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Duncan Green on lessons hard won.
The photo I dug up for Tuesday’s post of me wandering about in rainswept paddyfields in Vietnam got me thinking about a recurrent theme…
Robert Wade explores how Brazil is playing up G20 hosting role as a symbol of its deserved high status in the hierarchy of nations, and as a way to gain legitimacy for…
Camila Teixeira introduces a recent report exploring the complexities of youth protest to understand both their promise and their challenges.
In recent years, more young people…
Kamilia Amdouni unpacks some of the major concerns raised by civil society groups on the new European law, and shares insights on potential future development.
Last March, the…
An Interview with Isabelle Moulin, CIR, Matsue-City, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
As instructors, how can we better prepare the next generation of city, citizen, and public…
The Other of Climate Change: Racial Futurism, Migration, Humanism by Andrew Baldwin. Lanham and London: Rowman and Littlefield 2022. 224 pp., £92 hardcover 978-1-78661-450-6, £30…
In the latest of this series of podcasts with UN and other aid leaders making change happen on the frontline, I talked to Federico Dessi of Humanity & Inclusion, about a…
GenAI is falling short in terms of applicability to decision-making situations. Where it relies on recognizing correlations and patterns in events, causal AI is rooted in a deeper…
In the fifth of this series of podcasts with UN and other aid leaders making change happen on the frontline, I talked to Panos Moumtzis, who now leads the GELI programme, about…
Simon Usherwood argues that the new the pact is a product of centrist politicians not wanting to be outflanked on the question of migration.
The European Parliament has…