WATCH: Introducing our research on urban poverty in Uganda
Diana Mitlin and Sophie King talk about their collaborative research on the needs of disadvantaged groups in cities across Uganda.
LISTEN – Beyond add women and stir: Can political settlement analysis take on a stronger gender focus?
29 June 2016 In this podcast, Naomi Hossain of IDS interprets a paper by Sohela Nazneen and Sam Hickey on
Co-producing knowledge about government vision, commitment and capacity to reduce urban poverty in Uganda
28 June 2016 By Sophie King in conversation with Katana Goretti, Peter Kasaija and Silver Owere In the first
Spotlight on an ESID Researcher: Tim Kelsall
24 June 2016 Tell us a bit about your background I grew up in Manchester, went to university in Oxford
WATCH: Exciting new film on our research in Ghana
This new film, featuring our Ghanaian researchers, was made in Ghana and reveals our key findings on the politics of
WATCH: Why do coalitions work in some places and not in others?
In this insightful video, Professor Diana Mitlin outlines her research findings on what can make coalitions work:
WATCH: Takeaways from Rockefeller Centre on what's exciting about the political settlement framework
Badru Bukeyna & Abdul Gafaru Abdulai nearly get run over by a robot lawnmower...And talk about their takeaways from ESID's
Rockefeller Centre Live Vlog: Day 3 – Reflections from Prof. Brian Levy on how far we've come
Professor Brian Levy of John Hopkins University reflects on how far we've travelled towards investigating how politics matters for development:
LIVE VLOG – WATCH: Josephine Ahikire of Makerere University, Uganda
Josephine reflects on what she finds most interesting about ESID's research and talks about hybridity
LIVE VLOG – WATCH: Day 2 of ESID conference at Rockefeller Foundation
Naomi Hossain vlogs on exciting potential for change in elite commitment:
LIVE VLOG – WATCH: What are our researchers looking forward to at Rockefeller Foundation Conference?
Sohela Nazneen & Pablo Yanguas vlog from Bellagio on what they are looking forward to at the ESID Rockefeller Foundation
Upcoming event: Going beyond 'politics matters' – ESID's approach and findings
3 June 2016 On 6 July, our Research Director, Professor Sam Hickey will deliver a lecture at Australian National
Does democracy cause growth?
By Daron Acemoglu, Suresh Naidu, Pascual Restrepo, James Robinson 3 June 2016 This post first appeared on Ideas for India Many analysts view
Can extractive industries promote development?
1 June 2016 By Neil McCulloch This post first appear on the Unu-Wider Blog. I spent the
Spotlight on Subhasish Dey
23 May 2016 Subhasish completed his PhD at The University of Manchester in January 2016. He is an
WATCH: Duncan Green on How Change Happens (and how to make it happen)
https://youtu.be/2KRh37IIBPI
LISTEN: Podcast on the politics of maternal healthcare
Tim Kelsall gives a talk, revealing our research findings on the politics of maternal healthcare in developing countries https://soundcloud.com/globaldevinst/maternal-health-podcast
Public sector reform in Rwanda is driven by a legitimation strategy
By Dr Benjamin Chemouni 13 May 2016 Benjamin is the country researcher for Rwanda in ESID’s project on comparative public
The role and responsibility of foreign aid in recipient political settlements
10 May 2016 Pablo Yanguas’ recent ESID working paper acknowledges that foreign aid is a major transnational influence in many
300 economists call for tax haven crackdown
9 May 2016 ESID CEO Professor David Hulme and Research Director, Professor Kunal Sen have joined with 300 other top economists, calling
Maternal Health Care in Developing Countries – A presentation
9 May 2016 ESID's Tim Kelsall, Frederick Golooba-Mutebi and Sam Hickey recently presented their research on the performance of maternal