Just published with my colleagues Endah Purnawati and Maesy Angelina a couple of Stories of Change on the use of knowledge and research evidence in policy decision-making. Pls follow the links. Working politically. A story of change on the contribution of research-evidence on the new Village… Read More
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Check out the 10 most popular blogs on Research to Action
Check out the 10 most popular blogs for 2013 published by Research to Action. Visit this page: http://www.researchtoaction.org/2013/12/top-10-posts-from-2013/
Why so many Italians vote for Berlusconi?
Silvio Berlusconi did it again. Fifteen months ago he was forced down as prime minister in favor of Mario Monti. The country economy on the brink of default. Even his allied believed he was finished as a politician. His party falling downhill in people’s preference.… Read More
A new Italian word I discovered today and the connections it made in my mind
Today I received an email from a friend and learned a new Italian word: oblatività. In English? Something like: altruism, selflessness, unselfishness. The origin of this word is in the Latin words such as oblativu(m), oblatus which means something like giving without the expectation of… Read More
Evidence gone missing in the Italian election campaign show
Paul Krugman has written in his End This Depression Now! ‘In normal times, the latest academic research plays a very small role in real-world policy debates, which is arguably how it should be – in the heat of the political moment, how many policy makers… Read More