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2 articles from Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford

Forum Institutional

What are frontier risks and how can we prepare for them?

"Frontier risks” are characterized by unknown likelihood and/or unknown impacts. Here are five ways leaders can prepare for frontier risks in the future.

Eric Parrado, Ngaire Woods, and Melinda Kuritzky 02 Jun 2021

Global Risks

There’s only one option for a global coronavirus exit strategy

The COVID-19 pandemic poses an unprecedented threat to public health and the global economy. Countries must abandon nationalist rhetoric, and embracing stronger international cooperation,...

Ngaire Woods and Rajaie Batniji · Project Syndicate 11 Apr 2020

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