Catherine Kyenret Angai reflects on the public event Governance in a Fragmenting World, exploring what the changing international order means for governance, accountability, and development.
Highlights from an evening event Governance in a fragmenting world, exploring the question: What does the breakdown of the international rules-based order mean for anti-corruption ...
Highlights from two days of research exchange, discussion and connection at the SOAS ACE & INET Conference on Governance and Corruption in the Global South, ...
Public event Date & time: 25 June 2026, 6-7.30pm Location: SOAS University of London Room: Kamran Djam Lecture Theatre (DLT) Main Building About The international ...
Dates: 25–26 June 2026Location: SOAS University of LondonHosts: SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence in partnership with the Institute for New Economic Thinking Programme Photo gallery This two-day ...
By Alan Hudson. Why conventional anti-corruption efforts in health systems often fail, and how a “regulatory landscaping” approach can address the underlying drivers of corruption to support more effective reform.
Dates: 25–26 June 2026Location: SOAS, University of LondonCall for papers deadline: 14 April (closed) SOAS Anti-Corruption Evidence and the Institute for New Economic Thinking are ...
