Global Policy's May 2014 issue contains a special section on global civil society’s role in arms and trade controls, and articles on activism, justice, development banks and capital for Startups.
Global Policy's February 2014 issue contains special sections on Geotechnology in the 21st Century and Globalising Climate Justice. Survey articles focus on bottom up approaches to and capital controls for development.
Global Policy is pleased to host a video interview between Professor David Held and Professor Noam Chomsky. Together they discuss Professor Chomsky's background, inspirations and public life.
Global Policy is proud to announce the release of its first e-book - 'The Donors’ Dilemma: Emergence, Convergence and the Future of Foreign Aid' - Guest Edited by Andy Sumner and Tom Kirk
As poverty declines, it asks what if the remaining pockets of poverty are increasingly focused in countries where aid is already on the way to becoming irrelevant as domestic resources grow? Download the full e-book here.
Shang-Jin Wei
Professor of Finance and Economics, International Affairs, and N.T. Wang Professor of Chinese Business and Economy Columbia University
Hossein Adeli
Founder, Chairman and CEO RAVAND Institute for Economic and International Studies
Karl Muth asks if there is ever a right way for those about to commit it to warn of violence? I’ve been following with interest...
Chuck Collins provides 11 reasons to divest from the fossil fuel industry in light of the recent Jamaica Plain Forum. The forum brought...
Sam Pizzigati discusses recent report conclusions which suggest moving away from privatisation and adopting more public ownership...
Nayef Al-Rodhan examines the important place of culture in contemporary geopolitics. Culture has a salient geopolitical relevance in...
Andrés Velasco discusses the implications of weak governance over international waters. He argues that without international regulation,...
Danny Quah argues that in the search for new political and economic models the world could learn from Malaysia. Malaysia finds itself more...