How do cash transfers to poor households affect the wider community and local economy? 💭 BSG's Stefan Dercon (Stefan Dercon) talks to Dennis Egger about a new study of 10,500 households in rural Kenya in the latest CSAE podcast ⬇️🎧 ow.ly/HVOC50T8CAP

📢 #SOC24 Registration Closing this Friday! If you plan to join us in person at the beautiful Blavatnik School of Government, make sure to book your ticket by Friday noon! 📅 Programme: golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/community/even… 🎟️ Sign up here: oxforduniversitystores.co.uk/product-catalo…

How can we become resilient leaders in a polarised world? 🌎 Find insights from BSG's Prof Karthik Ramanna forthcoming book, "The Age of Outrage", in this review from Ideas for Leaders ⬇️ ow.ly/aSng50T90b4

When public officials accept private-jet flights and luxury-resort vacations from those seeking to influence them, it inevitably reeks of corruption, notes Blavatnik School of Government’s Ngaire Wood. bit.ly/4g1we9m

🌍 Over 200 attendees joining us in person at #SOC24 at the Blavatnik School of Government ✈️ Traveling to Oxford? Check out our Delegate Pack for all the details: golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/community/even…

🚨Reminder: We're taking part in the Oxford Preservation Trust's Oxford Open Doors 💫 You can pop in and explore our award-winning building on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September 🏛️ More info here 👉 ow.ly/uXeI50T7fX5

We're delighted to welcome Philippa Webb, our new Professor of Public International Law, on her first day here at the School 🌍📚 Hear for yourself what Professor Webb will be focused on in her new role ⬇️ ow.ly/jnl450T7vy8

Just days away from #SOC24! 🌟We're excited to host the world's leading experts in social outcomes at Blavatnik School of Government Join us online with your access code (check your email) or in person—let’s make this event unforgettable! 🎟️Register online: lnkd.in/d3q2REFr

BSG alum Steven Wang is now one of the youngest lecturers at Harvard Law School School. A former Rhodes Trust scholar, he shares his journey to Oxford and beyond in this podcast episode ⬇️ ow.ly/RHqv50Teg5Y

Last chance to register for #SOC24! 🌟 Join us online for the Social Outcomes Conference 2024. Secure your spot to connect with leading voices on #socialoutcomes and engage in insightful discussions! ow.ly/7BlX50Te5jU

📣New report out today from Government Outcomes Lab! Can social outcome partnerships boost UK public services? Get the expert view ⬇️ ow.ly/CAOZ50TffcS

Professor Ngaire Woods, the founding Dean of the Blavatnik School of Government is welcoming #SOC24 Delegates

Artificial Intelligence is changing the world as we know it - and it's not slowing down. Just how worried should we be? In yesterday's episode, Gavin Esler discusses the potential opportunities, and dangers, of A.I. with Shannon Vallor and Robert Trager ⬇️ listen.podmasters.uk/TINAD_240904_A…

How do we improve efficiency in public service? Interested to read insights from Tony Blair's new book, "On Leadership", as we aim to inspire better public leadership across the globe Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

"We cannot just bemoan the lack of political will.". BSG's Prof Thomas Hale is interviewed by Lucile Maertens from Geneva Graduate Institute on how we "create political systems that are better designed" to tackle long problems like climate change. ⬇️ ow.ly/V5nV50Tgc5N

Congratulations to Michel Barnier who has been named the prime minister of France. We were delighted to welcome the prime minister to the Blavatnik School for a conversation with Dean Ngaire Woods last year. 📷

Great to see BSG's The Lemann Foundation programme team in Brazil discussing their new report on equity and co-ordination in health systems, authored by João Pedro Caleiro and Dr Anna Petherick⬇️

Today in the Financial Times 💡 BSG's Andreea from Government Outcomes Lab argues "accountable and adaptable social outcomes partnerships" can "deliver better outcomes, save money and rebuild public trust." ⬇️ ow.ly/cqWX50Thgo8

On Sept. 9 at @REAIMSummit, Carnegie Council & Blavatnik School of Government will host a special breakout session about the responsible military use of AI moderated by Brianna Rosen and featuring Tess Bridgeman, Toni Erskine, Paul Lyons, & Kenneth Payne.

📌 Power to People and Places: What does it take to deliver social change for a more equal Britain? In Conversation with Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester Britain is one of the most politic starts in 30 minutes ⏰ Blavatnik School of Government Andy Burnham