Clicks & Cuts electronica with warm synths and cold voices from Germany. Featuring Console, Robert Lippok, Robag Wruhme, Lali Puna, Kreidler, Schneider TM feat. Kpt.michi.gan, The Notwist, Dictaphone,...

The recent US disengagement from global governance has revived concerns—first theorized in the 1970s and 1980s—about the vulnerability of international institutions to hegemonic decline. While these ...

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) plays a pivotal role in shaping global environmental policies, yet a topic analysis…

The price will be high if people don’t resist Netanyahu’s ugly, nihilistic Gaza policy.

Join the GreenDeal-NET Conference on 19 June in Brussels to explore EU climate and sustainability governance in an age of disruption.

A conversation with Claude AI

A fictional conversation with Claude, who took on the role of Ian Manners.

A Conversation with Claude

Will die Wissenschaftssenatorin Czyborra die Geisteswissenschaften der TU Berlin abwickeln? Ihre Behörde erläutert das Zeitungsinterview der SPD-Politikerin. Die TU-Präsidentin Rauch beruft sich auf d...

During 2019, Fridays for Future (FfF) groups were highly active across the globe, calling for changes to both policy outputs (specifically, a more ambitious climate mitigation approach) and policym...

It was not so long ago that statesmen and intellectuals in many countries thought they had found the perfect strategy for governing well. Today we know better. We have realized that there is no fixed strategy for governing in turbulent times. Scholars in public administration must keep this reality in mind as we conduct our research. We need a better understanding of the processes by which high-level strategies for governing are designed and translated into programs of state reform.

A study warned that people were being exposed to a toxic chemical from kitchen utensils. But the researchers misstated the safe daily limit

50 years of LGS: The past, present, and future of local government studies. Volume 50, Issue 6 of Local Government Studies

The world has changed, but the EU’s worldview hasn’t changed with it

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