After COP29: what next for climate policy?

Following COP29, where does the world stand in the fight against climate change?

Blavatnik School experts Rachel Kyte, Professor of Practice and UK Special Representative on Climate, and Thomas Hale, Professor in Public Policy, are joined by three current Master of Public Policy students, Vanessa Nakate, Omnia El Omrani and Camille Etienne for a discussion based on their experiences of shaping climate policy across the globe.

Please note this event takes place online only.

Ruby Jacobs-Clarke

I am the MPhil and MSc Coordinator within the DPIR Education Support Team (EST). The EST oversees all aspects of teaching, learning, assessment and admissions for our postgraduate programmes, while supporting both students and staff. We also coordinate elements of the undergraduate PPE and History and Politics degrees.

My primary responsibilities include organising postgraduate teaching and managing PGT admissions.

I am usually based in the Manor Road Building office from Tuesday to Thursday. If you would like to get in touch, please feel free to drop by or send me an email.

The Forward

Negotiating with Difficult Actors: International Negotiation, Mediation and Diplomacy. Day 1 (of 2) Intensive Training Workshop

OxPeace (Oxford Network of Peace Studies) invites you to an intensive two-day (20 and 21 March, 09.30 to 17.30 each day) training workshop in international negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy, covering core concepts, lessons learned from the field and hands-on exercises. This year’s course will in particular focus on how to mediate conflict and negotiate with difficult actors, who resist agreements for mutual gain and disregard established international norms and principles.

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