COVID Vaccines for All?

January 17, 2023 / Global Forum

Healthcare workers are still the best bet for increasing vaccine uptake, say behavioral economists.

Covid-19’s Not Through With Us Yet

September 4, 2021 / Essays

As vaccines offer hope for a world after Covid, experts warn that in many ways, the fight is only beginning.

The Olympics and International Relations

August 20, 2021 / Midan

The Tokyo games illustrated how much the world is inter-connected. How and what can countries learn from the Olympic moment?

The Normalization of Antidemocratic Extremism in the United States

May 4, 2021 / Global Forum

To dissect the January 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol requires an understanding of the language of American political violence.

Women and children migrant voices, especially after the pandemic, must be amplified in discussions around the Global Compact, which aims to bring world governments in line with good and safe migration governance.

The Future of Work: Between Technology and Inequality

Winter 2021 / Midan

While the future is foggy in light of the pandemic, the importance of technology is real and certain, and the creation of new jobs will pave the way for new global work arrangements.