Does International Cooperation Require Shared Values?
argues that the erosion of common norms means that a new basis for mutual accommodation must be found.
Ngaire Woods
Ngaire Woods is Founding Dean of the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford.
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How to Steal the Populists’ Clothes
calls on mainstream democratic leaders to learn three lessons from anti-establishment parties and leaders.
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International Cooperation 2.0
argues that US leadership may no longer be necessary to underpin a rules-based global order.
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When Welfare Sabotages Lives
says the UK's social security program asks too much of recipients and offers too little in return.
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The Case Against Free-Market Capitalism
proposes measures to reinvigorate a system that, despite its shortcomings, has significant potential to improve lives.
