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Ngaire Woods's essay about the nature of power and how international cooperation can provide vital restraints to leaders blinded by it.

Ngaire Woods writes about the interrelated economic and political crises in poorer countries that are putting millions of lives at risk, and argues mitigation is possible if leading economies use their combined resources in the IMF and the World Bank.

Ngaire Woods identifies three factors – leadership, effective internal processes, and transparency – that international organisations can employ when managing the constant tension between powerful members' interests and those of the rest. 

MPP student on "the broken evacuation system" in Afghanistan.

Ngaire Woods and Anna Petherick write about why rich countries ought to follow through on global vaccination commitments and establish international standards for travel

Universities are one of democracy’s greatest weapons but short-termism and combative identity politics are undermining their strategic role, says Ngaire Woods 

Interview with Ngaire Woods speaking ahead of this year’s Universities Australia conference, where she is delivering the closing address

Ngaire Woods and Ok Pannenborg argue that global models must shape responses that are grounded firmly in local communities to be better prepared for future pandemics