How can digital methods support social science research? The latest post to the ODID blog summarises a recent ODID Research Roundtable featuring four academics who have taken different approaches.

Find out more about two recent events in ODID’s Climate Change and the Challenges of Development series:

What prompts young Mexican men to join cartels? In a recent piece for the Conversation Raul Zepeda Gil contests current explanations.

A new open access book by Amir Lebdioui, Survival of the Greenest: Economic Transformation in a Climate-conscious World was published online by Cambridge University Press.

A project led by Ashwiny Kistnareddy won funding to help develop an app to provide language learning and well-being support for newly arrived young people in the UK.

The Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) signed an agreement with the Inter-American Commission of Women of the Organization of American States to integrate an intersectional gender perspective into the measurement and use of multidimensional poverty data in public policy in LAC.

John Gledhill, Richard Caplan and Maline Meiske (2024) Exploring the impact of United Nations peacekeeping operations on the external affairs of host states, European Journal of International Relations

Catherine Briddick (2024) ‘Resisting Domestic Violence’, International Journal of Refugee Law

Matthew Gibney and Rebecca Buxton (2024) ‘Must migrants be grateful?‘ Political Studies

Moustafa Feriga, Nancy Lozano Gracia, and Pieter Serneels (2024) ‘The impact of climate change on work: Lessons for developing countries’ CSAE Working Paper

Nour Moussa and Olivier Sterck (2024) Skilled Worker Visas for Refugees: An Evaluation of the UK’s Displaced Talent Mobility Pilot (DTMP)