CPSU - Sheffield Central

About CPSU

The Commonwealth Policy Studies Unit (CPSU) is the think-tank for the Commonwealth of fifty-four nations and nearly two billion citizens. We specialise on issues of Commonwealth policy including globalisation, democracy, civil society and human rights.  

We produce quality research-based reports and briefings to inform and influence policy makers. Our work brings the policy choices before the Commonwealth into sharper focus, exploring options and suggesting new directions. CPSU is part of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London.

Recent Publications

NEW!Women Ministers’ Briefing

May 2010

NEW! A Parliamentary Inquiry into Aid effectiveness: A Report of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Debt, Aid and Trade April 2010

Global Governance Report
February/ March 2010 

 

Global Governance Report
January/ February 2010
 


Democracy in the Commonwealth Report
November 2009

Report front cover

Forthcoming Events

no news in this list.

Newsletter Subscription

Sign up to receive CPSU News by e-mail

Your name:

Email:

Already subscribed? Unsubscribe or edit your profile here.

News

New Assistant Director for CPSU: Dr. Leo Zeilig

20/07/10 06:57

The CPSU is please to announce that Dr. Leo Zeilig will be starting as Assistant Director from 2nd August 2010. 

Leo has published widely on African politics and history and has also worked as...

CPSU Summer Youth Conference 2010

01/06/10 00:04

The Commonwealth Policy Studies Unit (CPSU) will host its 7th annual Summer Youth Conference from 23-25 June 2010. The theme of this year’s Conference is “Global Diversity and Equality”. The...

A Parliamentary Inquiry into Aid Effectiveness

22/03/10 14:48

A Parliamentary Inquiry into Aid Effectiveness

A Report of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Debt, Aid and Trade

Wednesday 24th March 

House of Commons

 

Following the All-Party...

© 2009 CPSU | The CPSU is part of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, The School of Advanced Studies, University of London | Terms & Conditions
Design and Implementation by Jon Worth | Powered by Typo3