Epstein Secrets

y article for the World Economic Forum. I was happy to present the preliminary findings at the public forum of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Geneva in October, and the report is launched this week in Nairobi at the ministerial. You can read it here (pdf). grateful to Dr Tony Miller at UNCTAD and

y and playfully mix old and new ideas from all corners of the world to discover ways of rethinking progress today. Read her super speech here on the IFLAS blog, which is now also home to a regular series of articles on leadership themes. EFTA00636230 ;11 In October I was pleased to host Professor J

ry transition to a better economy. I've listed my future event attendance below... maybe see you in London, Lancaster, Lake District, Kuala Lumpur, Geneva, Tokyo, Brisbane, Melbourne, or Boston? I'll send my next update in 3 months, but the link to say goodbye is at the bottom of this mail. Thanks, J

Little on a collection on leadership and sustainability that arose from the Leading Wellbeing Research Festival last summer. On April 9 the team at IFLAS are hosting a reunion in Ambleside which will be a great weekend to share relevant initiatives. These ideas relate to our new MA in Sustainable Lea

UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to research this issue. We will launch the report on the future of EPZs at the WTO on October 1st in Geneva. Fortunately this type of engagement with international organisations to seek some influence for one's research is now more welcomed by the audits

Institute we launched in 2013, as it diversifies on the basis of the talents and interests of the team. For instance, this autumn my colleague and IFLAS Deputy Director, Dr David Murphy, will teach the opening module of the MSc in Strategic Policing. Through our participation in this MSc, we are inte