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In the wake of the Scottish referendum Cornelius Adebahr explores how Europe must reform itself to remain fit for purpose.
After the Scottish referendum, commentators detected a…
Karl Muth explores why we must carefully attend to what we say to avoid controversial and costly distractions from the thrust of our messages.
The question of what makes a…
Martha Molfetas asks what room there is to tackle climate change when a host of crises demand attention.
As another summer comes to pass, the world seems engulfed in flames.…
Karl Muth responds to a recent opinion piece on modern monopolies.
Mr. Pizzigati, in his piece Taming Modern Monopolies, suggests that it is the growing (and, in my view, deserved…
The Post-2015 Consensus' third set of papers is focused on Conflict and Violence targets for the post-2015 development agenda.
When thinking about the costs of violence, the…
Karl Muth takes readers on a journey down memory lane to show how a particular Chevrolet become a symbol of minority empowerment.
Anyone who has spent time with me knows I have an…
Karl Muth on why Hong Kong is increasingly looking like America.
I was recently engaged in a debate with a very bright friend who is now at Georgetown Law Centre in Washington, D…
The Post-2015 Consensus has published a second set of papers this time focused on Illicit Financial Flows in the post-2015 development agenda.
Did you know that Africa has been a…
Karl Muth explores calls for a Second Constitutional Convention of the United States.
America is not in a Constitutional crisis. However, the phrase “Constitutional crisis…
This post introduces the initial outputs from the Copenhagen Consensus Center’s Post-2015 Consensus project. The project's future outputs will be serialised on Global…