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Publications and Presentations
Working Papers and Reports
- Making Ends Meet: Connecting the UN’s Hopes for the Rule of Law with National Ambitions for Justice (Todd Foglesong's remarks to UN at meeting on "Rule of Law" )
- Who Needs a Milllenium Development Goal for Justice and Safety? (A new MDG?)
- Measuring the Bottom (Who owns indicators?)
- Three Things Surveys Can Do for Development (Surveys of the Population and Voices of the Poor?)
- Seeing Society Through Indicators (Bruce Western's opening remarks at 2012 Conference)
- Strengthening the Rule of Law by Measuring Local Practice, One Rule at a Time (see p 21) from HILL & WJP report, Innovations In Rule of Law.
More about this report (Todd Foglesong and Christopher Stone) - Encouraging Trends in Pretrial Detention in Russia, Research in Brief (Todd Foglesong)
- Aligning Indicators & Ambitions: How to Improve Indicators Used in Programs to Reduce Violence Against Women & Girls (Todd Foglesong)
- Prison Exit Samples as a Source for Indicators in Pretrial Detention (Todd Fogelsong and Christopher Stone)
- Problems of Power in the Design of Indicators of Safety and Justice in the Global South (Christopher Stone)
- Designing Indicators of Safety and Justice: Lessons from the CLEEN Foundation’s National Crime Victims Surveys in Nigeria (Innocent Chukwuma)
- Justice Indicators for State and National Use: The Lagos State Experience (Professor Oluyemi Osinbajo)
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