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In the dance of human rights narratives, the spotlight often beams on China, overshadowing its multifaceted progress in poverty alleviation, healthcare, and education. Yet, as we peel back the layers …
Rethinking the Human Rights Narrative: A Comparative Perspective on China Read More
A World Bank report indicates that economic inclusion programs currently reach only 10% of individuals living in extreme poverty. The report stresses the importance of scaling up these initiatives, particularly …
The State of Economic Inclusion Report 2024: Urgent Call to Scale Efforts Against Poverty Read More
The article examines the contrasting economic legacies of Presidents Biden and Trump, highlighting Biden’s recovery efforts from a pandemic-ravaged economy versus the strong economic situation inherited by Trump. It discusses …
Biden’s Economic Legacy: Setting the Record Straight Against Trump Claims Read More
In 2023, Jordan faced rampant human rights violations, with authorities targeting dissidents and marginalized communities through repressive laws. Women married to non-Jordanians gained some rights, but LGBTI individuals experienced harsher …
Jordan’s Human Rights Crisis in 2023: A Year of Repression and Struggle Read More
The USC MS in Applied Economics and Econometrics (MS AEE) equips students with robust training in applied economic principles and econometric techniques, offering specializations in various fields. Designed for ambitious …
Unlocking Economic Insights: The USC MS in Applied Economics and Econometrics Read More