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OPINION AND INSIGHT FROM AROUND THE SCHOOL

Man selling bread in Cairo, Egypt
19 April 2022

A perfect storm for developing countries

Interrelated economic and political crises in poorer countries are putting millions of lives at risk, but mitigation is possible. Leading economies must refrain from beggar-thy-neighbor policies and use their combined resources in the IMF and the World Bank to act quickly and unconditionally to avert disaster.

Ngaire Woods

Ngaire Woods
Global cooperation

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Martin Williams and Nana Agyekum-Dwamena at the 2017 Challenges of Government Conference
17 May 2022

Turning academic insights into practical lessons: civil service reform in Ghana

A new case study from Martin Williams demonstrates how we are bringing academic theory to life through interactive case teaching.

Sarah McAra

Sarah McAra
Case Centre on Public Leadership
Aerial photo of Accra, Ghana
20 April 2022

A balancing act of management approaches

What can we learn from Ghana's civil service about the links between organisational performance and the way in which civil servants operate under different management practices?

Martin Williams

Martin Williams
Public sector
A passenger wearing protective equipment awaits the departure of a speedboat in Manaus, Brazil in 2020. IMF / Raphael Alves
13 April 2022

Tracking COVID-19 policies across Brazil: the tracker’s largest subnational project

Brazil was the first subnational project of the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker. It has been going since the summer of 2020, amid some challenges and many successes.

Maria Luciano

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Julia Sampaio

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COVID-19

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A passenger wearing protective equipment awaits the departure of a speedboat in Manaus, Brazil in 2020. IMF / Raphael Alves
13 April 2022

Tracking COVID-19 policies across Brazil: the tracker’s largest subnational project

Brazil was the first subnational project of the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker. It has been going since the summer of 2020, amid some challenges and many successes.

Maria Luciano

,

Julia Sampaio

,

COVID-19
Germany and COVID vaccines: too cautious?
11 March 2022

Restrictions and mandates for the unvaccinated - the new normal?

Vaccines have transformed the world of pandemic policy and the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker is adapting. The team explain the changes in details.

Helen Tatlow

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Thomas Hale

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Emily Cameron-Blake

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COVID-19
Shanghai, China
04 February 2022

How Chinese provincial governments responded to COVID-19 waves driven by the Delta and Omicron variants

How long will China continue to pursue suppression of COVID-19 transmission? The team who collect and analyse China's data for our COVID-19 Government Response Tracker argue that a change of strategy is not likely.

Thomas Hale

Thomas Hale
COVID-19
28 November 2012

Deepening Democracy Means Looking Beyond Elections

Democracy and politics
27 November 2012

Deepening Democracy, Deepening Divides: Can democracy and the international refugee regime coexist?

Democracy and politics Conflict and stability
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Inclusion
26 November 2012

Fighting corruption: Effective examples from surprising places

Democracy and politics
23 November 2012

Deepening Democracy: In Nigeria, improving government accountability means paying politicians less

Democracy and politics
18 November 2012

Deepening Democracy in Europe: Participatory budgeting is a solution to the austerity vs democracy conundrum

Democracy and politics Global cooperation
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Economy
08 November 2012

How to improve democracy in China? Start with a free press

Democracy and politics

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