Emily Jones leads training for Cabinet Office officials

Emily Jones ran a half-day executive training for 20 Cabinet Office officials (UK Governance Division and Devolution Settlement Division) on negotiation strategy.

Recent research updates

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Research update

New analysis of power gaps in sanctions and countersanctions

Smaller states can sanction larger powers without inviting retaliation, provided an international organisation stands behind them, according to research by Claas Mertens.

Economy

Global cooperation

Abstract image of Earth as glass ball resting on moss in a wood

Research update

Buying green can drive China’s climate action

As China overhauls its public procurement framework, a new article in Dialogue Earth examines how introducing environmental requirements to procurement could drive forward the implementation of China’s climate commitments.

Climate and environment

China

Research update

China's economic security growth model and implications for the US-China security dilemma

Professor Yeling Tan’s latest paper examines China’s shift towards an economic security growth model, where national security increasingly shapes economic policy. She explores the drive for self-reliant innovation, changing trade relationships and new tools to counter economic coercion, and what these shifts could mean for US-China tensions.

Economy

Research on Economic Security and Peace

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China