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Sanctions on Venezuela are not Driving Migration to the US Southwest Border: An Empirical Assessment
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After the decision of the Venezuelan regime to disregard the results of the presidential election of July 28, 2024, and subsequently swear…
The global debate on educational governance is a tug-of-war between centralized and decentralized systems. Centralization advocates…
Students often ask me how they can build a career in international development, a field that offers vast opportunities to create meaningful…
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How equitable are consumption taxes in developing countries? How might stronger consideration of the informal sector enhance tax equity and…
Once upon a time in the world of development finance, it was assumed that simply investing in developing economies was enough—that the flow…
The new CID Voices podcast from the Harvard Center for International Development is bringing together a constellation of leaders who are…
A Story of Haiti that is Too Often Untold: GHESKIO’s Resilient Model of Community-Based Healthcare
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Earlier this year, CID's Faculty Director Asim I. Khwaja and Executive Director Fatema Z. Sumar wrote in their 2024 Annual Letter that CID…
Harvard Kennedy School students are busy during the summer months, putting their classroom training to work to deepen their understanding,…
Harvard Graduate School of Education Professor and CID Faculty Affiliate Emiliana Vegas was inspired to write her latest book, Let’s Change…