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Targeted improvements in the way energy is transformed, distributed…
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The November 2018 issue of Global Policy has a Special Section on 'Climate Governance After Paris', edited by David Held and Charles Roger. There are Research Articles on trade agreements, the EU's conflict minerals regulations and climate change tipping points. There are Survey Articles on the Paris agreement, and the BRICS and new development banks. The issue concludes with a Review Essay on private security providers in Africa.
The Global Land Forum (GLF) is held every two-three years. It brings together ILC members and stakeholders from grassroots organisations, activists, local and international NGOs, and researchers, to multilateral organisations and government agencies. A team of policy analysts from the University of Sheffield have attended this year's forum. Read their five blogs and five policy briefs
Global Futures is a podcast about global politics and how old and rising powers are changing it. Each episode discusses foreign policy, economics, war and peace with experts from across the world. So far, they have focused on Brazil, France, China, South Africa, global cities and the future of Europe's liberal democracies.
Tom Kirk, GP’s Online Editor, provides his thoughts on the first ‘Global Policy North Conference: The Challenge of Brexit for the North’ held at the University of Leeds on 20th September 2018.
I think that this initiative gives a fresh, helpful and innovative way of looking at the current global world. Bringing together the analysis of academics and the expertise of practitioners is needed today more than ever.
Until February 2009, Kemal Dervis was the Executive Head of the United Nations Development Programme and Chair of the United Nations Development Group, a committee…
Anthony McGrew is Emeritus Professor at both Strathclyde University (Glasgow) as well as La Trobe University (Melbourne) and is currently a Special Visiting…
