Search ABOUT STUDY RESEARCH PEOPLE PUBLICATIONS ALUMNI EVENTS Research > In the Media RESEARCH THEMES RESEARCH REGIONS RESEARCH GROUPS IMPACT & PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT IN THE MEDIA DEVELOPMENT IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS SHARE In the Media ODID academics are frequently called on by the media for comment and analysis on topical issues, drawing on their specialist knowledge to bring depth and objectivity to current debates. For commentary on the coronavirus pandemic, please visit our dedicated forum. 04 Oct, 2021 'Conversations'. In an interview with Shamel Azmeh for his podcast series, Professor Diego Sánchez-Ancochea discussed COVID-19 and inequality, trends in inequality, and his latest book on the costs of inequality in Latin America link 21 Sep, 2021 'The Global North Is Closing Its Doors to Migration'. Professor Matthew Gibney writes for World Politics Review on the measures taken by states in the Global North to prevent the arrival of unwanted asylum seekers and other migrants link 13 Sep, 2021 'In the Master’s Office black people step into the past'. Columnist Jonny Steinberg writes for Business Day about the findings of a recent article by Maxim Bolt link 28 Jul, 2021 'Crony globalization: How political cronies captured trade liberalization in Morocco'. Adeel Malik writes for the Brookings Institute link 24 Jun, 2021 'The United States Can Afford More Refugees'. Alexander Betts draws on the experience of three African countries to suggest lessons for the US link 12 May, 2021 'Refugee-Run Organizations Deserve More Money'. Alexander Betts quoted in Foreign Policy article link 11 May, 2021 'OPINION: LGBT+ refugees should be resettled with their chosen families'. DPhils Sam Ritholtz and Rebecca Buxton write for Thomson Reuters Foundation News link 17 Apr, 2021 'Biden’s Refugee Policy Is a Profile in Cowardice'. Alex Betts quoted in Foreign Policy article link 13 Apr, 2021 'Sex and race discrimination are pervasive features of British immigration law'. Catherine Briddick quoted in inews article about the impact of the UK's Domestic Abuse Bill on migrant women link 10 Apr, 2021 'Why the BJP’s rise in Bengal cannot be attributed to "subaltern Hindutva"'. DPhil Pratim Ghoshal writes for the Indian Express link Pages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next Oxford Department of International Development Queen Elizabeth House 3 Mansfield Road, Oxford OX1 3TB tel: +44 (0)1865 (2)81800 Sign up for our e-newsletter Staff intranet Accessibility Statement Privacy Policy Cookie Statement Copyright Site credits Weblearn - resources for students and staff We use cookies to distinguish you from other users and to improve and monitor the website. A cookie is a small file of letters or numbers that we place on your device, if you agree. For more information please see our cookie statement I agree Decline