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Jean Lebel is president of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC).

Will inclusive growth succeed?

There is growing global consensus that societal inequalities are intensifying—and that this issue has become one of the major challenges of our time. Recently,

Opinion | BY JEAN LEBEL | May 15, 2017

Will inclusive growth succeed?

Opinion | BY JEAN LEBEL | May 15, 2017

There is growing global consensus that societal inequalities are intensifying—and that this issue has become one of the major challenges of our time. Recently,

Will inclusive growth succeed?

Opinion | BY JEAN LEBEL | May 15, 2017

There is growing global consensus that societal inequalities are intensifying—and that this issue has become one of the major challenges of our time. Recently,

There’s a Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon too

At a time when the Syrian conflict often monopolizes the media, when refugees are travelling mind-boggling distances across Europe, and when Canada is struggling

Opinion | BY JEAN LEBEL | February 1, 2016

Syrian refugees, pictured Sept. 2, 2015, arriving in Greece. The international community must continue to send emergency humanitarian aid to address this crisis. The ultimate goal is to resolve the Syrian conflict. However, in the absence of a short-term solution to the war, it is imperative that we focus on identifying solutions to prevent Lebanon from erupting under this pressure. Both Lebanese citizens and refugees should be involved in identifying solutions that do not exacerbate the existing tensions in Lebanon, writes Jean Lebel. The Hill Times photograph by Fernando Del Berro

There’s a Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon too

Opinion | BY JEAN LEBEL | February 1, 2016

At a time when the Syrian conflict often monopolizes the media, when refugees are travelling mind-boggling distances across Europe, and when Canada is struggling

There’s a Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon too

Opinion | BY JEAN LEBEL | February 1, 2016

At a time when the Syrian conflict often monopolizes the media, when refugees are travelling mind-boggling distances across Europe, and when Canada is struggling

Syrian refugees, pictured Sept. 2, 2015, arriving in Greece. The international community must continue to send emergency humanitarian aid to address this crisis. The ultimate goal is to resolve the Syrian conflict. However, in the absence of a short-term solution to the war, it is imperative that we focus on identifying solutions to prevent Lebanon from erupting under this pressure. Both Lebanese citizens and refugees should be involved in identifying solutions that do not exacerbate the existing tensions in Lebanon, writes Jean Lebel. The Hill Times photograph by Fernando Del Berro