Adapting Education Innovations And Their ‘Knock-On Effects’ In The Time Of COVID
By Brady Olsen
In biology, adaptation is the process by which organisms fit themselves to a changing environment (think Darwin). In global development, it can...
Sustainability: The Leadership Challenge
By Mike Peirce
How do you solve a problem like climate change? There is no easy answer, and while business leaders are increasingly recognising the...
Can the West Get Out of Its (Self-Made) Cul-de-Sac?
By Flynt Leverett and Hillary Mann Leverett
In recent years, the limits on America’s ability to shape important outcomes in the Middle East unilaterally—or even...
The Dirty War on Syria: No Popular Uprising
By Tim Anderson
The world has been deceived over the conflict in Syria. It was always a ‘regime change’ dirty war and never a popular...
Diversity, Leadership & Sustainable Growth
Interview with Jan Sturesson
Jan Sturesson is a partner at Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) as well as a member of the World Economic Forum and...
The Rise of the Chinese Economy and Growing Concerns in the United States
By Kalim Siddiqui
I. Introduction
The article discusses recent global economic changes and will largely focus on two of the worlds’ largest economies, namely China and...
50+ Shades of World Debt
Imagine if one day your debt piled so high you owed more than three times your income.
For an individual, it’s a nightmare scenario. Unimaginable....
Energy Security, Transition Risks and No Regrets: The Long-Term Strategies of the Oil Majors
By Mathieu Blondeel and Mike Bradshaw
Despite the current high price of oil and gas and concerns about energy security, the long-term future of the...
It’s the brand, stupid: Why Donald Trump has a critical advantage in the upcoming...
By Glyn Atwal and Maya Kaiser
Campaign activists are gearing up for one of the most aggressive and unpredictable election campaigns in modern US history....
