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South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice belies its recent history of ignoring international law, writes Imogen Saunders. But the case could have…
Duncan Green on whether the UK will seek to regain its lost legitimacy for thought leadership on aid.
So, apologies for the anglo-centrism and all that, but the recent series of…
Briony Hannell explores the positive influence of the microblogging platform.
Like so many millennials, my teenage years on the multimedia microblogging platform, Tumblr…
Robert H. Wade on why repeated predictions of the end of the dollars hegemony are probably, once again, too soon.
The air rebounds with claims of “the end of dollar hegemony…
Sander van der Linden, Lee McIntyre and Stephan Lewandowsky argue that people can be inoculated against the effects of disinformation.
With over half the world’s…
Ubuntu is based on a simple yet radical premise, that there are no primary differences between people. If we take that message into our politics and legal systems we can address…
Jess Crombie explores data from new research into the humanitarian and development sector's enduring problem.
The term Poverty Porn (coined in 1985); the widely criticised (though…
Kristian Alexander draws inspiration from youth activists around the world for those looking to advocate in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
MENA youth part of global…
One of the best things about the course I give on ‘Influencing for Senior Leaders: Analysis, Strategy, and Practice’, with Global Policy's Tom Kirk, is the anecdotes…
Shafiq Ahmad Kamboh and Muhammad Ittefaq discuss climate activism in the Global South, highlighting the need for advocating eco-friendly agri-livestock practices and cleaner…
Global Financial Networked Governance: The Power of the Financial Stability Board and its Limits, by Peter Knaack. Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2023. 224 pp., £120 hardcover…
Farida T. Bena explores steps towards a UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation.
A few months ago, I interviewed Abdul Muheet Chowdhary (below…
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…
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…
A selection of the latest Early View Articles from the journal.
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Perceptions of social credit systems in Southeast Asia: An …