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Scientific racism was one of the most harmful misuses of knowledge in modern history. It used the language of #science, measurement, classification, and progress to support false ideas about human hierarchy. Although it presented itself as objective research, it was shaped by #bias, colonial power, social inequality, and political interests. This article studies scientific racism as a historical case of how knowledge can be misused when research is separated from #ethics, soc

Rwanda’s Vision 2020 is an important case for studying how a country can use long-term #national_planning to guide reconstruction, development, and institutional reform after a period of deep social crisis. This article examines Vision 2020 as a #development_strategy that connected economic growth, human capital, governance, infrastructure, private-sector development, agriculture, and regional integration. The article uses a qualitative case-study method based on academic lit