Duncan Green

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This blog is written and maintained by Duncan Green, Head of Research for Oxfam GB and author of 'From Poverty to Power'. More information on Duncan and the book is available on the From Poverty to Power official website.

It is a personal reflection by the author. It is intended to provoke debate and conversations about development, not as a comprehensive statement of Oxfam's agreed policies.

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Poverty2Power

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Oxfam GB

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Head of Research

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Latest Blog Posts by Duncan Green

• Hedge Funds for Development? An evening with Ark
  2 Sep 2010
• Channel 16: a new crowdsourcing initiative on disasters and conflict
  1 Sep 2010
• Live where you want; powerpoint MLK; world’s most isolated man; Aid data galore; development jobs and Soviet Union meets tetris on youtube: links I liked
  31 Aug 2010
• Is food the new oil? Fertiliser wars and Brazil as food superpower
  30 Aug 2010
• How about some MDGs for the TOP billion?
  27 Aug 2010
• Locked latrines, meat offsetting and development apps
  26 Aug 2010
• Africa’s four different kinds of economies
  25 Aug 2010
• Fun with data: the history of the world 1960-2008, and you’re in charge
  24 Aug 2010
• Missing revolutionaries; food regulation; localism is wrong; China v Japan; invasion of the Austerians; liberalism and 21st Century enlightenment and hello, humanitarian workers: links I liked
  23 Aug 2010
• Visual metaphor of the week – the hanging donkey
  20 Aug 2010
• What are African countries already doing to adapt to climate change?
  19 Aug 2010
• How much does US corn dumping cost Mexican farmers?
  18 Aug 2010
• The world’s next 20 years on one slide – and it’s pretty scary
  17 Aug 2010
• Slum tourism; world population; inequality in Latin America; where did all the Keynesians go?; the mirage of structural adjustment and is the cow driving the bike? Links I liked
  16 Aug 2010
• What is happening on global bank taxes? Robin Hood reports from the frontline
  13 Aug 2010

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