Who says economic growth and social justice can’t go together?
Some of us still prefer the logic of law to the logic of force, multilateral governance to fragmentation, and digital sovereignty on
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Deepfakes are distorting this year’s Victorian election
We have been studying political deepfakes – and how people respond to them – in the lead up to the Victorian state
The Day After UNGA81: African Sovereignty
The theme of UNGA81 is “Restoring Trust, Managing Transformation: A United Nations That Delivers for All.” Africa’s wider diplomatic room is an asset and
Rising from the ashes: Post-Assad Syria is slowly stirring
There have undoubtedly been many successes in Syria since the removal of Bashar Al-Assad. A mafia-like family no longer rules the state
Reasoning together
A factual claim still has to get the world right, whether or not anyone’s around to check it. Moral claims never did:
Doomsday Men: What Peter Thiel Saw at Hastings
Thiel has spent a career looking for a place where a founder could still do what William did, and for the public
When the exception becomes the rule in world politics
The rules-based international order is not simply breaking down. Governments are increasingly governing through exceptions built into the rules themselves, argues.
How Cities Can Reduce Poverty – Or Deepen It
As informal settlements become home to a significant and growing share of the world’s urban population, Rossbach emphasized how “informal settlements hold
Declining Marriage and Increasing Cohabitation
Historical demographic trends indicate that marriage has become less common over the past several decades, with particularly pronounced declines among younger adults.
Making Economics Humane Again
Economics remains indispensable for checking misguided, utopian policies. It is the discipline for connecting intentions with outcomes and means with ends. Dismissing