EVENTS

  22 FEBRUARY 2023    An absence of historical context can undermine the effectiveness of development efforts, but recognizing the weight of the past can be […]

  25 JANUARY 2023    Widening income disparities are leading many economists and policymakers to question some foundational elements of our current economic system. Indeed, income […]

  21 DECEMBER 2022    Democracy has not taken knowledge seriously in its cognitive and epistemic sense. A citizen is a consumer of knowledge but never […]

  23 NOVEMBER 2022    The world is going through unprecedented crises, including ecological collapse, climate change, growing inequality, war and conflict. There is an urgent […]

  27 SEPTEMBER 2022    The Bahá’í Chair for Studies in Development is had the Book Launch of its study titled ‘Hope and Resilience: The Application […]

  23 AUGUST 2022    UN projections show global population reaching 11 billion—and the world economy growing by 500%—by the end of this century. But can […]

  28 JUNE 2022    In light of the acute precarity faced by India’s informal sector brought to light during the COVID-19 pandemic, the webinar sought […]

  16 JUNE 2022    Drawing on illustrative examples from India and several other countries, the lecture will explore the links between knowledge, language and social […]

  12 APRIL 2022    The concept of human security emphasizes the strong link between human well-being and the achievement of peace and security. Challenging the […]