As the ideal German immigrant, I saw how the supremacist integration system enables the far right
The country is dependent on the labour force of young migrants but makes no effort to address racism and create an inclusive society for them.
Long-form essays and reported features on migration, policy and the systems that quietly decide who belongs. Pooja's writing has appeared in outlets including The Wire, working at the intersection of personal narrative and structural analysis.
The country is dependent on the labour force of young migrants but makes no effort to address racism and create an inclusive society for them.
On microfinance, securitisation and household debt in Modi-era India
One gap that is rarely discussed in research is the increasing penetration of finance within social policy that is further pushing individuals and households into a debt-poverty trap.
On how the World Bank and IMF's austerity conditionality has blocked rights-based social protection systems in the Global South — and what it would take to build one.
India is undergoing a crisis of over-indebtedness. Peripheral populations increasingly rely on loans to meet their basic survival needs.
Reducing gender inequality in economic opportunities is considered valuable in its own right and a critical element in ending poverty and boosting economic prosperity.
The long-standing tradition of empirical studies investigating the nexus between economic growth and poverty concentrates mainly on monetary poverty.
This chapter focuses on the poverty, inequality and growth trends in four low and middle-income countries in East and South East Asia.
This study uses data collected from school students in Mumbai to investigate how they perceive subjective expected returns for different levels of education.