In the media Project Syndicate Global health governance from the grassroots Ngaire Woods and Ok Pannenborg argue that global models must shape responses that are grounded firmly in local communities to be better prepared for future pandemics Ngaire Woods COVID-19 Global cooperation ... Health Global governance
In the media The Conversation COVID: poorest countries should have stopped short of full workplace closures Mehdi Shiva questions whether low-income countries were right to restrict economic activity to the same extent as more developed ones Mehdi Shiva COVID-19 Economy ... Global governance
In the media RTÉ Prime Time Ciaran Martin comments on what can be done to prevent further cyberattacks on the Irish state Ciaran Martin Digital, Cyber and AI Global governance ... Ireland
In the media BBC Radio 4 Today programme Ciaran Martin comments on the SolarWinds cyber attack (about 1:50 on clock) and the recent exclusive interview given to the BBC by head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service Ciaran Martin COVID-19 Global governance ... United Kingdom (UK)
In the media New York Times When fighting erupts between Israel and Hamas, the question of war crimes follows Dapo Akande comments on the question of moral legitimacy raised by civilian deaths on both sides Dapo Akande Global security Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict ... Global governance Israel Palestine
In the media Nature Human Behaviour People Power: Tracking COVID-19 government policies around the world using a citizen-science approach Emily Cameron-Blake writes about how the idea to track government COVID-19 policies from around the globe was conceived and continues to grow with the power of volunteer data contributors Emily Cameron-Blake COVID-19 COVID-19 Government Response Tracker ... Global governance
19 May 19 May 2021, 14:00 - 15:30 Advancing justice for children A virtual discussion on how to strengthen accountability for crimes and violations affecting children in conflict in partnership with Save the Children
In the media Project Syndicate Building a new elite Ngaire Woods writes about France's decision to close the École Nationale d’Administration (ENA) Ngaire Woods Education Public sector ... Global governance Health, education and public services France
In the media New York Times As Britain unlocks, outdoor pints are pure joy Britain has spent 175 days at its “maximum stringency level" according to data from our Oxford COVID19 Government Response Tracker; Tom Hale is quoted Thomas Hale COVID-19 Global governance ... United Kingdom (UK)
