Why have some Asian countries become more democratic as they have grown richer, while others haven’t? In From Development to Democracy, Dan Slater and Joseph Wong offer a sweeping and original answer to this crucial question.  

In this session, the Government Outcomes Lab will explore the final results of the Quality Education India Development Impact Bond (DIB). 

Are you applying for one of our graduate programmes? Hear from four of our fantastic MPP students about their experiences of the course, life at the School, and the exciting opportunities available to you as a student at Oxford University. 

The Philosophy, Disability and Social Change 3 online conference features twenty sessions of presentations by disabled philosophers and their allies, highlighting the diversity and range of approaches to critical philosophical work on disability.

Dr Nematullah Bizhan presents findings from State Fragility, which examines key questions as to the nature of state fragility, policies used to mitigate it, assessment of outcomes, and prospects.

In the launch of this volume, world-leading experts come together to debate the rights of both majorities and minorities in the context of modern democracies. 

The Alfred Landecker Programme is pleased to host Dr Olga Onuch, Professor Volodymyr Kulyk and Dr Dmytro Vovk for a roundtable on the relationship between Ukrainian national identity and ethnic/religious plurality.

Launch event for the establishment of the Dame Louise Richardson Chair in Global Security, and panel discussion: A dangerous world – The future of global security.

A panel discussion on the rules of international law relating to treatment by belligerents of prisoners of war.

Forced migration has been one of the pressing and defining issues of the last two decades. This panel will address the recent evidence and policy challenges of forced migration in Europe and other regions of the world.

Sir Geoff Mulgan, author of 'Another World is Possible' asks what can be done about the crisis of imagination when thinking of ways to make the world a better place, looking in particular at the role of universities in helping societies to think ahead.