Politics of Poverty
Ideas and analysis from Oxfam America's policy experts
Politics of Poverty
ReadingMachine: Too much to read, too little time
In Plato's Phaedrus, Theuth invents writing and Thamus questions whether it creates wisdom or merely the appearance of wisdom.
Politics of Poverty
From Commitment to Retreat: The Erosion of the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda in the U.S. and the challenges faced in Colombia and Lebanon
The history of war, conflict, and peace is long and complex. Yet, one basic truth that applies across time, geographies, and landscapes is that the exclusion of women persists.
Politics of Poverty
Protecting Progress on Localization: The Grand Bargain 10 Years On
Ten years have passed since the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) and the launch of the Grand Bargain that emerged from it. The WHS helped shift what 'success' is meant to look like in humanitarian response: judged not only by counting outputs, but asking whether a response is relevant, accountable and of real quality for people living through crisis.