Mass Surveillance is Not the Answer to the Coronavirus
In the battle against the coronavirus, the Chinese government’s high-tech response seemed like something out…
World Affairs
Behavioral Science and Policy Design: A Novel Approach to Restore Trust in the Public Sector
Dan Poniachik presents an initial road map to imbed behavioral design in policy-making, providing examples…
Four Years to A First Draft: Slow Progress toward Treaty to Bind Companies
This article previously appeared on Access Now. The UN Human Rights Council has published the…
Rohingya, Victims of the Resource Curse? Not Quite.
Anton Wideroth challenges the growing narrative that the Rohingya conflict is caused by a resource…
Borderless and Boundless: Rethinking Trade Policy in the Digital Age
International trade is facing a crisis of confidence in these globally fraught times. For decades…
You’re Killing Us on China, Mr. President
The Trump Administration’s recent moves to alienate our allies and retreat from the world cedes the US’ position of leadership to China, which has taken advantage of the void through its “Belt and Road Initiative.” The United States must offer its own robust and comprehensive strategy for international development, or risk losing its economic, security, and leadership advantages around the world.