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Are we measuring the wrong things in the fight against climate change? In this episode of Provox, the Provost speaks to Professor of Economic Policy Sir Dieter Helm, one of Britain's leading environmental economists, about the realities of climate change, biodiversity loss, and the economics of sustainability. Together they explore why progress has proved so elusive, whether current policies are addressing the right problems, and how societies might balance prosperity with stewardship of the natural world.
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What can an Oxford tutorial teach you about running a country? In this inaugural episode of Provox, the Provost welcomes former Cabinet Minister, broadcaster, writer, and economist Ed Balls for a wide-ranging conversation on economics, politics, and public life. Reflecting on lessons learned as stu…
Can politics still take the long view? In this episode of Provox, the Provost is joined by former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt for a wide-ranging discussion on economics, healthcare, leadership, and the changing nature of public debate. Drawing on experiences at the highest levels of government, Hunt ref…
What can your gut bacteria teach us about fighting infection? The Provost talks to Barclay Williams Professor for Molecular Mucosal Immunology Emma Slack about the microbiome, mucosal immunity, and how the immune system works at our body surfaces. Professor Slack explains how her research is uncove…
How do you lead when everything is changing? In this episode of Provox, the Provost speaks to Baroness Sharon White about an extraordinary career at the intersection of public service, regulation, and leadership. From her Windrush family background in East London to senior roles in the civil servic…
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