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Post-Conflict Chic

Karl Muth

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A Promethean Revisiting of Copenhagen: Man-Made World: Choosing between Progress and Planet

David Ritter

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Adding Nuance to Drug Control: Britain Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Move Away from the Flailing International Drug Regime

John Collins

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National Interests and International Environmental Politics: Spain and Overfishing

David Ritter

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More than just sanctions: The EU needs to be smarter on Iran

Cornelius Adebahr

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Treasure Islands and CSR

David Ritter

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The Quiet Revolution

William Oman

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Into the Dialogue Vacuum - Rethinking Drug Strategies for The Americas:

John Collins

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The Arab 1989 revisited

Kristian Coates-Ulrichsen and David Held

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Opt in? Opt out? Steer a middle course? What to do next about globalization?

Inge Kaul

New Media
Global Policy Dialogue with Jean-Michel Severino and Martin Wolf

Global Policy Dialogue with Jean-Michel Severino and Martin Wolf

25th January 2012

Jean-Michel Severino

GP Interview - Jean-Michel Severino

27th June 2011

Martin Wolf

GP Interview - Martin Wolf

27th June 2011


Global Audit

Global Relations Forum, GIF Young Scholar - Global Governance Workshop

Akçaylan et al

What do you think are the notable achievements in global governance and global cooperation, and why? Please be specific.1) Security and Peace: Global...


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American University in Cairo - Global Governance Workshop

Egle Murauskaite

Low Profile of Global Governance Issues The academic community of American University in Cairo showed relatively little interest and familiarity with...


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Sabanci University - Global Governance Workshop

Işık Özel

“As citizens of an interdependent world, we share a common destiny as our problems are globalized.”1. Introduction On October 5, 2011, we...


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Revival of Multilateralism and the Challenges Ahead

Ayse Kaya

The Great Recession witnessed a renewal of faith in multilateral institutions. First, it acted as a catalyst in 2008 for the reinvention of the G7 as...


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Global Governance Audit

Joseph Mitchell

What do you think are the notable achievements in global governance and global cooperation? In 2002, two global institutions were created that could...


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Global Governance and Human Rights – A Fruitful Relationship

Gisela Hirschmann

Who would have thought 50 years ago that states would report human rights violations committed within their countries to an external body? Who would...


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Guest Contributors

Energy: Charging the BRICS to Power the World

Matthew Hulbert and Christian Brutsch

Given the lousy growth prospects of mature economies, it is no...


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Madame Secretary-General: A Modest Proposal

Thomas Hale

In 2008 Hillary Rodham Clinton earned the support of millions by...


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The Role of Media in the Climate Change Debate in Developing Countries

John.O.Kakonge

Climate change continues to be one of the most important global...


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Beyond the G-20: Mitigating the Costs of Global Imbalances in the Absence of Global Coordination

Kevin P. Gallagher

The absence of a global regime to prevent and mitigate financial...


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Crisis, Slump, Superstition and Recovery: Thinking and acting beyond vulgar Keynesianism

Tamara Lothian and Roberto Mangabeira Unger

The intellectual and practical response to the worldwide...


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The Arab 1989 revisited

Kristian Coates-Ulrichsen and David Held

In our previous article published on the day of Mubarak’s...


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Columnists

Is the Euro Socially Sustainable?

Paul Collier

The fate of the Euro will be determined not in Brussels,...


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Economics for Dangerous Times

Paul Collier

These are dangerous economic times. The Keynesian framework...


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housing, slums, banks, African , development, stock

Slums into Suburbs

Paul Collier

I have just held an annual Roundtable for African central...


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Army Salami: How to Dump a Dictator

Army Salami: How to Dump a Dictator

Paul Collier

And now Yemen: in recent months there has been a remarkable...


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Parag Khanna, 'How to Run the World'

How NOT to Run the World: A Commentary on Parag Khanna, 'How to Run the World'

Inge Kaul

“….some may find it irritating” says John...


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Commodity Prices and Investor Opportunities

Paul Collier

Since the crisis, global investors have been searching for a new...


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Post-Conflict Chic

Karl Muth

A year ago, at Aman’s Amanjena resort in Morocco, I was...


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A Promethean Revisiting of Copenhagen: Man-Made World: Choosing between Progress and Planet

David Ritter

More than two years since the failure of the COP15 Copenhagen...


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Adding Nuance to Drug Control: Britain Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Move Away from the Flailing International Drug Regime

John Collins

The House of Commons Select Committee on drug policy provides...


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National Interests and International Environmental Politics: Spain and Overfishing

David Ritter

It should never be assumed that representatives of nation states...


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EU sanctions respond to Iran's nuclear programme

More than just sanctions: The EU needs to be smarter on Iran

Cornelius Adebahr

With an escalation of threats and chest-beating potentially...


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Treasure Islands and CSR

David Ritter

For anyone concerned about unfairness and inequity in the global...


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