Tom Kirk

Tom is GP's Online Editor and researcher at the London School of Economics and Political Science. 

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07 January 2015
Rishikesh Ram Bhandary examines the latest round of climate negotiations that took place in Lima, Peru and identifies key issues for the talks ahead of the deadline for a new…
06 January 2015
Blair Glencorse and Ashoka Mukpo argue that in the wake of Ebola attention must turn to supporting internal reformers to strengthen relationships between citizens and the state…
18 December 2014
Will the Middle East Implode? by Mohammed Ayoob. Cambridge: Polity 2014. 120 pp, £35 hardcover 978-0-7456-7924-2, £9.99 paperback 978-0-7456-7925-9, £6.99 e-book…
12 December 2014
Vanishing Coup: The Pattern of World History Since 1310 by Ivan Perkins. Lanham/Plymouth: Rowman & Littlefield, 2013. 343 pp, £44.95 hardcover 978-1-4422-2271-7, e-book…
09 December 2014
“The power of nations assembled here is not military power or economic power, nevertheless it is power. Call it moral force” The aforementioned quote is credited to India’s first…
02 December 2014
Oluwasola Omoju examines global climate change mitigation strategy from the perspective of sub-Sahara African countries. As policy makers gather for the Lima Climate Change…
28 November 2014
Nayef Al-Rodhan argues for a globally inclusive educational program that promotes cultural security and understanding. There are all kinds of moral truths that see the world from…
28 November 2014
Glacial Balance, written and directed by Ethan Steinman. USA: Daltonic Films 2013. 95 minutes, $29.99 DVD. Watching ancient fields of ice and snow melt is an arresting sight…
18 November 2014
Carlo Carraro argues that refroms to the EU’s Emissions Trading Scheme are sending the right sort of signals for those interested in reaching emission targets. On the 23 October…
12 November 2014
Laurence and Alison Matthews argue that the way we frame global policy challenges is vitally important, and yet often overlooked. Have you heard much about International Warming…