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Civil resistance: Last week’s conference discussed popular movements challenging oppression and policy issues for the international community.

Next week: Powering Africa - helping energy infrastructure investment deliver growth and connectivity.

Conferences
Global food and agriculture: Policy options in response t...
Mon 11 Apr - Wed 13 Apr 2011
Powering Africa: helping energy infrastructure investment...
Wed 13 Apr - Fri 15 Apr 2011
Media, social media and democratic governance
Mon 16 May - Wed 18 May 2011
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11/04/11
Food price volatility: international policy responses
Volatility in food prices has returned to the headlines a...
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08/04/11
Libya and human rights - the way forward
A half day meeting will be held in London in partnership ...
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28/03/11
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu gives keynote address at Wilton Park conference
Speaking on Turkey’s foreign policy vision at Wilton Park...
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Business and human rights: advancing the agenda

PUBLISHED 08/04/11
Financing continued scale-up in HIV treatment: more money...

PUBLISHED 07/04/11
Prospects for the EU financial perspective in an age of a...

PUBLISHED 30/03/11
Coming to Wilton Park
Based in West Sussex, the exclusive and discreet residential environment offers participants that elusive “space to think” – away from their work environment yet in the company of peers interested and involved in the same issue….
About Wilton Park
A Wilton Park conference forges links between ideas, policy, and delivering practical results. The setting is conducive to dialogue, problem solving and formulating strategies for future policies and actions. Our international reputation…..