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This year the Global Leadership Initiative at the University of Sheffield have taken a team of policy analysts to the G7 Leaders Summit, Ise-Shima, Japan. This post is part of a…
This year the Global Leadership Initiative at the University of Sheffield have taken a team of policy analysts to the G7 Leaders Summit, Ise-Shima, Japan. This post is part of a…
Solon Ardittis discusses the relevance and possible impact of some of the proposals tabled at the recent World Humanitarian Summit, and at the forthcoming UN Summit on migrants…
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This year the Global Leadership Initiative at the University of Sheffield have taken a team of policy analysts to the G7 Leaders Summit, Ise-Shima, Japan. This post is part of a…
This year the Global Leadership Initiative at the University of Sheffield have taken a team of policy analysts to the G7 Leaders Summit, Ise-Shima, Japan. This post is part of a…
As Britain’s historic referendum draws closer, James Flint adds context to the nation’s place and role within Europe.
The UK’s place in (or out) of the European Union has become a…
Rene Wadlow looks forward ot the World Humanitarian Summit.
The World Humanitarian Summit organized by the United Nations will opened on 23 May 2016 in Istanbul, Turkey. The…
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Alana Tiemessen argues that common criticisms and cynicism of international justice, and the International Criminal…
The Panama papers show that many countries around the world have failed to tackle tax avoidance and evasion. But making sure everyone pays their fair share is not just a question…
Sarah Carson explores the often unspoken reality of urban living for women around the world and what can be done about it.
Today is International Safe Cities for Women Day. It's a…
Roger Mac Ginty explores the lack of diversity at the International Studies Association and what can be done about it.
“Where are all the brown folks?’ – whispered to me by a PhD…
Ian Thorpe explores how aid is approaching the insights of complexity science.
We are an important juncture in development at the moment with the Sustainable Development Goals due…
Rahel Dette and Julia Steets explore the evolving role of new technologies in aid and development.
Operating in insecure environments is one of the more critical tests for the…
Nancy Birdsall, Scott Morris and Anna Diofasi unpick the politics and numbers behind responses to the Syrian refugee crises.
The Europeans are struggling with the question—and…