Abstract. How do international courts (ICs) affect the development of international law? Building on constructivist arguments that emphasize the law’s prod

A California bill would give voters the chance to vote on whether the state should create a $23 billion bond that would be used to award grants to university researchers.

As a surprising new World Bank report further mainstreams industrial policy, the debate over incorporating labor standards persists.

Falling enrollment, federal policy turmoil and rising costs have led to a new round of university budget cuts involving faculty termination and academic program closures.

The Department of Economic History and International Relations is a dynamic and strong education and research department at the Faculty of Social Sciences at Stockholm University. Its International Re

Facing a proposed wealth tax that would restore health cuts, they’re pouring money into their own gubernatorial and legislative candidates.

President Trump wants to return to the 19th century’s international order. He will leave America less prosperous—and the whole world less secure.

what happens when AI automates "normal science"?

A scholar of international law on the implications of the U.S. arrest of President Nicolás Maduro.

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The redistricting bill would have likely given the GOP two more seats in Congress.

Abstract. In the last decade, international financial institutions have advocated that multilateral funding be leveraged to reduce the risk of institutional investors, such as pensions and mutual fund...

NBC News projects the incumbents survived an up-or-down vote to keep their seats on the battleground state’s high court.

With the decision, Penn becomes the third university to decline the offer.

This form should be used to submit your nomination for the Flynn Memorial Scholarship at the BMW Center for German and European Studies. This scholarship will cover tuition for the top applicant for t...

From City Hall to O’Hare Airport, every city-owned building now runs on renewables.

The US and global economies are at a turning point. After a few years of the Biden administration going big on an “all-of-the-above” approach to the technologies that could be used for the energy tran...

The Pennsylvania State Senate has decided that the transit system of America’s fifth largest city should be substantially destroyed.  Similar dramas are playing out in Illinois, Oregon, and Rhode Isla...

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More than 200 business leaders signed an open letter calling on the Trump administration to reverse its moves against colleges and universities, arguing that funding cuts and restrictions on [student

With the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015, governments around the world committed to developing national plans to reduce emissions and limit average global temperatures to below 2 °C above p...

It’s the latest salvo against universities, many of whom rely heavily on foreign students for funds.