NSI's new report, authored by Michael Mutava, examines Kenya's migration governance frameworks, highlighting historical evolution, current dynamics, policy implementation gaps, and strategic recommendations to enhance migration policies.

The eBook Consolidating The African Continental Free Trade Area, released in August 2024, includes a key chapter by Alan Hirsch on migration governance's impact on African economic integration. Hirsch explores historical and contemporary migration issues, advocating for strategic reforms to support the AfCFTA's goals.

Ivor Chipkin's new article in the Journal of Public Administration examines the crisis within South Africa's government, highlighting five key weaknesses and analysing potential legislative reforms for improvement.

Explore Ivor Chipkin's new working paper, in collaboration with the University of Bristol, on public service reform in South Africa, focusing on political control and recent legislative efforts. Download now for detailed insights.

Alan Hirsch reviews Hein de Haas’s book, "How Migration Really Works," highlighting its evidence-based challenge to migration myths. The review aligns with Hirsch’s emphasis on rational migration policies under the NSI's Migration Governance Reform Program.

The New South Institute (NSI) has released two pivotal documents on South Africa’s Senior Civil Service reform, authored by Rafael Oliveira Leite and Ivor Chipkin. The comprehensive White Paper and concise Policy Brief offer critical insights and actionable recommendations for enhancing efficiency, transparency, and professionalism.

Explore NSI's new report on Nigeria's migration governance. This study provides critical insights into policy effectiveness and strategic recommendations for enhancing migration management in Africa.

Alan Hirsch critiques South Africa's migration policies in "South Africa’s Migration Policy Mess," highlighting systemic issues and offering reform recommendations.

Explore the third report in NSI's MIGRA series, "South Africa Country Study," authored by Alan Hirsch. This work offers in-depth analysis of South African migration trends, policies, and impacts, contributing significantly to the discourse on migration governance in Africa.

Discover the insights of Nakarada and Vidojević in "Empowering the Periphery," a pivotal work on global neoliberal capitalism's effect on marginalized societies, emphasizing the need for historical reinterpretation, scientific integration, and transformative alliances, with case studies from South Africa and Serbia.

Explore Jelena Vidojević's chapter on South Africa's welfare system and Universal Basic Income in the Routledge International Handbook, highlighting innovative social policy trends in developing countries.