The compartmentalised nature of the EU’s policy process may be undermining its impact on climate negotiations Tom Delreux is a Professor of Political Science and Joseph Earson is a Postdoctoral Researcher, both at UCLouvain Cross-posted […]
A look at the positives and negatives across three dimensions: trade, migration and investment Read HERE Creative Commons
As is well known, Poland no longer has a constitutional court. Rebuilding it must be the first order of the day, and we must understand why that is so. Read HERE Protest for free media, 2016 Photo: Silar/Creative […]
The nature of the euro crisis of 2010 remains widely misunderstood, not only by the mainstream but also by Keynesian economists. J. W. Mason is Associate Professor of Economics at John Jay College, City University […]
Climate justice and tax justice advocates can unite and demand beneficial ownership transparency for carbon-intensive industries, especially for listed companies and investment funds Andres Knobel is Lead Researcher Beneficial Ownership for the Tax Justice Network, […]
To finance energy transition we need to move from a system that allocates resources in favour of private profit, to a more societal-based system. Read HERE WikiRigaou/Creative Commons
Could international criminal law apply to the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam, both under existing crimes and the proposed international crime of Ecocide? Matthew Gillett is a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the University of […]
Prigozhin’s actions reveal a deeper truth about Putin’s Russia: the absence of formalised, legal mechanisms for peacefully resolving high-level, intra-elite disputes – reminiscent of the “dual state” in Nazi Germany. Dr William Partlett is an […]
Should crypto join the mainstream or remain in the wilderness? Should the authorities control and extinguish crypto, ignore it, or embrace it? Jon Danielsson is Director, Systemic Risk Centre, London School Of Economics And Political Science […]
A scandal, whose very naming focused reputational damage on one jurisdiction, had an impact far in excess of Panama’s relative size. How can such small places escape the finance curse? Zheng Cao is Lecturer in […]
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