⏰ The deadline to apply for the SEAREG Postdoctoral Fellowship is Sunday, Nov. 1 at 12 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (U.S.)!
Review details & apply: https://t.co/SQd5ICmaMd
If peace is an investment, what should we invest in? And if peace is for everyone, who does that include?
🎥 Our Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Fellows share their thoughts.
#PeaceDay@Rotary
Learn about the new SEAREG Postdoctoral Fellowship and have your questions answered live during an upcoming info session:
October 7 at 10 a.m. EDT (U.S.)
Register for the link: https://t.co/nZPsw6szbe
What does peace really mean? We asked the experts #PeaceDay
Our Rotary Peace Fellow alumni share how we can all help build a more peaceful world in our latest video 🕊️
🔗 https://t.co/28RVsDXady
Did you know Sanford's Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) is one of Duke’s most globally diverse graduate programs?
Hear from Dr. Cory Krupp and alumna Pragna Shekar on what makes the program and its global community so special.
https://t.co/VuwxHOr2LX
The application for the SEAREG Postdoctoral Fellowship is now open!
This 12-month appointment gives the Fellow an opportunity to strengthen their research agenda while contributing to the academic life of a host institution.
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/SQd5IClCWF
“The exam leak was just the straw on the camel’s back,” he tells me. “This is a generation that is watching the promises it was given being shattered.” Families that spent their fortune educating first-generation learners now see many of them stuck in informal economy jobs, with no way up or out.
“You’re looking at a broken ladder,” Anirudh Krishna adds.
In this week's India Edition, I speak to @AnirudhK1658 on what Jamaica, Kenya and Estonia can teach India about rebuilding opportunity for Gen Z.
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https://t.co/Wfmw3VSMcA
Mark your calendars to join the SEAREG community for the 2026 Winter Conference, hosted by the University of Texas at Austin's Department of Government.
We look forward to seeing you in Austin December 10-12! Stay tuned for additional details.
How do you conduct a list experiment to study corruption and other sensitive topics?
Edmund Malesky explores this and other survey research methods in two new videos for the @Sage_Methods: Doing Survey Research collection.
https://t.co/lhdUIBe3aT
“As it faces an increasingly uncertain global trade environment, Vietnam is betting that a new form of party-led capitalism will guide it forward,” write Edmund Malesky and Viktoria Zlomanova.
https://t.co/C7M0Kv62Wa
Last month we gathered in person for a jam-packed few days to exchange ideas, provide feedback on emerging research, and build new connections.
Read all about our recent meeting at Duke University 👇️
https://t.co/jXITxbQ12R
That's a wrap on #EGAP31 🎉 Thank you to everyone who joined us @DukeDCID for deep discussions and constructive feedback. We hope you will be leaving with new insights, deeper connections, and fresh perspectives!
…and we are back for day two of #EGAP31! We are excited to continue critical conversations about #experimentalresearch on innovative evidence based policy in the area of #climategovernance and beyond 🌎️
We had an insightful afternoon reflecting on what EGAP-style interventions have taught us, and where we go from here in the current development landscape.
EGAP members, partners & friends are gathering at @DukeU today for an exciting event in advance of our member meeting. We will hear insights from our expert panelists as they reflect on the future of development research and practice across regions.