The contentious issue of international intervention has for centuries created both political and legal dilemmas for...
Ukraine’s current tug-of-war with Russia over the pricing of its Russian gas imports should be watched closely by...
China and India – coined as the ‘Emerging Giants’ - face security challenges - ‘old’ and...
Could norms be moving around the world through osmosis? In this article, Altinay argues that hard power and soft power...
Given the lousy growth prospects of mature economies, it is no surprise that the world has been hooked on emerging...
In 2008 Hillary Rodham Clinton earned the support of millions by running for President of the United States. In 2009...
Climate change continues to be one of the most important global issues confronting the international community. Yet in...
Many well-known facts are, in actuality, false. One such is how the Great Wall of China is humanity’s only...
As financial storm clouds continue to rain down unemployment and austerity across the EU, three of Europe's biggest...
In this column Joonkyu Park and Han van der Hoorn introduce readers to sovereign wealth funds - the topic of...
In this post Matthew Bolton introduces his recent co-authored article “Globalization and the Kalashnikov”,...
In this column Rob Hope adds background to his recent co-authored article “Harnessing mobile communications...
In the past month I have visited South Sudan, Sierra Leone and Rwanda. Although radically different in many important...
The fate of the Euro will be determined not in Brussels, Frankfurt or Berlin, but in households and firms across Europe...
In a recent blog entitled ‘A Global Effort Is Building to Save Our Oceans’, Rachel Kyte, the Vice President...
In the last months Iran has been ostracized from the rest of the world. Even before the sanctions, the United State...
A new project for regional integration has been brought to life in the post-Soviet space at such a rapid pace that...
In the past year or so, Turkey’s major headlines in the international press were about its fallout with Israel,...
There will perhaps be no hotter international political issue this summer than that of Iran’s nuclear program....
China's rapid industrialization over the past few decades has given rise to an economy dependent on emissions-...
This week, the Department of Justice formalized its interest in Google from an antitrust perspective. This is a...
How we miss the Great Shift East
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The Thorny Issues Surrounding International Intervention 2nd April 2012
The contentious issue of international intervention has for centuries created both political and legal dilemmas for...
readStrain in the EU-Ukraine-Russia Energy Triangle 23rd March 2012
Ukraine’s current tug-of-war with Russia over the pricing of its Russian gas imports should be watched closely by...
readChina and India and Security: New Tensions 16th March 2012
China and India – coined as the ‘Emerging Giants’ - face security challenges - ‘old’ and...
readNorm Osmosis 14th March 2012
Could norms be moving around the world through osmosis? In this article, Altinay argues that hard power and soft power...
readEnergy: Charging the BRICS to Power the World 25th January 2012
Given the lousy growth prospects of mature economies, it is no surprise that the world has been hooked on emerging...
readMadame Secretary-General: A Modest Proposal 29th November 2011
In 2008 Hillary Rodham Clinton earned the support of millions by running for President of the United States. In 2009...
readThe Role of Media in the Climate Change Debate in Developing Countries 19th November 2011
Climate change continues to be one of the most important global issues confronting the international community. Yet in...
readHow we miss the Great Shift East 17th May 2012
Many well-known facts are, in actuality, false. One such is how the Great Wall of China is humanity’s only...
readVoting for a Europe-wide Alternative to Austerity 15th May 2012
As financial storm clouds continue to rain down unemployment and austerity across the EU, three of Europe's biggest...
readFinancial Crisis, SWF Investing, and Implications for Financial Stability 2nd April 2012
In this column Joonkyu Park and Han van der Hoorn introduce readers to sovereign wealth funds - the topic of...
readUnlikely Bedfellows: US and Iranian Shared Positions on the Emerging Global Laws of War 23rd March 2012
In this post Matthew Bolton introduces his recent co-authored article “Globalization and the Kalashnikov”,...
readMobile Water for Development and Growth 23rd March 2012
In this column Rob Hope adds background to his recent co-authored article “Harnessing mobile communications...
readThe Economics of Isolation and the Role of Aid 16th February 2012
In the past month I have visited South Sudan, Sierra Leone and Rwanda. Although radically different in many important...
readIs the Euro Socially Sustainable? 22nd November 2011
The fate of the Euro will be determined not in Brussels, Frankfurt or Berlin, but in households and firms across Europe...
readThe Global Partnership for Oceans, the World Ocean Council and the Fossil Fuel Companies 16th May 2012
In a recent blog entitled ‘A Global Effort Is Building to Save Our Oceans’, Rachel Kyte, the Vice President...
readSanctions, Solitude or Shut-out? Iran and the Rest 11th May 2012
In the last months Iran has been ostracized from the rest of the world. Even before the sanctions, the United State...
readPutin’s Eurasian Union: Just another Union? 9th May 2012
A new project for regional integration has been brought to life in the post-Soviet space at such a rapid pace that...
readRethinking Turkey 8th May 2012
In the past year or so, Turkey’s major headlines in the international press were about its fallout with Israel,...
readWhat happens if Iran gets the Bomb? 8th May 2012
There will perhaps be no hotter international political issue this summer than that of Iran’s nuclear program....
readWatching China's smog from space 2nd May 2012
China's rapid industrialization over the past few decades has given rise to an economy dependent on emissions-...
readAntitrust’s June War and Chevrolet: What Google Can Learn From GM 30th April 2012
This week, the Department of Justice formalized its interest in Google from an antitrust perspective. This is a...
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