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  • Posted on 6 August 2026

The Role of Conflict in a Political Account of Common Goods

Despite this evi dence, early child in emer gencies is still comm only financed through

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

Resilient financing is equitable financing student

Resilience is the buzzword of the moment and a central theme of the Transforming Education

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Advancing pluralism through education in our class

The gap between ideals and realities calls for a radical shift in how we pursue

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

How Uzbekistan brought preschool to the mountains

In 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed leaving Uzbekistan with an early childhood education system in

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

Officially enrolled, yet out of school in Pakistan

These children remain absent from the classrooms for weeks and months, often pushed into child

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

Education can help address today’s global justice challenges

But the relationship also works the other way around. Access to education is fundamentally linked

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The right to education: who is accountable and for what?

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated exclusion for many marginalized learners, for instance, in the shift to

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

When AI teaches, what happens to teaching?

Teaching has always been cognitively demanding. Long before AI entered classrooms, teachers were already engaged

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

Do men and women have different leadership styles?

Judges, prosecutors, lawyers, police officers and prison staff need training that goes beyond technical legal

  • Posted on 6 August 2026

Developing higher education to support modernization

Underinvestment matters. Global data consistently show that inequalities in learning largely reflect unequal access to