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Q&A: Do social impact bonds work?
If you want to help Africa, let business lead the way
A return to prudence: how to restore faith in accounting
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October 2018
The Lancet Global Health Commission on High Quality Health Systems

With Dr Margaret Kruk, the lead for the Lancet Global Health Commission on High Quality Health Systems for the SDG era

10
October 2018
Book launch with Paul Collier: The Future of Capitalism

World-renowned economist Paul Collier presents his new book, The Future of Capitalism

12 - 13
October 2018
Political economy of finance conference for early career researchers

Bringing together early career researchers working on empirical questions in political economy of finance

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We have had an 82% growth in research income in the year 2017/18