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On the International Women’s Day Event at Harvard Law School

By edun / March 20, 2016

By: Molly Doggett The International Women’s Day event organized by Harvard Law and International Development Society and the Harvard Women’s […]

LIDS Student Writing Contest: Should developing countries give their courts the power of judicial review?

By edun / February 28, 2016

LIDS is hosting a student writing contest for our blog, LIDs Live. The contest asks students to respond to the

On international development and security: Some thoughts from the LIDS Symposium

By edun / November 1, 2015

How do international development and security interact with one another? Two panels at the LIDS Symposium looked at various dimensions

A Contest for Fair Contests: Corruption in Sports

By edun / October 20, 2015

By: Ameya Naik On 30th September, LIDS hosted a talk by Drago Kos, Chair of the OECD Working Group on

What do Singapore, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, and Switzerland have in common?

By edun / September 30, 2015

According to polling firm Gallup’s recently released Global Law and Order 2015 report, those countries are all among the top

Low Regional Integration Slows Economic Growth in the MENA Region

By edun / July 13, 2015

Since the Arab Spring began in 2010, the Middle East North Africa region has had low economic growth. Although MENA