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Climate Crisis & Environment Feb 3, 20233. February 2023
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We need a World Environment Organisation: Cynicism is not the answer.   

by Sinéad Barry

History sometimes speaks loudest in silence, as on June 5, 2022, in Nairobi. Across continents, riverbanks cracked with thirst from unprecedented droughts, glaciers crashed into heaving oceans, and at dusk, the sun descended on another… [Read more]

Law & Justice Jan 28, 202311. March 2023
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Decoding the ‘coup’ in Peru and its causes

by William Fernandez, Ximena Docarmo & Om Marathe

This recording is part of a new endeavour at the Governance Post, the Shaping Tomorrow podcast. The motto of the Hertie School is ‘Understanding Today, Shaping Tomorrow’. With this podcast, we aim to talk to… [Read more]

Peace & Conflict Aug 14, 202215. July 2023
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Sovereignty in Afghanistan: Or rather the Lack of it.

by Neeraj Tom Savio

| Editorial | The foundations of this article and its arguments were first laid in a place where people go to appear to be intellectual: Twitter. Like my fellow humans, I too dared to tweet my… [Read more]

Gender & Sexuality Jul 24, 202228. January 2023
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Gender Democracy in the Post-Pandemic World: What went wrong?

by Paula Lozano & Daniel López

The Covid-19 pandemic has put significant challenges to issues of political stability in democracies worldwide. Despite considerable efforts from some European countries, there are substantial concerns about rising gender inequality paired with a decline in… [Read more]

Law & Justice Jul 19, 20223. August 2022
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Rallying around the Directive: Will the EU deliver what it has promised?

by Massimo Spinelli

Despite its early formulation in 2001, in the aftermath of the Yugoslav conflict, and the several cases in which Member States have been prompted to apply it, the Temporary Protection Directive (TPD) was never activated.… [Read more]

Health, Labour & Social Policy Jul 3, 20223. August 2022
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Education in East Jerusalem: Political Plaything

by Robert Schirmer

The Oslo peace process was a ground-breaking achievement for education in East Jerusalem. For the first time in history, Palestinians were able to decide for themselves on the content of their education. However, since then,… [Read more]

Law & Justice Jun 14, 202226. July 2023
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The Lesser Angels of India’s Democracy

by Neeraj Tom Savio

India. Once hailed as the world’s largest democracy, it has in recent years given more and more cause for its democratic credentials to be held in doubt. With a nationalist majoritarian political party in power… [Read more]

Gender & Sexuality Jun 3, 20223. June 2022
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Politics Divides Genders and Gender Rules Politics in South Korea

by Émo Touré

This year’s 20th presidential election in South Korea was the closest in its history. It was also the first time that surveys were conducted by differentiating the vote of women and men according to their… [Read more]

Peace & Conflict May 26, 202226. May 2022
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Ukraine, a War of Fossil Fuels

by Léna Faucher

More than two months after the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, the cost of this war continues to rise. As of the end of March, more than 1,600 civilians have perished and millions have… [Read more]

Digitalisation & Technology May 20, 202220. May 2022
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Tech Sovereignty? The Unintended Consequences of Good Intentions

by Akhil Deo

Western governments and technology platforms have imposed several policy and technical sanctions against Russia. The scale and severity of these sanctions might unintentionally accelerate calls for technology nationalism and undermine global efforts to govern digital… [Read more]

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