Sub-Saharan Africa Should Control Forced Evictions to Fight Extreme Poverty Earlier this year, the Human Rights Watch published a report revealing that over 20,000 people would have been forcibly evicted in Conakry between February and May 2019. Bulldozers and other heavy machinery demolished the buildings to free the land for government ministries, foreign embassies, businesses, and
CONTINUE READING
The motivation of coherence
Have you ever wondered why do you feel unmotivated to study for an exam, even if you know it is a very important one? This frustrating thought has found its way to the minds of thousands of students in millions of study sessions. We all have wished at some point that we wanted to do
CONTINUE READING
This week the Room for Discussion interviewed professor Deirdre McCloskey
What is liberalism and how does one defend liberalism when faced with modern-day problems? That was the theme of the latest Room for Discussion interview with professor Deirdre McCloskey. When professor McCloskey stepped on stage, she jokingly remarked that the audience would have to wait a little longer than usual because she is getting a
CONTINUE READING
The years to come will be decisive for the future and stability of the Economic and Monetary Union at the heart of the EU. The last decade has seen several challenges to the European Union and particularly to the stability of the Euro as a common currency for 19 countries. The 2008 financial crises led
CONTINUE READING
