The anthropogenic forcing of greenhouse gases has turned out to be a dominant force propelling sea level rise. Sea levels in the 20th century have
Conflict over scarce natural resources has been documented as an important source of armed struggle1. Billon2states, “the idea that wars are associated with resources is
In the world’s largest democracy, with over 2698 registered political parties; 8 national parties, 52 state parties, numerous regional and local parties, and millions of
How would you define poverty? There are several definitions and each one of them helps us imagine poverty in different ways. One way to define
Shilpa is a Professor at the School of Media and Cultural Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. She is co-author of the critically acclaimed
Rukmini S is an independent data journalist based in Chennai. She was the first Data Editor of The Hindu and HuffPost India. She writes on
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing @KaranArora_24 , the founder and CEO of @BEAST_Global about the viability of leveraging nudge to shift climate behaviour. Let us know what you think! #ClimateActionNow
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj85gulJIH4
The ISPP Policy Review invites articles that are insightful, thought-provoking and enriches the dialogue in the following topic areas: Health Policy and Management, Education Policy and Design, Environmental Studies, Science, Technology, and Infrastructure Policy, Urbanization and Governance, Human Rights and Social Justice, Economy and Finance, and National Security.
The following is the form for submission of articles. Once submitted, ISPP Policy Review will get back to you within four weeks.
