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the tony blair institute for global change aims to help make globalisation work for the many, not the few. we do this by helping countries, their people and their governments address some of the most difficult challenges in the world today.. missing links for economic transformation: securing policy coherence in eastern africa. effective government for africa’s agricultural transformation. how boko haram is trying to disrupt nigeria’s 2019 election. tony blair to eu leaders: giving us a way out will save both britain and europe. tony blair: it’s elementary, the only way through this brexit impas*e is a second referendum. as*essing the economic impact of easing measures for the gaza st*ip. we work to promote co-existence and counter extremism by tackling the ideology behind violence, not just the violence itself. we work with governments and leaders of fragile, developing and emerging states to enhance their effectiveness. we work to support increased stability and understanding in the middle east. we work to equip centre-ground leaders with new solutions, so they can defend liberal democracy and rekindle the politics of hope.. the tony blair institute for global change aims to help make globalisation work for the many, not the few. we do this by helping. countries, their people and their governments address some of the most difficult challenges in the world today. be the first to know what we’re doing – and how you can get more involved. i'm interested in co-existence governance middle east renewing the centre country afghanistan albania algeria american samoa andorra angola anguilla antarctica antigua and barbuda argentina armenia aruba ascension island australia austria azerbaijan bahamas bahrain ba*gladesh barbados belarus belgium belize benin bermuda bhutan bolivia bosnia and herzegovina botswana bouvet island brazil british indian ocean territory british virgin islands brunei bulgaria burkina faso burundi cambodia cameroon canada canary islands cape verde caribbean netherlands cayman islands central african republic ceuta