The Commonwealth Policy Studies Unit (CPSU) is a think-tank for the Commonwealth of fifty-three nations and nearly two billion citizens. The head office is located in Russell Square at the University of London's Institute of Commonwealth Studies and is part of the School of Advanced Study.
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http://www.cpsu.org.uk |
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| Commonwealth Policy Studes Unit | |
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| Current Staff | |
| Address |
Institute of Commonwealth Studies |
| Head | Dr. Victoria te Velde |
| Research Associates |
Richard Bourne Dr. Veronica Broomes |
| Project Officers |
Homera Cheema |
| Research Assistants |
Anand Roopsind |
| Interns |
Tomesha Campbell |
| Africa Team |
Matthew Ivongbe |
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