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Pathway to Success: admissions open for second year to support diversity in UK politics

For the second year, the Blavatnik School is a partner in the programme to find the next generation of BAME leaders in the UK 

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New online course on evidence in public policy – enrol now
Martin Williams is co-director of the Evidence in Public Policy online course
April 2020
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Coronavirus research at the Blavatnik School
Blavatnik School of Government building seen from Walton Street
April 2020
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World’s first COVID-19 government response tracker launched today
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March 2020
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MPP students design AI-based solutions to help address climate change
Byron Fay and team
February 2020
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Jonathan Wolff becomes the inaugural Alfred Landecker Professor, heading research on values for a better democratic future
Jonathan Wolff during inaugural Alfred Landecker Memorial Lecture
January 2020
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World Economic Forum starts today, see our speakers
Ngaire Woods at World Economic Forum 2020
January 2020
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One month left to apply for MPP and DPhil – the world needs better public leaders
Students and attendees
December 2019
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Paul Collier’s economic development online course now available in self-paced version
Paul Collier
November 2019
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MPP 2018 on their graduation celebration
November 2019
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Jo Wolff discusses good governance in a crisis in the 'Ethics and Morality Salon'

Jonathan Wolff, Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy, is the guest of Layla Lavan Ethics and Morality Salon organised by the Calgary Institute for the Humanities.

20 May 2020
Research update
Ngaire Woods contributes to new World Economic Forum publication

Ngaire Woods, dean of the Blavatnik School of Government, contributed the opening chapter to a new World Economic Forum publication. 

20 May 2020
Research update
Jonathan Wolff discusses 'the uses and abuses of nationalism and identity'

Jonathan Wolff, Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy, speaks to John Bell, Director of The Conciliators Guild, about the potential for nationalism and group identity to be abused

19 May 2020
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Critics say lockdowns will be more damaging than the virus. Experts say it's a false choice

Thomas Hale quoted in relation to the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker

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Learning to live with COVID-19

Ngaire Woods and Leany Lemos write about the five lessons rich countries can learn from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil on easing the lockdown

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Trump school of government: teaching policy in an era of political dysfunction

 Karthik Ramanna sets out how the MPP programme gets people with different views to work together

Times Higher Education
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Alumnus recognised as remarkable young leader in British Vogue
Edison Broce Urriola
April 2020
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Alumna writes about six behaviour change strategies to fight COVID-19
Britt Titus
April 2020
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Interview with alumnus and one of Panama's youngest parliamentarians
Edison Broce Urriola
April 2020
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