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Professor and Director, Master of Public Policy, @BlavatnikSchool @StAntsCollege @UniofOxford How can we solve global problems effectively & fairly?
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Gridlock: why global cooperation is failing when we need it most

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By Thomas Hale, David Held, Kevin Young
| LSE Connect Verified
This event grapples with the causes and consequences of the failure of leadership and negotiations across leading sectors of international concern: security, the economy and environment. It examines worrying scenarios of continuing gridlock and pathways that might lead beyond it. Thomas Hale is a postdoctoral research fellow, Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford University.
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Who Could Be the Special Envoy for Future Generations?

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By Thomas Hale, Nudhara Yusuf
| PassBlue Verified
At the Hamburg Sustainability Conference last month, the United Nations announced that the secretary-general will appoint an Envoy for Future Generations. This is an important follow-on to September’s Summit of the Future and fulfills a commitment made two years ago in the Our Common Agenda report.
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A Summit Caught Between Past, Future

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By Thomas Hale
| Addis Fortune (Ethiopia) Verified
Sep 28 , 2024 By Thomas Hale , Anne-Marie Slaughter International cooperation tends to be hardest when it is needed most. Last week, world leaders convened in New York for the United Nations "Summit of the Future," which member states called for in 2020, on the UN’s 75th anniversary. The meeting’s agenda was as ambitious as its name suggests, aiming to forge consensus on peace and security, development, new technologies, and the protection of future generations.
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