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What do readers think of Bill Easterly's book, 'The White Man's Burden'?
Bill Easterly's new book has attracted a lot of publicity, mainly because it provides a strong criticism of aid.
What will the High Level Panel on UN Reform announce this Thursday?
Kemal Dervis, the UNDP Administrator, spoke for ODI and the UK All Party Parliamentary Group on Overseas Development on Wednesday and hinted at the recommendations of the UN High Level Panel on System Wide Coherence
China and the politics of development in Africa
'While Western nerves may jangle at China's growing and muscular presence in Africa, the 48 African heads of state who shot off to Beijing to see what was on offer have fewer qualms'
Is ‘human security’ a neat way of framing a poverty-focused aid programme, or a clever device for the EU to appropriate development aid for the purposes of foreign policy?
This blog asks whether human security a neat way of framing a poverty-focused aid programme in the modern era, or a clever device to appropriate development aid for the purposes of foreign policy?
HIV/AIDS and the Private Sector: What Role, What Next?
Thoughts on the role of the private sector in the struggle with HIV/Aids.
How to tackle mis/disinformation with a human centred approach
Pushing people further into poverty: the impact of Covid-19 in lower- and middle- income countries
An exposé of Trump’s finances: ending US public support for the fossil fuel industry
How President-elect Biden can show leadership in global human rights
The multilateral tools waiting to be used by the Biden administration
It’s time to invest for the 21st century and repurpose humanitarian bureaucracies
A post Covid-19 human rights agenda
Supporting democracy is about more than 'open societies'. Democracy also needs to deliver
How to allocate scarce aid: why Ukraine doesn’t need more aid than Tanzania
To promote open societies globally, the FCDO must be more realistic, politically savvy and self-aware