Global Economic Governance Programme

We research and debate how global markets and institutions can better serve the needs of people in developing countries. @BlavatnikSchool @UniofOxford

[Folashade Soule @folasoule]

I can now happily share that I awarded a grant to investigate how African (non) state actors are negotiating their digital partnerships with new strategic partners like China. Glad to work on this with @GlobalEconGovce and to be joining @CIGIonline as a non resident senior fellow

[Blavatnik School of Government @BlavatnikSchool]

.@GlobalEconGovce researcher @folasoule says the coup in #BurkinaFaso is unlikely to directly affect Chinese interests in the country 🇧🇫
https://t.co/mLKohPPudo

[Blavatnik School of Government @BlavatnikSchool]

We're helping prepare the UK 🇬🇧 for a new era of trade including digital trade (a priority for #GlobalBritain), how to promote it and at the same time protect consumers and citizens’ privacy @GlobalEconGovce @DigiPathOxf @EmilyJonesBSG @beakira https://t.co/i86aGm19P1

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

How can the UK 🇬🇧 harness digital trade to align with its Global Britain agenda? @DBGarridoAlves shares insights from our multi-stakeholder workshop co-hosted with @DigiPathOxf, @iccwboUK and @OpenRightsGroup
https://t.co/C4p43QF234

[Blavatnik School of Government @BlavatnikSchool]

Experts on trade include our very own @EmilyJonesBSG - the session will be livestreamed for those who want to watch it.

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

📢 Want to contribute to policy-facing research on UK trade policy? We're hiring a Research Officer – an exciting and diverse role working across research, comms and events. Apply by midday on 30 October 2020.
https://t.co/kNJ3EadfW1

[Thomas Hale @thomasnhale]

We're seeing A LOT of #ClimateAction from cities, regions, business, etc.

Is it delivering results?

Today a team of scientists & practitioners has published a framework to assess progress, implementation and impact of sub/non-state climate action https://t.co/3FJ4jAVOPP

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

African leaders reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Africa and new options for development in this excellent interview series, co-directed by GEG Senior Research Associate @folasoule and @camillatoulmin
https://t.co/rSVHHiTQWJ

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

The UK's Trade Bill undergoes continued checks in the House of Lords this week – @EmilyJonesBSG and @AnnaZofiaSands outline how this is a crucial opportunity for the UK to improve Parliamentary scrutiny of trade deals in their @uk_tpo blog https://t.co/nKtDLa7vmI

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

We're hiring! 📢 This is an exciting opportunity to support @thomasnhale's COP26 Fellowship project in the lead-up to next year's UN climate conference in Glasgow: https://t.co/Jcyquhs4fr

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

🇬🇧🇪🇺 After #Brexit, the UK Government is negotiating trade agreements for the first time in almost 50 years. What role should Parliament play in scrutinising trade deals? New working paper from @EmilyJonesBSG and @AnnaZofiaSands @BlavatnikSchool https://t.co/onUu79eRgI

[Biniam Bedasso @biniegu]

Ethiopia and Egypt have plenty to learn from the feat of regional cooperation 3 South American countries managed to pull off 4 decades ago: a @ProSyn piece I co-authored with @MAGgwg who is one of the current custodians of this iconic accomplishment. https://t.co/IlRhjDPan6

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

Congratulations to @thomasnhale, who will focus on leveraging the potential of subnational and non-state actors to combat climate change for his #COP26 Fellowship 🌱

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

New working paper from @stephanygj and @natalyanaqvi ✍️ Industrial policy and risk sharing in public development banks: Lessons for the post-COVID response from the European Investment Bank and EFSI
https://t.co/ZBEmepWPsc

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

Will the UK reach a trade deal with the EU before the end of the transition period? How much regulatory alignment should UK negotiators seek with the US? @EmilyJonesBSG joined @wiguk to discuss process+progress of the UK's Free Trade Agreements #WIGevents https://t.co/ATuviMzgO3

[Initiative for Sustainable Energy Policy (ISEP) @sais_isep]

In case you missed it, here is the link to the @ERESAIS-ISEP Webinar on #China's #BeltAndRoad report with Chuyu Liu, @thomasnhale, and @jurpelai. @BlavatnikSchool @ClimateWorks #EREISEPWebinar https://t.co/fuVGo77Dm3

[Initiative for Sustainable Energy Policy (ISEP) @sais_isep]

Still not late! Today at 10 am EST: Join us for a Webinar to celebrate the launch of the the most comprehensive, in-depth report on #China's Belt & Road Initiative with Chuyu Liu, @thomasnhale & @jurpelai. To attend: https://t.co/sPvQDsR7MP #EREISEPWebinar #BRI

[Blavatnik School of Government @BlavatnikSchool]

A comprehensive report on #China's Belt and Road Initiative explores processes in #BRI projects and shares recommendations for shifting to more sustainable decision-making and implementation 🇨🇳🌱
Co-authored by @thomasnhale and @sais_isep @ClimateWorks https://t.co/bvLSqs4bVM

[Global Economic Governance Programme @GlobalEconGovce]

How does sustainability factor into decision making on #BeltandRoad projects? And what can be done to 'green' the BRI? @thomasnhale joins speakers from @SAISHopkins to discuss their new report, Tue 28 April, 10:00–11:00 EST @BlavatnikSchool @ClimateWorks
https://t.co/pBIHIEmSfj

[Thomas Hale @thomasnhale]

Very excited to share some ideas on covid, climate, and cooperation tomorrow 10am UK time. Join us if you can. Info below