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06 February 2024
We must transition to a brain-positive economy, a global goal to stop and reverse the loss of brain capital, which puts a premium on brain health and brain skills in accomplishing…
05 February 2024
Daniel Clausen engages three AI "research assistants" to help him look into his profession's new normal. Where does the machine end and the researcher begin? I say this as I…
01 February 2024
A selection of the latest Early View Articles from the journal.         RESEARCH ARTICLES Perceptions of social credit systems in Southeast Asia: An …
01 February 2024
In Quest of a Shared Planet: Negotiating Climate from the Global South by Naveeda Khan. New York: Fordham University Press, 2023. 227 pp., $90 hardcover 9781531502775, $24.95…
29 January 2024
Vali Stan, Lukas Linsi and Daniel Mügge use research on the US-China trade relationship to argue that states' newfound enthusiasm for protectionist policies will have to face the…
23 January 2024
Adam William Chalmers and Robyn Klingler-Vidra introduce new research charting the decline of Corporate America's wokeism since 2020. Many corporations have been keen to identify…
23 January 2024
Oxfam’s annual ‘Davos Report’ has become a bit of an institution. In response to last week's megarich schmoozathon, Anthony Kamande introduces the main findings of the 2024…
19 January 2024
Deborah Barros Leal Farias reminds us that not all foreign policy agendas are intentional. This January marks Point Four’s 75th anniversary. Its name refers to US President Truman…
18 January 2024
Daniel Clausen asks what makes the classic text so good and how can it help us today? Why revisit the classics of International Relations? Returning to essential books helps us to…
16 January 2024
White Saviorism in International Development: Theories, Practices and Lived Experiences edited by Themrise Khan, Kanakulya Dickson and Maika Sondarjee. Quebec: Daraja Press, 2023…