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Modern migration challenges: U.S. immigration policy fails to balance national security and human rights

  • January 9, 2019

Anti-immigrant rhetoric from the White House fails to recognize the country’s legal obligation to asylum seekers and instead seeks to criminalize migrants. The ad hoc arrangement of immigration policy in the United States is wrought with inconsistencies and ill-equipped to…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Human Rights, Immigration

What’s the Human Capital Index and why should policymakers take it seriously?

  • November 28, 2018
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In this article in our online series on Rethinking Governance, GPPR Online Editor Aruj Shukla explains why the World Bank’s new Human Capital Index is a policy game-changer.   It is almost impossible to conceive of a time in human…

Categories: International Policy, Poverty
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