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rss twitter facebook open top menu blavatnik school website about the blog and how to contribute news and views from the blavatnik school of government community open main menu economic growth & resilience governance & law health & well-being science & technology security & conflict admissions & school life bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law pakistan’s election: views from blavatnik school students and alumni on wednesday 25 july, pakistan held its general election which resulted in imran khan’s victory after a controversial political campaign. we have asked some of our pakistani alumni for their thoughts about the election. wasif rehman is a current master of public policy student (mpp 2017) and the recipient of […] bsg alumni , health, welfare and well-being design, not decay in government buildings as a fresh faced civil servant on her first posting to bangalore in 2003, it thrilled me to bits to read the motivational etching on the vidhana soudha, bengaluru’s postcard monument that houses the state legislature. it says in native kannada first: sarkarada kelasa devara kelasa and below it, the […] bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law infrastructure investments must include all americans the united states must increase infrastructure investments and improve infrastructure quality and efficiency in order to best serve its citizens. ranked ninth out of 137 in infrastructure quality on the global competitiveness index of the world economic forum, the u.s. may seem to be excelling in the area of infrastructure. […] admissions and life at the school , bsg alumni a note on a dear mentor anna stewart passed away on 6 october 2017. she was the ceo of uk engineering and construction giant laing o’rourke (who have led the construction of oxford’s blavatnik school of government building), and less notably, served as my mentor at the school. when i first met ms. stewart, a quick-witted and proud […] bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law china’s ban on foreign waste imports is a wake-up call for developed countries to rethink sustainability on march 23, a u.s. representative raised concerns at the world trade organization, claiming that “china’s import restrictions on recycled commodities have caused a fundamental disruption in global supply chains for scrap materials.” his concern related to china’s decision in mid-2017 to impose a ban on the importation of 24 […] recent posts bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law pakistan’s election: views from blavatnik school students and alumni on wednesday 25 july, pakistan held its general election which resulted in imran khan’s victory after a controversial political campaign. we have asked some of our pakistani alumni for their thoughts about the election. wasif rehman is a current master of public policy student (mpp 2017) and the recipient of […] by giulia biasibetti × 03 august 2018 × bsg alumni , health, welfare and well-being design, not decay in government buildings as a fresh faced civil servant on her first posting to bangalore in 2003, it thrilled me to bits to read the motivational etching on the vidhana soudha, bengaluru’s postcard monument that houses the state legislature. it says in native kannada first: sarkarada kelasa devara kelasa and below it, the […] by susan thomas × 27 june 2018 × bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law infrastructure investments must include all americans the united states must increase infrastructure investments and improve infrastructure quality and efficiency in order to best serve its citizens. ranked ninth out of 137 in infrastructure quality on the global competitiveness index of the world economic forum, the u.s. may seem to be excelling in the area of infrastructure. […] by steeve simbert × 12 june 2018 × admissions and life at the school , bsg alumni a note on a dear mentor anna stewart passed away on 6 october 2017. she was the ceo of uk engineering and construction giant laing o’rourke (who have led the construction of oxford’s blavatnik school of government building), and less notably, served as my mentor at the school. when i first met ms. stewart, a quick-witted and proud […] by cameron bell × 24 may 2018 × governance, cooperation and law , guest author going for integrity in march 2018, the australian cricket team became embroiled in scandal as two of its players admitted to ball tampering in a match against south africa. both players were subsequently suspended as was the captain. the team’s coach, darren lehmann, later resigned. as one of the people asked to review the australian […] by peter collins × 21 may 2018 × bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law china’s ban on foreign waste imports is a wake-up call for developed countries to rethink sustainability on march 23, a u.s. representative raised concerns at the world trade organization, claiming that “china’s import restrictions on recycled commodities have caused a fundamental disruption in global supply chains for scrap materials.” his concern related to china’s decision in mid-2017 to impose a ban on the importation of 24 […] by yanzhu zhang × 30 april 2018 × bsg alumni , governance, cooperation and law the armenian ‘velvet revolution’: a peaceful transition along the thorny path to democracy april 23th 2018 marked an incredibly important milestone in the history of armenia and perhaps in the history of the whole post-soviet space. after 11 days of peaceful protests demanding the resignation of newly elected prime minister serzh sargsyan, he resigned, wishing peace and harmony to the armenian nation. it […] by marina aramyan × 30 april 2018 × bsg faculty , governance, cooperation and law now is the time to step up together on climate change how can countries step up climate action to meet the goals they set for themselves in paris? a big part of the answer lays in building stronger links to local governments, the private sector, and civil society. in 2018, an international effort to increase climate action and raise ambition has […] by thomas hale, ann gardiner × 30 april 2018 × 1 2 3 … 39 next → search tags admissions africa applications banking brazil brexit building integrity canada china cities climate change cogc 2013 conflict corruption democracy dphil education elections eu europe finance financial crisis gender equality germany governance government health healthcare india law leadership life at bsg mpp oxford pakistan politics regulation summer project technology terrorism trump uk un usa yemen filter by author type bsg staff bsg faculty guest contributor bsg alumni bsg students archives archives select month august 2018 (1) june 2018 (2) may 2018 (2) april 2018 (4) march 2018 (2) february 2018 (6) january 2018 (3) december 2017 (2) november 2017 (5) october 2017 (1) september 2017 (2) august 2017 (3) july 2017 (1) june 2017 (3) may 2017 (2) april 2017 (2) march 2017 (4) february 2017 (8) january 2017 (3) december 2016 (6) november 2016 (13) october 2016 (6) september 2016 (7) august 2016 (7) july 2016 (6) june 2016 (6) may 2016 (6) april 2016 (2) march 2016 (5) february 2016 (3) january 2016 (5) december 2015 (6) november 2015 (4) october 2015 (8) september 2015 (2) august 2015 (4) july 2015 (2) june 2015 (2) may 2015 (7) april 2015 (5) march 2015 (5) february 2015 (5) january 2015 (1) december 2014 (8) november 2014 (1) october 2014 (9) september 2014 (2) august 2014 (4) july 2014 (3) june 2014 (6) may 2014 (3) april 2014 (3) march 2014 (2) february 2014 (6) january 2014 (13) december 2013 (6) november 2013 (9) october 2013 (8) september 2013 (5) july 2013 (2) june 2013 (5) may 2013 (3) april 2013 (4) march 2013 (3) february 2013 (4) january 2013 (6) december 2012 (9) november 2012 (7) the views expressed on this blog are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of, and should not be attributed to, the blavatnik school of government or the university of oxford. like us on facebook latest tweet "i realised th

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