LISTEN: A podcast of our findings on public sector reform in Ghana
[soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/260038371" params="auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true" width="100%" height="450" iframe="true" /] A talk delivered at GIMPA in Ghana by ESID researchers Pablo Yanguas, Abdul
ESID at the Development Studies Association Conference
19th April 2016 The Global Development Institute are taking a lead role in convening seven panels at
Political settlements approach to extractive industries in Eastern Africa
Marja Hinfelaar 15 April 2016 In February, I presented some of our ESID research findings on the politics of natural
Spotlight on an ESID researcher: Franklin Oduro
15 April 2016 What is your educational background? I am a political scientist by training. My first degree was in
What are our findings on Ghana?
Anna Webster 13 April 2016 So the ESID team are back in Manchester following a great week
Crises and social protection in Ethiopia: New challenges, new opportunities?
Dr Tom Lavers 12 April 2016 ESID research on the politics of social protection shows that crises have been central
The challenge of public sector reform in Ghana
By Pablo Yanguas 5 April 2016 Will legal reform be enough? How can regular people be involved in debates about effectiveness?
Live Blog – ESID's visit to Ghana
Anna Webster 5 April 2016 It's day 2 of our Ghana events and we're releasing our research findings at The Centre
Taking our research findings to Ghana
Kojo Asante 29 March 2016 Next week we are excited to be visiting Ghana to disseminate our research
MNREGA, India's Rural Employment Guarantee – 10 years on
22 March 2016 Professor Kunal Sen For the tenth anniversary of MNREGA, our Research Director, Professor
Will new governance approaches fix the public sector reform agenda?
14 March 2016 [Blog post excerpted from Yanguas & Bukenya (2016), 'New' approaches confront 'old' challengers in African public sector
Transparency on extractive industries and the problem of shrinking civic space
11 March 2016 Anthony Bebbington During the last week of February 2016, the Extractive Industries
Optimistic rebels vs. the anti-politics machine
29 February 2016 Chris Lyon The secret has been out the bag for a while now. Time was when the
Report from the UNU-WIDER symposium on ‘The Political Economy of Social Protection in Developing Countries’ – Mexico City
25 February 2016 Kate Pruce The sculpture below in Mexico City is called ‘El Ángel de la
From MDGs to SDGs: All change or no change for the global governance of 'development'?
Watch ESID CEO, David Hulme deliver the 22nd Bradford Development Lecture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBReFSLBeI0&feature=youtu.be
Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst
17 February 2016 Our Ugandan researcher and journalist, Angelo Izama, on the tensions leading up to the elections
Spotlight on an ESID researcher: Indrajit Roy
17 February 2016 What is your educational background? My first degree was in history, from the University of Delhi. Then
The art of delivery
16 February 2016 Dan Hynmovitz, Head of Insight and Learning and the Tony Blair Africa Government Initiative, share
How can poor people be brought into formalised economies?
Our Research Director Professor Kunal Sen has just published a new book: Out of the Shadows? The Informal Sector in Post-Reform
Report from The Annual Conference on Economic Growth and Development
25 January 2016 Subhasish Dey In December, I was lucky enough to attend one of the most prestigious conferences on
At what point will we do something about inequality?
20 January 2016 Professor David Hulme Oxfam’s annual inequality report finds that extreme polarisation – the ownership of global assets
LISTEN: A podcast on our latest findings on social protection in Africa
15 Janaury 2016 [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/242079664" params="auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true" width="100%" height="450" iframe="true" /] Our social protection researchers Dr Tom Lavers, Professor Sam Hickey