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DEC 8, 2015 • Journal Online Exclusive
Ethics and Aid in Ukraine
What is the acceptable level of risk in investing in Ukraine's reforms, knowing there is a chance of failure?
DEC 4, 2015 • Article
Policy Innovations Digital Magazine (2006-2016): Commentary: Does the Legally Binding Character of the Paris Climate Change Agreement Matter and, If So, Why?
How much does the legal form of the Paris outcome matter? Opinions on these questions differ widely.
DEC 2, 2015 • Article
Policy Innovations Digital Magazine (2006-2016): Commentary: International Efforts to Curb Emissions: Will Paris Succeed Where Others Have Failed?
Questioning the effectiveness and capacity of the UN to solve this global problem is highly relevant.
DEC 1, 2015 • Journal
Winter 2015 (29.4)
This issue includes essays by Alexander Betts on the global refugee regime and Andrej Zwitter on big data and international affairs; a roundtable on global ...
NOV 30, 2015 • Article
Policy Innovations Digital Magazine (2006-2016): Commentary: Short-term Goodies versus Long-term Harm: The Ethical Dilemmas of Climate Change
A conversation with philosopher Stephen Gardiner on how humanity should confront the climate change debate.
NOV 24, 2015 • Article
Report: Conference on Cultural Rights, Copenhagen, Denmark, November 2015
Can cultural rights become a global discourse for supporting inclusive social and political development, and for fostering intercultural dialogue for the mutual understanding of cultures? ...
NOV 19, 2015 • Article
Beyond Paris: The Refugee Crisis in Europe
"Closing borders in the West will not only worsen the already unimaginable human rights disaster that asylum seekers are facing, but it will also add ...
NOV 16, 2015 • Article
Why France Should Not Close Its Borders
Since September 11, 2001, both the U.S. and Europe have merged anti-terrorism strategies with immigration policy, and with little success.
NOV 10, 2015 • Journal Online Exclusive
Rethinking Public-Private Partnerships for Ethical Outcomes
If state-to-state diplomacy is leading to a dead-end for pursuing human rights change, is it time to consider whether the private sector may have more ...
NOV 10, 2015 • Article
The Aging of the Cuban Embargo and the Coming Era in U.S.-Latin American Relations
The decades-long U.S.trade embargo is still in force, yet meanwhile time has not stood still for Cuba. Lynn Holland looks at Cuba's network ...