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Ngaire Woods

Ngaire Woods

Ngaire Woods is Dean of the Blavatnik School of Government and Founder of the Global Economic Governance Program at the University of Oxford.

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Global | 19.07.2019

Can multilateralism survive the Sino-American rivalry?

In great-power rivalries, international organisations need to facilitate cooperation toward specifically defined goals

Global | 26.02.2018

When Uncle Sam stays at home

Trump’s ‘America First’ policy is prompting other countries to take leadership on an array of issues – and that’s no bad [...]

Global | 09.11.2017

The case against free-market capitalism

Neoliberalism has been tried and found wanting. Do modern governments have the tools or know-how to correct it?

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Vladimir Putin intends to overhaul Russia's political system. Peer Teschendorf in Moscow on the president's motives

Leaving Europe

With his EU citizenship ending, it’s not the passport Paul Mason worries about. It’s the values it was supposed to represent

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