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Links/RTs from LSE Prof in Practice/ Oxfam Strategic Adviser. Usual disclaimers. Run FP2P development blog oxfamblogs.org/fp2p/
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In academic seminars, 'Men are > 2.5 times more likely to pose questions to the speakers.This male skew was observable only in those seminars in which a man asked first question. When a woman did so, gender split disappeared'. CHAIRS PLEASE NOTE FIRST Q TO A WOMAN - EVERY TIME.
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"As... people’s movements challenge power, development groups remain disengaged and lost in the bubble of “development,” missing a relevant role in these historic times." makes a case for increased political engagement by NGOs in
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Lots of researchers owe a debt to a champion of good research . Now the king of corruption, the sultan of shade, the prince of payola, the boss of bakshish, the Lord of leakage, reflects on his 20 years considering the role of corruption in the aid world
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Goodbye Government, Hello Corruption. @PeterEvans_Guv reflects on his move out of FCDO/DFID to run the @U4_ACRC anti-corruption centre frompoverty.oxfam.org.uk/goodbye-govern
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A guest Blog from our Director asks whether you: 1⃣worry enough about corruption in your sector (health, education, climate.) 2⃣worry for the right reasons (including risks of fueling systemic corruption & bad politics) 3⃣whether you spend enough to tackle it.
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Goodbye Government, Hello Corruption. @PeterEvans_Guv reflects on his move out of FCDO/DFID to run the @U4_ACRC anti-corruption centre frompoverty.oxfam.org.uk/goodbye-govern
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In less than a week, we are heading to Panama with our "Influencing for Senior Leaders" course. Here is our lead facilitator giving us a glimpse into context analysis and why it's just like a trip to the brain gym. 🧠🏋🏾‍♀️
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