Closing the Gap: What Will it Take for the UK to be a “Double...
By Christina Palmou
The pandemic has brought into sharper focus the unequal opportunities at work for men and women. Policy, management practices and a structural...
Identifying key drivers to help transform African agriculture
By Mills Soko
The Green Revolution propelled India from a country plagued by famine and drought to the top wheat-producer in the world. It helped...
COVID-19 and Degrowth: A Momentum to Restructure the System
By Nur Dhani Hendranastiti
The year 2020 has been a dynamic ride that we can learn a lot from as we moving through 2021 and...
A Nobel Prize in Physics That We Can All Understand
By Gary Yohe
Syukuro Manabe and Klaus Hasselmann were awarded shares of the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics for scientific work that is both understandable...
The New Global COVID-19 Threat: Misguided Policies, Virulent Strains, New Waves, and Lost Years
By Dan Steinbock
As the COVID-19 epicenter has moved from the Americas to India and poorer economies and G20 countries remain severely affected, the...
Water Wastage in Agriculture
Agriculture relies on many elements to produce food, but the most important of them is water. Irrigated agriculture accounts for 40% of global food...
Sustainable Tourism after the Pandemic
By Luca Behne, Daniel Rosomm, Eggo Bracker, and Michael Palocz-Andresen
Sustainable tourism is a topic that has been intensively addressed for several years. Climate-friendly travel...
The Importance of Industrialisation in Developing Countries
By Dr. Kalim Siddiqui
I. Introduction
This article also draws upon the East Asian economies’ abilities to allocate resources to stimulate industries and technological development. Despite...
Carbon Pricing: The Best Policy that Nobody Wants
By Philip Rossetti
Although carbon pricing is lauded by economists as an efficient climate policy, impediments to its adoption at the federal level in the...
