah Louise Hall
Hannah Louise Hall
Adolescent migrant girls face unique challenges to their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) due to their intersecting identities as women, young people, and migrants. Since the first International Conference on Population and ...
Exposing State Repression: Digital Discursive Contention by Chinese Protestors [0.03%]
中国抗议者的数字话语竞争：揭露国家压制政策
Diana Fu,Christian Göbel
Diana Fu
One of the major issues in international development is how disadvantaged populations mobilize in response to state repression. Whether in the Black Lives Movement or in the 2011 Arab Spring, digital exposures of police abuse have spurred s...
Fertility Has Been Framed: Why Family Planning Is Not a Silver Bullet for Sustainable Development [0.03%]
生育问题的误读：为何计划生育并非可持续发展的万能良药
Leigh Senderowicz,Taryn Valley
Leigh Senderowicz
High fertility and population growth have been framed as villains in global health and development. Inspired by neo-Malthusian concerns around resource depletion, scholars have argued that fertility reduction through increased contraceptive...
THE RETREAT TO METHOD: THE AFTERMATH OF ELITE CONCESSION TO CIVIL SOCIETY IN INDIA AND MEXICO [0.03%]
从社会精英向市民社会让步看印度和墨西哥的国家体制变迁
Trina Vithayathil,Diana Graizbord,Cedric de Leon
Trina Vithayathil
Néstor Castañeda
Néstor Castañeda
This paper investigates the relationship between individuals' attitudes towards fairness and their views about tax compliance in developing countries. It argues that individuals' attitudes regarding fairness shape their views about paying t...
Michael D Tyburski
Michael D Tyburski
Do international remittances increase government tax income in developing economies? This study investigates remittances' relationship to revenue within Latin American countries. The author builds on recent micro-level research by conceptua...
Puzzling Partnerships: Overseas Infrastructure Development by Chinese State-Owned Enterprises and Humanitarian Organizations [0.03%]
令人困惑的伙伴关系：中国国有企业和人道主义组织共同进行海外基础设施建设
Wendy Leutert,Elizabeth Plantan,Austin Strange
Wendy Leutert
Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are now working with humanitarian organizations to develop infrastructure abroad. This emerging phenomenon is puzzling: when, where, and why do Chinese SOEs, best known for constructing massive oversea...