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More than 60% of the world’s child deaths happen in just 10 countries, a new study finds.


A new study suggests that SMEs engaged with CSR can expert financial rewards as well as an enhanced reputation.


Exploring the workplace culture of 'delegating responsibility' and the importance of letting go.


Barry Eichengreen looks at politics, trade and globalization.


New research links income inequality with greater civic engagement among young people.


Abby Jackson looks at the differences between the Finnish and American education systems.


Research explores the impact of immigration.


Researchers suggest that excessive consumption of fatty foods could severely disrupt the development of maturing brains in young people.


Phillip Lloyd explains the phenomenon of the Earth's "missing fingerprint".


Ontario, Canada, is to pilot a basic income program in 2017.


We spoke with United Nations Patron of the Oceans Lewis Pugh to find out how he helped push through an agreement to create the Ross Sea Marine Protected Area.


A list of some of the week’s most interesting stories on economic growth and social inclusion


New research suggests that nice guys don't always finish last.


The challenge for all humanitarians is to discover the positive opportunities in disruption and to denounce the dangerous downsides, writes Neal Keny-Guyer.