Good Governance as a Tool to Halt Corruption
In 2018, it is estimated that the world lost 2% of its global income to corruption, Daniel Kaufmann talks about the effectiveness of good governance to tackle this global problem.
Events
The Stockholm Agreement and the Yemeni Conflict
“This is a tenuous, short-term solution, threatened by a lack of key specifics and by the volatile nature of day-to-day events in Yemen”. Read our policy analysis of the Stockholm agreement and the ongoing war in Yemen.
The Transatlantic Relationship – Challenges and Opportunities
When is a so-called crisis an actual crisis? This article discusses the current and historical challenges of Anglo-American relations.
Meaningful Impact: Investigative Journalism with Anas Aremeyew Anas
Read about Ghanaian Anas Aremeyew Anas’ ground-breaking journalistic work – written by Pranesh Narayanan
Luke Harding- How Russia Helped Trump Win the White House
Luke Harding, a foreign correspondent working for The Guardian, gave a talk at UCL on February 8th. The talk covered a more recent scandal, and was premised on Harding’s latest book.
The Role of Experts in an Age of Populism
What is the role of digital technologies? Is the rise in technocracy going to lead to the disconnect with the public? “Have we all become ‘armchair experts’ on Trump and Brexit?”