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Debt relief and remittances can offset foreign aid cuts for most countries, but some remain locked out
Andrea Vismara, Rafael Prieto-Curiel, Rosie Hayward
In 2025, bilateral foreign aid was reduced by 23%, affecting more than 130 aid recipient countries. We assess whether debt service relief or remittance increases can match the USD…
Conflict, mobility and fragmentation in the African interurban network
Andrew Renninger, Valentina Marin, Carmen Cabrera +1
Roads make regional integration possible, but they also concentrate risk. When violence reaches a corridor that carries regional movement, the consequences can extend beyond the at…
An Agent-Based Model for Migration Decision-Making Under Higher Frequency of Extreme Climate Events
Valentina Antonaccio Guedes, Rafael Prieto-Curiel
This paper develops an agent-based model of climate-related human migration that links repeated environmental shocks to individual migration decision-making through the joint evolu…
Who burdens the welfare state? Migration and ageing in housing, education, and healthcare demand
Guillermo Prieto-Viertel, Carsten Källner, Elma Dervic +3
Political discourse attributes the pressure on European welfare systems to foreign nationals. Yet projections of service demand rarely disaggregate service demand by citizenship st…
Why Locking Up Cartel Members Does not Work
Rafael Prieto-Curiel
One of the core strategies to reduce cartel violence is by directly targeting members with law enforcement. Whether targeting leaders, disrupting parts of the organisation, or inca…
Migrants as First Responders: A Global Estimate of Disaster-Driven Remittances
Andrea Vismara, Ola Ali, Carsten Källner +2
International remittances represent a vital source of disaster adaptation finance for households around the world, yet their responsiveness to environmental disasters remains poorl…