Comment & Opinion - Columnists Archives
Yuho Nishimura, Director of the International Department at The Genron NPO and a GGF 2030 Fellow, discusses the upcoming G20 meeting in Japan, and Tokyo’s priorities during…
Jason Hickel argues that a famous graph purporting to show how globalisation has addressed inequality hides more than it reveals.
There is a powerful infographic that has been…
Book Review – A New Foreign Policy: Beyond American Exceptionalism by Jeffrey D. Sachs. New York: Columbia University Press 2018. 272 pp., £13.99 hardcover 9780231188487, £13.99 e…
Branko Milanovic on why we accept 'second best' solutions to climate change.
There are obvious and (to some people) surprising similarities between global climate…
Duncan Green with some ideas for a more realistic, human-centred, foreign aid agenda.
Last week I went along to the annual conference of DFID’s Social Development Advisers (SDAs…
Scott L. Montgomery explores how climate change deniers have had the monopoly of ideas around energy use in the United States of America.
Max Lerner was a Russian…
Pupils in 60 countries went on strike from school on March 15, 2019, to demand urgent action from the world’s leaders on climate change. Here, a scientist answers teenagers’…
Conducting research in new socio-economic spaces can bring unexpected challenges. For two researchers in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo their identities as white…
Does living in an EU member state give citizens a more positive view of the EU? Rosalind Shorrocks and Roosmarijn de Geus show how extended exposure to European Union membership…
The dominance of scholars from the global North is widespread, and this extends to the student curriculum. Data on reading lists shows large authorial imbalances, which has…