(Open Access)
The February 2019 issue of Global Policy has two special sections: The first contains responses to Helmut K. Anheier’s essay ‘On the Future of the Public Policy School’. The second entitled ‘Theorizing Democracy between National and International Politics: A Snapshot from East Asia' is introduced by Chia‐Ming Chen and Jean‐Marc Coicaud. The issue also includes research articles on American power, CERN, rising powers in global economic governance and terrorism’s influence on voting patterns. There is a policy insight examining sustainable investing and two new response articles.
Research Articles
The CERN Community; A Mechanism for Effective Global Collaboration? - Mark Robinson
Special Section I - On the Future of the Public Policy School
On the Future of the Public Policy School - Helmut K. Anheier
Response Articles
The Future of the Public Policy School in a World of Disruptive Innovation - Lisa Anderson
On Democratic Reason - Ira Katznelson
The Future Development of Schools of Public Policy: Five Major Trends - Jack H. Knott
Right On, Helmut!- Mark H. Moore
On the Future of Public Policy Schools: What Can Be Done to ‘Take Back Control’? - Claus Offe
A Response from Beyond the Public Policy School - Erika J. Techera
On the Future of Public Policy Schools, in Developing Countries - Lan Xue
Towards the New Laswell School of Public Policy - Helmut K. Anheier
Special Section II - Theorising Democracy between National and International Politics: A Snapshot from East Asia
Introduction - Chia‐Ming Chen and Jean‐Marc Coicaud
A Confucian Case for Equal Membership for Foreign Domestic Workers - Sungmoon Kim
Liberal Democracy, Illiberal Immigrants, and Equality - Yuchun Kuo
Instrument contra Human End: Self‐determination as a Right to Protect Power - Chia‐Ming Chen
Policy Insights
Response Articles
Assessing Trade–Labor Linkages: A Big Step Forward - Kimberly Ann Elliott