One Health Security
Long-form structural analysis, governance briefings and research notes on the legal and institutional architecture of zoonotic risk governance — organised into three streams.
Expert analysis examining emerging risks, scientific developments and strategic issues shaping the future of One Health Security
Genomic surveillance can now identify a Salmonella outbreak from the DNA alone — so why is tracing it back to…
AnalysisA national Salmonella Enteritidis outbreak shows how good the UK has become at seeing the pathogen — and how much…
AnalysisIf trust determines whether biological-security systems work, why don't we measure it?
AnalysisTwenty-five years after Britain's 2001 foot-and-mouth epidemic, the technical lessons have largely been learnt. The unfinished task is treating trust,…
AnalysisAt different points across the continent, Europe's veterinary authorities are managing African swine fever, avian influenza, sheep and goat pox,…
AnalysisEurope's animal-health problems do not stop at the English Channel. The UK now sits outside the EU's institutional architecture for…
AnalysisA respiratory virus in France can reach Britain within hours; foodborne outbreaks span both. Brexit changed Britain's relationship with EU…
AnalysisMuch of the Aedes tiger mosquito's breeding habitat sits on private land the public-health system does not control. Europe's vector-control…
AnalysisWest Nile is spreading and the Aedes tiger mosquito is now established in 16 European countries. The disease is governable;…
AnalysisOne Health surveillance is increasingly described as a data-sharing problem. The harder question is institutional: when biological information crosses a…
AnalysisGoverning Biological Risk in an Interconnected World “The greatest threats to human security no longer emerge from a single source.…
AnalysisGoverning Biological Risk in an Interconnected World Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic exposed a structural weakness at the heart of contemporary…