Blog New 21/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Why sovereignty must be pooled Brexit proponents don’t want to assume human responsibility for global public goods Read
Blog New 14/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Trump will not get full control of the World Bank Jim Yong Kim’s resignation may matter less than it seems Read
Aid New 13/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Limits of sovereignty In view of China’s growing international engagement, we need a good definition of “south-south cooperation” Read
Blog New 11/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski We are facing new anxieties – and old ones too Some more thoughts triggered by Paul Collier’s new book Read
Economic doctrines New 11/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Mutual obligations Paul Collier's new book is a response to the twin shocks of 2016: Brexit and Trump Read
Blog New 03/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is a backward-looking leader Bangladesh's recent elections were neither free nor fair Read
Our view 30/12/2018 – by Hans Dembowski Involve the people Good legislation must reflect people’s views and contribute to solving their problems Read
Blog 27/12/2018 – by Hans Dembowski Taking stock of south-south cooperation International community must rise to global challenges together Read
Blog 20/12/2018 – by Hans Dembowski What does it mean to be “conservative” today? There are more important reasons to worry about our future than migration Read
Criminal justice 15/12/2018 – by Kai Ambos, Hans Dembowski Limited reach The ICC reduces perpetrators’ hope for impunity, but for people to come to terms with atrocious crimes, more must happen Read
Blog 13/12/2018 – by Hans Dembowski Why Theresa May could never negotiate a better Brexit deal Pooling sovereignty is not surrendering sovereignty Read
