Publications
PRSO’s publications are the output of the completed research and semi research projects. The digital versions of our publications and studies are available for download free-of-charge. PRSO publishes the research and semi research work under the following headings:
Articles Books Reports Policy Briefs Photo Album Archive Book Reviews Seyla Benhabib, The Rights of Others; Aliens, Residents and Citizens, New York, Cambridge University Press, 2004 In this book, Seyla Habib is concerned with the issue of political membership of non-citizens; refugees, migrants and asylum seekers in a post-national global world. Read more… Muhammad Yunus, A WORLD OF THREE ZEROS: THE NEW ECONOMY OF ZERO POVERTY, ZERO UNEMPLOYMENT, AND ZERO CARBON EMISSION, Public Affairs, 2017 Today, Poverty, Unemployment, and Climate issue are the main challenges for governments in different parts of the world regardless of their development status. To address this, for many years, it has been a top priority of the governments, the United Nation, and other international Non-profit organizations to mitigate them from the world or at least minimize them. Read more… Moyo, Dambisa, Dead Aid: Why Aid is Not Working and How There is a Better Way For Africa. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 2010 The book consists of two main parts, the world of aid and the world without aid. In the first part of the book, she explains in detail the history of aid and how foreign aid is not able to sustain long-term economic growth in Africa through perpetuating corruption at the governmental level, rising inflation, worsening the social capital and reducing the needed domestic investments. Read More…
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A significant amount of research confirms that child marriages undermine girls’ participation in decision-making, educational attainment, and labor force participation, and leave them vulnerable to violence and health risks throughout their life. Furthermore, these risks can be transferred to their children, leading to an intergenerational effect—impacting their children’s education, nutrition, and health Read more…
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