INCLUSIVENESS
The findings of a new study highlight the importance of gender diversity in a boardroom in making environmental decisions: firms with more female directors on…
ANALYSIS
- by Chelsea Liu, University of Adelaide
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Over the course of his presidency so far, Xi Jinping has carefully but explicitly reoriented China from diplomacy with major powers to diplomacy as a…
ANALYSIS
- by Yoshikazu Kato and George Lwanda, Asia Global Institute
ENVIRONMENT
The current linear economic model—also known as “take, make, and dispose”—is often criticized for the high pressure it puts on the environment, leading to pollution…
ANALYSIS
- by Julie Metta and Shauhrat S. Chopra, City University of Hong Kong
DEMOCRACY
South Korea was recently shaken by a series of corruption scandals that led to the impeachment and imprisonment of former President Park Geun-hye. Several chaebol,…
ANALYSIS
- by Juliette Schwak, Tokyo International University
INCLUSIVENESS
In July 2018, the European Commission imposed a fine of €4.34 billion on the U.S. internet company Google for breaching E.U. antitrust rules. Specifically, Google…
ANALYSIS
- by Anupam Manur, Takshashila Institution
ENVIRONMENT
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) distinguishes itself by being a laggard in terms of renewable energy deployment...
INSIGHT
- by Assaad Razzouk, Sindicatum Renewable Energy
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Across policy and academic circles, experts have been debating the future of the liberal international order and implications for regional governance. In the United States…
ANALYSIS
- by Andrew Yeo, The Catholic University of America
SECURITY
The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (I.N.F.) took seven years to negotiate, contributed to the end of the Cold War, and ushered in three decades of…
ANALYSIS
- by Ramesh Thakur, Australian National University
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