Posts by Jonathan Harle

Why Obama’s visit wasn’t the only reason for excitement in Kenya this week

Why Obama’s visit wasn’t the only reason for excitement in Kenya this week

The big excitement in Nairobi this week has been President Obama’s impending visit – his first as president. Workers were...

#inaspPrinciples for publishers 4 & 5: Pricing and sales, be realistic and predictable

#inaspPrinciples for publishers 4 & 5: Pricing and sales, be realistic and predictable

Principle #4 Think medium to long term on pricing Principle #5: Be realistic about sales expectations – where increases are...

#inaspPrinciples for publishers 1: Taking the time to understand country context

#inaspPrinciples for publishers 1: Taking the time to understand country context

Principle 1: Making the effort to understand the country context – understanding local needs and going beyond the capital city....

Higher education is critical to realizing Africa’s potential, but we need to move onto the how

Higher education is critical to realizing Africa’s potential, but we need to move onto the how

“Governing without data is like driving without a dashboard”. That was how Kofi Annan summed up the importance of higher...

Publishers: how are you working with developing countries?

Publishers: how are you working with developing countries?

Last year INASP published some principles for publishers concerned to do business responsibly in developing countries. To recap, these principles...

Research access initiatives to support think tanks’ research

Research access initiatives to support think tanks’ research

In a post that first appeared on the On Think Tanks blog, Jon Harle discusses the academic publications that may...

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