Explore Close

Menu Close

Search for:

Categories

Blog Articles Speeches Interviews Essays Book Reviews Letters

Tags

International development Iraq UK Politics Labour Party Middle East biography extractive industries Israel-Palestine Africa economics religion and ethics urbanisation globalisation environment foreign policy Chilcot Report foreign aid Brexit feminism EU

Archives

November 2021 July 2021 March 2021 February 2021 October 2020 July 2020 June 2020 May 2020 April 2020 February 2020 October 2019 May 2019

Blog
Articles
Speeches
Interviews
Other Writings
- Essays
- Books
- Book Reviews
- Letters
About
Contact

Blog
Articles
Speeches
Interviews
Other Writings
- Essays
- Books
- Book Reviews
- Letters
About
Contact

Gallery

Portraits

Family

Campaigning

Meetings

Clare Short with Lady Diana

Clare Short with Kofi Annan

Clare Short was born in Birmingham in 1946. She became MP for Birmingham Ladywood in 1983, subsequently serving as Secretary of State for International Development (1997-2003). Since leaving Parliament she has worked as chair of numerous non-governmental advocacy groups working with communities across the developing world.

Content

Articles
Blog
Book Reviews
Essays
Interviews
Letters
Speeches

Recent Posts

What’s wrong with aid? LSE lecture
Labour’s route to power involves coalition with smaller parties
The audacity of change
Clare’s recent lecture: Reflecting on the Demise of DfID
Britain’s aid budget could soon become little more than a slush fund for business
Noble Conspiracies for a Global Community: online roundtable including Clare Short

Data Policy
Cookies Policy
Republication
Contact
| Site built by Thomas Bishop ⓒ 2020

© 2022 Paperback Theme by Array.

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on clareshort.org.Accept Cookies Policy