Research for the World
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China's one-child policy created a generation that prefers smaller families
24 March 2026 · Dr Shuang Chen
Who benefits from the privatisation of health and social care?
24 March 2026 · Dr Benjamin Goodair
The power and constraints on international law in a political world
24 March 2026 · Dr Theresa Squatrito
Tackling school bullying: insights from Mexico
24 March 2026 · Dr Kevin Zapata-Celestino
How Brexit remade Britain's political identities
24 March 2026 · Professor Sara B Hobolt
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