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This year's Alfred Landecker Memorial Lecture with Norbert Frei will explore the complex history of Germany’s handling of the Nazi past as a project of societal self-enlightenment.
This Engaging with Evidence session examines the use of outcomes-based funding within education interventions in India.
“Deliberative democracy” and “civic engagement” can take many forms and offer ways to strengthen democracy beyond elections. This panel discussion brings together three experts who will introduce the possibilities and the dilemmas.
Governments now have more choices when responding to COVID-19 due to higher immunity in their populations, says Thomas Hale.
Jonathan Wolff asks when is it morally acceptable for one person to subject another to risk in the context of the pandemic.
Ciaran Martin's lecture 'End-to-end encryption: the fruitless (?) search for a compromise' is quoted in the article.
Although moving from nudges to compulsion may induce some sceptics to get the jab, it may convert others into implacable opponents, says Thomas Hale regarding vaccine mandates.
