Institute for Policy Research welcomes Professor Heikki Hiilamo as new Visiting Fellow
We are pleased to welcome Professor Hiilamo to the IPR as a new Visiting Fellow.
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We are pleased to welcome Professor Hiilamo to the IPR as a new Visiting Fellow.
Gabriel Vencionek explains how Rio de Janeiro’s municipalities are reinventing local development through cash transfers.
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On 5 February, Professor Jonathan White discusses how politics has been directed by shifting visions of the future and explores how we can safeguard democracy.
On 11 February, Jens Beckert delves into the connections between capitalist structures and our failure to address the climate crisis.
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Jonathan White examines the new politics of emergency and the relation between democracy and the future, past and present.
Jens Beckert delves into the connections between capitalist structures and our failure to address the climate crisis.
Our panellists discuss the water quality problems in England and the solutions and policies needed to restore waterways to health.
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