VOICES OPINION AND INSIGHT FROM AROUND THE SCHOOL 25 November 2021 Should we feel hopeful after COP26? As extreme weather plagues his home region of British Columbia, MPP student Evan Guy reflects upon the successes and shortcomings of COP26 Evan Guy Climate Featured 25 November 2021 How can bureaucracies overcome political challenges? Politics and political figures have the potential to disrupt bureaucracies and therefore, service delivery. Guillermo Toral explores ideas for mitigating these challenges with Joao Caleiro João Pedro Caleiro Public sector 09 November 2021 The Texas effort: collecting county-level COVID-19 government policies The second largest state in the US also has the highest number of counties. Collecting and coding policies for 245 counties has been (and still is) a mammoth effort worth making, writes Kaitlyn Green. Kaitlyn Green COVID-19 Health 11 November 2021 Exploring the implications of the digitalisation of government To achieve successful digitalisation of government, legal and regulatory frameworks must exist alongside institutions with autonomy and capacity, as well as a culture of data protection in both private and public organisations says Beatriz Kira. Beatriz Kira , João Pedro Caleiro , Technology Latest CategoryBusiness and capitalismClimateConflict and stabilityCOVID-19Democracy and politicsDevelopmentEconomyEducationGlobal cooperationGovernance, cooperation and lawHealthHuman behaviourInclusionIntegrityLawPublic sectorStudentsTechnologyThe SchoolTrade 25 November 2021 Should we feel hopeful after COP26? As extreme weather plagues his home region of British Columbia, MPP student Evan Guy reflects upon the successes and shortcomings of COP26 Evan Guy Climate 25 November 2021 How can bureaucracies overcome political challenges? Politics and political figures have the potential to disrupt bureaucracies and therefore, service delivery. Guillermo Toral explores ideas for mitigating these challenges with Joao Caleiro João Pedro Caleiro Public sector 24 November 2021 The new MSc in Public Policy: tips for submitting your short research proposal The new MSc in Public Policy Research requires applicants to submit a short research proposal. Hear from MSc Course Director, Professor Peter Kemp, about how to tackle the challenge. Peter Kemp , Ruth Anderson , The School 19 November 2021 Confronting corruption and driving institutional change: a new case study featuring an MPP alumna The Case Centre on Public Leadership has published the School’s first case study that features a former MPP student, Soledad Núñez. Oenone Kubie The School Integrity 11 November 2021 Exploring the implications of the digitalisation of government To achieve successful digitalisation of government, legal and regulatory frameworks must exist alongside institutions with autonomy and capacity, as well as a culture of data protection in both private and public organisations says Beatriz Kira. Beatriz Kira , João Pedro Caleiro , Technology 10 November 2021 Using comparative methods to improve education policy implementation in Brazil and beyond What methods can be used to evaluate and improve the delivery of education policy? We talk to postdoctoral researcher Filipe Recch of the Lemann Foundation Programme at Oxford. João Pedro Caleiro Public sector Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page Next Last page Last » Focus On: Admissions More on the School 10 November 2021 Submitting your application: final checklist 2021 Are you ready to submit your application to study with us, but you are worried you might have missed something? Not to worry, we have prepared a final checklist to submitting your application! Kim Edwards The School 24 November 2021 The new MSc in Public Policy: tips for submitting your short research proposal The new MSc in Public Policy Research requires applicants to submit a short research proposal. Hear from MSc Course Director, Professor Peter Kemp, about how to tackle the challenge. Peter Kemp , Ruth Anderson , The School 03 November 2021 How to write an Oxford-style CV: Let your achievements shine One of the most attractive features of our programmes is the diversity of our student body, in terms of cultural, academic and professional experience. Kim Edwards , Beatriz Melendro Martinez , The School Public sector 02 November 2021 What makes a good personal statement? The Personal Statement plays a key role when our Admissions Committee are considering your application file. Kim Edwards , Beatriz Melendro Martinez , The School Focus On: Covid-19 More on Covid-19 09 November 2021 The Texas effort: collecting county-level COVID-19 government policies The second largest state in the US also has the highest number of counties. Collecting and coding policies for 245 counties has been (and still is) a mammoth effort worth making, writes Kaitlyn Green. Kaitlyn Green COVID-19 Health 29 October 2021 The global political response to COVID-19 was not effective, but we can learn from it A memo on the political barriers to COVID-19 response informed the 2021 Global Preparedness Monitoring Board annual report. The Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker team share some insights into their analysis. Martina Di Folco , Thomas Hale , Anna Petherick , Toby Phillips , COVID-19 Global cooperation ... Health 13 August 2021 COVAX Phase II challenges and opportunities Lessons learned from the Policy Challenge II-COVAX course simulated negotiations. Julia Sawatzky , Jasper Johnston , Jiaxin Zhao , Victoria Udom , COVID-19 The School
