Research series: Diba Salem looks at Dubai, its architecture and what is ‘public’ in the middle east.
Research into the hopes and fears of Kenya’s next generation reveals challenges many African countries face if they are to maximise the opportunities presented by their growing populations.
How boosting entrepreneurial skills could help build the resilience of the Middle East and North Africa to radicalisation.
Turkey is experiencing a period of profound social, political and economic change. This report looks into three important areas for young people.
A new report suggests the UK must focus on preventing violent extremism in MENA by addressing the economic, social and civic factors that can push young people towards radicalisation.
Policy brief: this document emphasises the importance of addressing the underlying economic, social and civic factors that can push young people towards radicalisation.
November 2017: This research assesses the needs and effectiveness of civil society actors, with a view to informing international peacebuilding policies.
New British Council research reveals how Tanzania’s huge demographic shifts are creating great challenges, but also opportunities. We look at what young Tanzanians think.
Realising the potential of its young people will determine whether the country has a brighter, more prosperous future.
Far from uneducated, many extremists are graduates, often of subjects like engineering. A new paper argues that education systems should encourage critical thinking to prevent radicalisation