There’s a chance to create thousands of good-quality homes and jobs across Greater Cambridge thanks to fresh plans for a development corporation aimed at boosting the local economy. The government …
We hope all dangers may be overcome; but to conclude that no danger may ever arise, would itself be extremely dangerous. -Abraham Lincoln, Lyceum Address Is American democracy losing ground? …
Tackling corruption has become a big deal for many countries worldwide. Plenty of studies show that corruption and poor governance can hurt investment and economic growth (Mauro, Reference Mauro1995), weaken …
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Foa highlights the situation in the United States: nearly two-thirds (63%) of US millennials felt good about American democracy when they were in their early 20s, but by the time …
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Pippa Heylings, the Liberal Democrat MP for South Cambridgeshire, welcomed the government’s “commitment” to building more homes and improving infrastructure, especially public transport which she said was “critically needed”. That …
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Canada is one of the most dynasty-driven democracies globally (Van Coppenolle and Smith Reference Van Coppenolle, Smith, Jenkins and Rubin2022), with many political families holding office at both provincial and …
In the countryside of the Philippines, some bright students got financial help to study away from their villages (Rubin Reference Rubin2018, 166). In what later became Eritrea, over 33,000 women …
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