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COVID-19 and supply chain relationships: inclusive governance reform or break-up ahead?

The threats to human and worker rights accompanying the global coronavirus pandemic reinforce...

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Structural conditions for novelty: the introduction of new environmental clauses to the trade regime complex

Our faculty member, James Hollway, has co-written an article with Jean-frédéric Morin and Joost...

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New CCDP Working Paper on Digital Inclusion in Peacemaking

This CCDP Working Paper provides a comprehensive perspective on digital inclusion in...

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utopia3

utopia3 broadcasts for free on the Internet its podcasts conversations with those who think...

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Informal governance in world politics

A recently published article in the Review of International Organizations Academic Journal...

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Results of the elections in Poland

André Liebich’s article in Open Democracy

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The position paper on the revision of the energy law

The Head of Research of the CIES, Jöelle Noailly, participated on the position paper on the...

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Lecciones pandémicas. No. 1: La muerte del mito del “mercado autorregulado”

El mito del mercado auto regulado es atribuido a Adam Smith en 1776.

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'Green stimulus, jobs and the post-pandemic green recovery '- VOX EU

Our CIES Head of Research, Joëlle Noailly, has co-written an article with David Popp and...

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How COVID-19 challenges our notions of freedom

Is our conception of “liberty” in the 21st century the same as that for the “moderns” of the...

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Philanthropy in the New Normal – Time to Trust

In the Covid-19 crisis and the global response to the pandemic, inequalities between social...

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States, Borders and Covid-19: A View from the Italian-Slovenian Borderlands

Commentary by Alessandro Monsutti and Stefano Morandini

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The Power of Biases: Think Slow, Act Fast

Over the years, the field of decision-making was diagnosed through the lens of behavioral...

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The Vaccine Race: Will Public Health Prevail over Geopolitics?

Geopolitical issues have played a key role in the Covid-19 crisis, especially in the production...

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Crises, capital, sovereignty: Lessons from the history of crisis

Crises are frequent, as is the failure of supranational bodies to respond to them effectively...

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Human Rights and Covid-19

Like previous pandemics, Covid-19 has led to a broad range of human rights violations around...

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New publication on the Politics of the Coronavirus Pandemic

The Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy produces the first special issue of Global Challenges

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Online Teaching during COVID-19: Reflections on a New Dawn

Now that the teaching semester has wound down, Lecturer Claire Somerville takes a moment to...

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