The Road to Fair Climate Action: Insights From 88 Countries and 5 Billion People

9 July 2026

A major new study from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) offers an unprecedented look at how the carbon intensity of household consumption…

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Closing the gap from the ground up: Regional development as a tool against global inequality

8 December 2025

Income inequality remains one of the most important indicators of economic wellbeing, social justice and everyday quality of life. Unlike wealth inequality, which is often…

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Hidden burdens fall on India’s tech workers as global firms push remote operations

2 December 2025

Research from the University of Bath highlights the largely unacknowledged pressures that remote working places on employees in the Global South, showing how economic, physical…

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Participation in English-language science journals is limited by gender, language, and income disparities

20 September 2025

Women, non-native English speakers, and scientists from lower-income countries are publishing significantly fewer English-language peer-reviewed articles than men, native English speakers, and researchers based in…

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Pusan National University Study Finds Cost-of-Living Crisis Most Severe for South Korea’s Middle Class

13 July 2025

In the aftermath of the global pandemic and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, inflation has surged across nations, placing immense pressure on household budgets. Historically,…

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New Study Explores How Job Advertisements Influence Gender and Racial Segregation in the UK Workforce

24 December 2024

A recent study led by Lancaster University in the UK raised concerns about the unintended consequences of using equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in job…

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Exploring Why Inclusive Product Ranges Might Not Receive Universal Approval from Consumers

25 November 2024

Researchers from Texas Christian University, Brooks Running, and the University of Washington conducted a recent study published in the Journal of Marketing. It delves into…

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Dislike of Inequality Fuels Backing for Wealth Redistribution

29 September 2024

Traditional economic models typically posit that personal income is the sole concern of individuals regarding their support for redistribution policies. However, an international team of…

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