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Missed opportunities and the leadership gap: German public opinion on global health

Missed opportunities and the leadership gap: German public opinion on global health

Ten months into the pandemic, it's already possible to observe changes in development priorities among both policymakers and the wider public in Germany.

Dec 2020 Sergius Seebohm
Building back better: UK public engagement & priorities in the COVID-19 era

Building back better: UK public engagement & priorities in the COVID-19 era

Caught between solidarity and self-interest: Public support for development cooperation during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany

Caught between solidarity and self-interest: Public support for development cooperation during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany

"The adverts. You must have seen them?" The impact of pity-based appeals on British aid perceptions

"The adverts. You must have seen them?" The impact of pity-based appeals on British aid perceptions

Who do the public trust for news about COVID-19?

Who do the public trust for COVID info? Hint: Not social media or politicians

Common ground on COVID: Where Democrats and Republicans agree

Common ground on COVID: Where Democrats and Republicans agree

Germans more aware of global challenges as a result of COVID-19

Germans more aware of global challenges as a result of COVID-19

Fighting COVID-19 in the developing world: Women's perspectives and priorities

Fighting COVID-19 in the developing world: Women's perspectives and priorities

£3bn in cuts to UK aid: Are the public ready for another debate on 0.7%?

£3bn in cuts to UK aid: Are the public ready for another debate on 0.7%?

Trump walks away from the World Health Organisation, but are Republicans ready to leave the world stage?

Trump walks away from the World Health Organisation, but are Republicans ready to leave the world stage?

From personal to global: Women and the threat of COVID-19

From personal to global: Women and the threat of COVID-19

Time for a New Narrative: Alternatives to the language of aid, charity and so-called ‘international development’

Time for a new narrative: Alternatives to the language of aid, charity and so-called ‘international development’