Bringing together researchers from six Oxford departments to look at the current economic, social, and political governance challenges for sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in terms of decision-making and implementation.

A research project with the Ghana Police Service to improve accountability in the traffic police in Ghana.

This project examines the phenomenon of 'thin political markets', where corporate special interests are largely unopposed because of both their tacit subject-matter expertise and the general public’s low awareness of the issues. 

Moving from fact-finding to case-building: a project to advise on the permanent support needed to fulfil international investigative mandates.

This project aims to examine the causal effect of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on the achievements of Palestinian high school students in their final exams that conclude the high school degree between the years 1998-2012, and the mechanism behind it.

There is a growing sentiment that trust in corporations (along with government) is currently in free-fall. However, what does this mean? Why it is important? And what might be done in response?

LMICs have the least developed financial sectors and in many ways find themselves at the periphery of the global financial system. Because their banking sectors are relatively small, these countries rarely figure in global policy debates about banking regulation.