Last year’s natural outbreaks of Ebola hemorrhagic fever in Africa alarmed global health experts because of the...
This essay summarizes the results of a larger study evaluating the effectiveness of OECD economic surveillance in 24...
We are increasingly becoming aware of a growing need for global public goods. Yet, one category of such goods, global...
This paper seeks to highlight the historical and existing problems associated with the protection of indigenous people...
The November 2012 action of the UN General Assembly in designating Palestine’s UN observer mission as that of a...
How does a nation—or a community of nations—seeking to enhance their security, prevent the spread of...
This paper considers the possibility of using carbon fiscal measures to help to reduce budget deficits in Europe while...
Jason Hickel writes, narrates and directs this short video looking at the extreme truth of how wealth is divided...
Brett Cherry examines the popular and academic adoption of the word resilience. The term resilience is ambiguous, but...
Sylvia Szabo argues that food insecurity is a global issue, not one just facing developing countries. From time to time...
Kate Macdonald brings readers Global Policy’s final Response to the The Governance Report 2013 by Hertie...
Paul Collier argues that analysts should disaggregate the label ‘developed country’ to acknowledge the...
During graduate school, the community of up and coming scholars who wanted to do policy-relevant research seemed a bit...
Abukar Arman explores the media’s coverage of bombings in America and Somalia to suggest a global convergence in...
This past weekend, I was in Connecticut for my dear friend Michelle’s wedding. Having arrived a day early, we...
Cornelius Adebahr unpicks the international security dimensions of the next Iranian elections. Ironically enough, the...
Claire Surrey examines the international response to Australia’s Plain Packaging Act and the implications of...
I have often been asked why Africa, after finding a few good leaders in the mid Twentieth Century, has been subjected...
Warrior Geeks: How 21st Century Technology is Changing the Way We Fight and Think About War by Christopher Coker....
As a believer in the academy as one of the few refuges of meritocracy in Western Civilization, the existence of...
International Security, Conflict and Gender: ‘HIV is another war’ by Hakan Seckinelgin London: Routledge,...
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The Bioterrorist Threat of Ebola in East Africa and Implications for Global Health and Security 24th May 2013
Last year’s natural outbreaks of Ebola hemorrhagic fever in Africa alarmed global health experts because of the...
readCan Economic Surveillance make a Difference? Insights from the OECD 15th April 2013
This essay summarizes the results of a larger study evaluating the effectiveness of OECD economic surveillance in 24...
readGlobal Norms as Global Public Goods 5th April 2013
We are increasingly becoming aware of a growing need for global public goods. Yet, one category of such goods, global...
readThe Displacement of Tibetan Nomads, International Law and the Loss of Global Indigenous Culture 6th March 2013
This paper seeks to highlight the historical and existing problems associated with the protection of indigenous people...
readPalestine Statehood and International Law 22nd January 2013
The November 2012 action of the UN General Assembly in designating Palestine’s UN observer mission as that of a...
readThe Eight Pillars of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Regime and the Search for Global Security 22nd September 2012
How does a nation—or a community of nations—seeking to enhance their security, prevent the spread of...
readThe Potential Role for Carbon Pricing in Reducing European Deficits 18th September 2012
This paper considers the possibility of using carbon fiscal measures to help to reduce budget deficits in Europe while...
readGlobal Wealth Inequality – What you never knew you never knew 16th May 2013
Jason Hickel writes, narrates and directs this short video looking at the extreme truth of how wealth is divided...
readThe Rise of the Word Resilience 15th May 2013
Brett Cherry examines the popular and academic adoption of the word resilience. The term resilience is ambiguous, but...
readIs it time to Reconceptualise Global Food Insecurity? 14th May 2013
Sylvia Szabo argues that food insecurity is a global issue, not one just facing developing countries. From time to time...
readThe Politics of Governance Transformation: A good news story? 13th May 2013
Kate Macdonald brings readers Global Policy’s final Response to the The Governance Report 2013 by Hertie...
readEurope’s Submerging Economies 10th May 2013
Paul Collier argues that analysts should disaggregate the label ‘developed country’ to acknowledge the...
readSo You Want to Be Policy-Relevant? 8th May 2013
During graduate school, the community of up and coming scholars who wanted to do policy-relevant research seemed a bit...
readTerrorism and Media Timidity 7th May 2013
Abukar Arman explores the media’s coverage of bombings in America and Somalia to suggest a global convergence in...
readBruce Norris and Gary Becker: Reshuffling the Race Cards 23rd May 2013
This past weekend, I was in Connecticut for my dear friend Michelle’s wedding. Having arrived a day early, we...
readFrom Negotiations to Elections and Back – Why the next Iranian President may be chosen for his ‘Nuclear’ Credentials 20th May 2013
Cornelius Adebahr unpicks the international security dimensions of the next Iranian elections. Ironically enough, the...
readWhat’s in a Brand? Plain Packaging Policy and Big Tobacco 17th May 2013
Claire Surrey examines the international response to Australia’s Plain Packaging Act and the implications of...
readLearning to Learn in Africa 9th May 2013
I have often been asked why Africa, after finding a few good leaders in the mid Twentieth Century, has been subjected...
readBook Review: Warrior Geeks: How 21st Century Technology is Changing the Way We Fight and Think About War by Christopher Coker. 24th April 2013
Warrior Geeks: How 21st Century Technology is Changing the Way We Fight and Think About War by Christopher Coker....
readUnsporting: The Problem of Athletic University Scholarships 17th April 2013
As a believer in the academy as one of the few refuges of meritocracy in Western Civilization, the existence of...
readBook Review: International Security, Conflict and Gender: ‘HIV is another war’. By Hakan Seckinelgin 16th April 2013
International Security, Conflict and Gender: ‘HIV is another war’ by Hakan Seckinelgin London: Routledge,...
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