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New scholarships to train the next generation of British and Irish politicians

The Political Leadership Scholarships aim at improving the diversity, calibre and training of public leaders in UK and Republic of Ireland

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Heading to the negotiating table
Policy Challenge
June 2019
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An exciting day of policymaking for local school students
Policy Slam
June 2019
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Blavatnik School appoints new Professor of Practice
Chris Stone
June 2019
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New programme to find next generation of BAME leaders in the UK now open
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June 2019
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Emily Jones receives Teaching Excellence Award
Emily Jones
May 2019
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Pathways for Prosperity Commission's new report on technology for health and education
Positive Disruption report
May 2019
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‘A year in review’ – our annual report is out today
2018-2019 annual report
May 2019
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Inspiration from across disciplines at the third Kyoto Prize at Oxford
Joan Jonas
May 2019
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Welcome to this year’s Hong Kong Fellows
Hong Kong Fellows
May 2019
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Paul Collier discusses "The future of the corporation, economy and society"

Paul Collier discussed his book, 'The Future of Capitalism: Facing The New Anxieties', alongside Colin Mayer, author of 'Prosperity: Better Business Makes the Greater Good' during an event at the O

18 June 2019
Research update
'Positive disruption: health and education in a digital age' - new report
The Pathways for Prosperity Commission released a new report which argues that well-considered investments in digital technology can transform global health and education systems across the developing world, but too often they fail to deliver impact at scale.
30 May 2019
Research update
Anandi Mani coauthors article on gender gaps in citizens' political engagement

Anandi Mani, Professor of Behavioural Economics and Public Policy at the Blavatnik School, co-authored a study about gender gaps in political engagement.

21 May 2019
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Can multilateralism survive the Sino-American rivalry?

Ngaire Woods examines how multilateral organisations can respond to the US-China trade and technology war

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In Yemen’s internationalised war, it’s time to give local peacemakers the floor

Rafat Al-Akhali co-authors an opinion piece on the overlooked role of local peacemakers in the conflic

The New Humanitarian
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Why religious tolerance won in Indonesia but lost in India

Maya Tudor's co-authored piece about why pluralistic nationalism isn't enough

Foreign Affairs
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Alumna elected to Ukranian parliament
Lisa Yasko
July 2019
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Alumna translates book by Indian anti-superstition activist
Jai Vipra
May 2019
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Alumnus writes on the importance of the European Elections
Saim Saeed
May 2019
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