Articles & Reports

JUN 15, 2009 • Article

Where do we draw the political and ecological lines on climate change? How much carbon will the atmosphere take? Policy Innovations Managing Editor Evan O'Neil ...

JUN 9, 2009 • Article

Building mini-consensuses before the Consensus is the best way anything will get done at the December climate negotiations in Copenhagen. Here is a quick glance ...

JUN 9, 2009 • Article

IBM recently completed its second annual survey of senior executives from around the world on the importance of green and sustainability issues to their corporate ...

JUN 3, 2009 • Article

What has changed in China since 1989, and what are Chinese looking for from their government today? Health and safety issues are paramount for many, especially ...

MAY 29, 2009 • Article

There are enormous limits as to what Japan, South Korea, and the United States could do about North Korea even if China agreed to follow ...

MAY 28, 2009 • Article

As the planet warms and the economy cools, renewable resources are emerging as a realistic means to solve both problems in a timely fashion. A ...

MAY 27, 2009 • Article

The Obama administration has reversed former President George W. Bush's isolationist policies toward Syria, but has little to show for it. The government will need ...

MAY 22, 2009 • Article

Historians of mass incarceration in the U.S. have long argued for an assessment of the U.S. criminal justice system in terms of human ...

MAY 19, 2009 • Article

"Race" is a persistent example of our imagination.