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Seminar
The Long-Run Persistence of Family Ties in Latin America
Our UNU-MERIT Seminar Series is pleased to promote an upcoming research seminar featuring Juliana Jaramillo, researcher at the Central Bank and the Center of Regional Studies (CEER) in Colombia and research affiliate at the LSE Historical Economic Demography Group.
Article
Ancestral Sociohydrology: Transforming Water Research by Learning from Multiple Ways of Knowing, Relating to, and Governing Water
The contemporary scientific concept of the hydrological cycle emerged within a positivist paradigm.
Journal Article
Post-colonial Trade across European and non-European Colonizers
This article presents an expanded dataset that captures global colonial history and is 50 days online available.
Blog Post
What we mean by colonialism & coloniality
Here we describe our use of the terms colonialism and coloniality and how this informs our work.
Article
Decolonising global health research: Shifting power for transformative change
New PLOS Global Public Health article reveals how power imbalances undermine equitable health research policies, practices and outcomes.
News
New Research Presents Framework for Feminist Global Health Policy
This study underscores the importance of intersectional, participatory approaches to dismantle power structures for a more equitable global health.
