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What kind of inequality matters most? The case for unfairness.

August 16, 2012
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Should poverty be defined by a single international poverty line, or country by country? (and what difference does it make?)

July 24, 2012
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How is poverty research changing? Reflections from some clever people

May 30, 2012
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'It’s the share of the rich, stupid': brilliant inequality stats + politics from Gabriel Palma

May 10, 2012
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Ending world hunger is possible – so why hasn't it been done?

February 16, 2012
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Can we live inside the doughnut? Why the world needs planetary and social boundaries

February 13, 2012
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What's going on with global inequality? Let's ask Andy Sumner……

January 23, 2012
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How the G20 is failing on inequality

January 19, 2012
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Social Cohesion – there's a lot more to it than the OECD version

January 10, 2012
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Is inequality the root cause of global crisis? The World Bank's lead research economist thinks so

August 22, 2011
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10 Challenges to 'business as usual' for development agencies: FP2P flashback

August 18, 2011
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How do we talk about resource limits, fair shares and development?

July 22, 2011
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