This article by Leandro Vergara-Camus features in the World Social Science Report 2016. This contribution examines our academic and political understandings of social movements, and the ways in which social movements in the developing world have recently tackled social inequalities and struggled for social justice.

This postcard by Sakiko Fukuda-Parr features in the World Social Science Report 2016. Fukuda-Parr highlights the importance of social attitudes to inequality, arguing that unless inequality itself is seen as a problem, and equality is held as a social value by politicians, activists and the public at large, there will be no agitation or support for corrective measures.

This article by Janine Berg features in the World Social Science Report 2016. This contribution argues that over the past several decades, many governments have neglected full employment as a policy objective, and these labour market institutions have been weakened