Stealing Secrets? Intelligence theory and the open society

Project summary Stealing secrets is routinely seen as the world’s second oldest profession. However, despite rich literature on the history of intelligence agencies and operations, and the prominence of intelligence in contemporary politics, intelligence is a...

Archaeology of the Dispossessed

Project summary   Can displaced communities, who are physically unable to access their ancestral lands, renew a sense of ownership over their tangible cultural heritage and assert their agency over its use? This Research Development Project grapples with this...

The Many Facets of Social Inequality

Project Summary Income inequality and poverty have become increasingly pressing issues in developed countries over the past few decades. Despite various policy efforts, these problems persist, and their underlying causes remain poorly understood. This project aims to...

Humans and Numbers

Project Summary Numbers are everywhere. We use them to count and measure, to communicate facts, and to make sense of our experiences and the world around us. Although numbers often represent something real and tangible, it is up to us as humans to interpret and use...