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There is, this Brief argues, a new governance paradigm emerging, characterised by the rise of “governance by networks” and “rule by data”. This flux, say the authors, is marked by a hollowing out of ...

New IDS research shows why there needs to be a joint approach to climate resilience and poverty reduction to improve lives in ...

The research topics identified in this issue of the IDS Bulletin raise important questions for policy making and programme ...

IDS Director says that the FCDO annual report lays bare the reality and scale of cuts to UK support for countries with great ...

This paper examines the political economy of the agricultural policy processes in Malawi through the lenses of the fertilizer subsidy programme that has raised the profile of the country on the ...

IDS researchers say new Prime Minister Andy Burnham should implement these ideas to deliver his ambitions for the whole of ...

Distrust in the state is widespread among young South Africans, contributing to polarisation and raising urgent questions for ...

On 10 July, alumni from the IDS MPhil in Development Studies class of 2006 (MP28) gathered in Brighton for a 20-year reunion.

This policy brief argues that the exchange of tax data must be understood and governed as an exercise of public authority.

The paper suggests that feminist politics in India has not disappeared under funding law repression and authoritarianism it has adapted.