IPPR News
- New IPPR Website
- Volume 6, Number 1 is now available
- Volume 5 Number 1 is now available
- The Millennium Development Goals: A mission impossible?
- IPPR Volume 7: Deadline for Submissions
- Video: IPPR Debate - 23rd March, 2011
- IPPR FORUM 2011: The Arab Revolution
- IPPR FORUM 2011: The Arab Revolution
- Video - The Arab Spring, Power of the People. Part 1
- Video - The Arab Spring, Power of the People. Part 2
- Video - The Arab Spring, Power of the People. Highlights
- @IPPR #0 - A Welcome Note
- @IPPR #1: Strikes, public debt, Turkey and the Pacific century
- Why cutting the spiral of violence in Colombia would cause negative externalities in the Andean Countries
- Afghanistan Ten Years On: View from the Frontline
- The military side of America’s “Pacific century”
- Romanian Protesters Demand Drastic Changes
- The Food Game
- The EU should engage in a dialogue with Hamas
- Human Trafficking and the London Games - Policy Brief
- Occupy Nigeria
- What happened to debt forgiveness for Sudan? A cure for bad memory
- Can Turkey be a role model for its region?
- Are charity appeals for developing countries missing the point?
- Diplomats for hire
- IPPR Career Event - "Diplomacy, policy and research: pathways to working in politics"
Volume 6, Number 1 is now available
1 November 2010
This year it has been my privilege to steer the IPPR, and we have seen some grand changes. I have had the good fortune to work with an outstanding team, and have received support from a very dedicated and generous faculty. We have put together a new website, co-hosted with the ODI our inaugural IPPR Forum: “The Millennium Development Goals: A Mission Impossible?” and welcomed aboard an outstanding steering committee comprised of academics and practitioners. It is the collaboration of many that we hope will continue to keep us asking the right questions, and creating original, important and insightful dialogues. We hope you enjoy our new issue framed around ‘A World Order’, and we welcome your future contributions and readership.
The latest issue of the International Public Policy Review - Volume 6, Issue 1 is now available.
