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Calbis Studies inSocial Institutions
and Human
Development.

Understanding social change.
Expanding shared possibilities.

Social science perspectives on institutions, wellbeing, inequality and the opportunities people have to shape their lives.

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THE SERIES AT A GLANCE

Institutions & society

Human wellbeing

Shared futures

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Social Change and Shared Futures

ISBN 978-625-30084-5-1

Institutions, Inequality and Human Development

Edited by Halide Kıvrak · Martin Mulyadi

How can societies navigate change while expanding people’s opportunities to live well and participate in public life? This edited collection brings social science perspectives to the relationships among institutions, inequality and human development.

Inequality & opportunitySocial policyMigration & genderCommunity developmentPublic participationInstitutional change
Full chapter deadline
31 December 202623:59 Türkiye time (UTC+3)
Expected publication
April 2027Subject to review and production
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Social Change and Shared Futures

FORTHCOMING BOOK / APRIL 2027

Social Change and Shared Futures

ISBN 978-625-30084-5-1

Institutions, Inequality and Human Development

Halide Kıvrak · Martin Mulyadi

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ABOUT THE SERIES

How institutions shape lives.
What shared futures require.

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This series brings social science perspectives to the ways institutions shape human wellbeing, opportunity and collective life. It covers inequality, social policy, migration, gender, participation, community development and institutional change. Context-sensitive and comparative contributions should illuminate the social processes through which development expands or constrains people’s capabilities and life chances.

For researchers, educators and policy communities exploring the social processes that shape wellbeing, participation and human development.

Inequality & opportunitySocial policyMigration & genderCommunity developmentPublic participationInstitutional change

THE EDITORIAL COMMUNITY

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Book editors for the collections
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BOOK EDITOR

Halide Kıvrak

Ibn Haldun University · Türkiye

Halide Kıvrak is an assistant professor at Ibn Haldun University. Her research explores employee psychology, creativity and innovation. With a background in business, international relations and human resource management, she examines how individual and organisational conditions influence people’s experiences and contributions at work.

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BOOK EDITOR

Martin Mulyadi

Shenandoah University · United States

Martin Mulyadi is a professor of accounting and the YHB Endowed Chair in Accounting at Shenandoah University. His research connects accounting with artificial intelligence, technology, education, governance and analytics, bringing an institutional perspective to questions of organisational and social change.

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