Webinars of the week - 1 March - A week full of events at LSE, important debates about Latin America and Brazil (King's, UCL, LSE and Chatham House) and a great seminar on political economy with Dr Scott James at Cambridge. #publicpolicy #politicaleconomy #LATAM

Webinars of the week - 22 February - This week we'll have amazing webinars about Brazil (Wilson Center and Harvard), money and political power (LSE and Chicago Booth), Monica DeBolle (PIIE) and Tony Blair (Institute for Government).

Webinars of the week - 14 February - Great webinars about information, cyberlaw and politics.

Webinars of the week - 8 February - Great webinars about big tech, big business, security, central banks and the politics of regulation.

Webinars of the week - 1 February - Webinars are back at full steam. King's College London will host a great one about business groups in emerging economies; Harvard will discuss business under the Biden administration.

Webinars of the week - 25 January - In this selection, we have Francis Fukuyama at Chicago Booth, Mariana Mazzucato at LSE on her new book, and King's Brazil Week beginning on Monday.

Webinars of the week - 18 January - Webinars are slowly coming back from the holidays. Not much in the US, though. My favourite session this week will be Annelise Dodds', the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, former lecturer at King's and author of "Comparative Public Policy", at LSE on Thursday.

Webinars of the week - 14 December - The selection of this week brings discussions on cyber risk, ESG, trade between the UK, China and Latam, one wrap-up lecture with professor Mazzucato and another one with Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz.

Webinars of the week - 7 December - The highlight of this week is a 3-day conference at Stanford about business power and democracy. There will be crucial discussions on the impact of corporations on public policies.