Although historically developed countries have been the largest contributors to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, some developing countries have increasingly contributed to the climate crisis over the past 40 years....
In recent years, the care economy has emerged as a crucial field of study and debate, directly relating to issues such as unpaid work, social welfare and economic development. Far...
This booklet will study the fundamental role that sustainable infrastructure can play in the implementation of public policies, both globally and regionally....
The inequality in Brazilian cities is evident: few live in luxury while the majority face precarious conditions. High-end apartments drive up rents, forcing out long-time residents. This scenario reflects an...
The BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – began to emerge as a political and economic platform in the late 2000s. The rise of the BRICS reinforced...
The Socio-Environmental Radar is a publication by the Socio-Environmental Platform that focuses on discussing important issues for socio-environmental issues at domestic and international levels....
Trade and investment treaties have been signed en masse on a global scale over the past three decades, marking a particular form of economic insertion of Latin American and Caribbean...
The BRICS economies have played a significant role in globalization, both as recipients of foreign direct investment (FDI) and as foreign investors, as home-grown private and state enterprises have expanded...
The C.S. Mott Foundation supported a threeday convening in October 2024, titled, China's Role in a Just and Sustainable Energy Transition....
The article "Taxing the Super-Rich for the Right to the City," by Sérgio Veloso, addresses systemic inequality in Brazilian cities, rooted in an unjust tax system that disproportionately burdens the...