Is it time to end the war on drugs?
By Joshua Kenyon The war on drugs, pioneered by the Nixon administration in the 1970s, is a global campaign to end the supply of...
Implementation – What Is It & Why Does It Matter?
Academics and public policy practitioners often spend excruciating amounts of time identifying the most efficient and effective policies. Here Chris Minch discusses that, after...
How can India’s political parties best embrace the country’s development?
Following this year’s World Economic Forum in India, Keval Dhokia considers the route ahead for Indian national politics. Keval is currently studying an MA...
UK policy in Sri Lanka: saying one thing, doing the other
Three years after Sri Lanka’s brutal civil war ended, both sides are still feeling the repercussions. Nate Barker reports on the British government’s hypocrisy...
What will Justine Greening do for international development?
Last week’s reshuffle saw the Mayor of London Boris Johnson attack David Cameron over what he claimed was the “demotion” of Transport Secretary Justine...
Unjust Food System Leaves the South Short
Our focus on the crisis in the Horn of Africa continues, as DiA blogger Laura Mason suggests that the famine which has left millions...