Ferguson and Roberston reveal how parenting has helped shape some of history’s most notable people, through practices almost any parent can use. They argue that parents don’t have to be wealthy or influential to ensure their children reach their greatest potential. Instead, they need commitment and a few key strategies.
Institutional reforms are common across the globe, but often produce limited results. They lead to new laws that are not properly implemented, and new organizations with poor capacities. Matt Andrews explains why reform results are frequently limited and offers solutions for overcoming those limits.