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From ‘The Limits to Growth’ to ‘Regeneration 2030’

Posted Jun 23, 2022 |  by  Club of Rome, Jeffrey Sachs

The 50-year journey from The Limits of Growth to Regeneration 2030 shows how far the understanding of the critical challenges facing humanity has developed, but also how far humans still must go to meet those challenges suggest Jeffrey Sachs in this article for the Club of Rome. He warns that as the growing world economy is... Read More

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Diverging Employment Pathways among Young Adults - Racial and Ethnic Inequality is a Barrier to Better Earnings

Posted on Jun 23, 2022 | in category: Delivering sustainable economic growth | by Brookings Metro, Martha Ross, Gabriel Piña et al

Economic mobility is strikingly different depending on race and ethnicity. Among white people, every trajectory group at age 30 has higher earnings than the corresponding trajectory groups among...  Read More

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Making Humanitarian Operations More Sustainable

Posted on Jun 16, 2022 | in category: Addressing vulnerability and promoting security | by INSEAD Knowledge, Luk Van WassenhovE

Given that humanitarian operations span the entire disaster management cycle, stakeholders, including humanitarian operators (HOs), donors, and watchdog organisations need to think differently...  Read More

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India, Japan, and the Dragon’s Fire: Making the Quad Work

Posted on Jun 20, 2022 | in category: Improving global governance | by Observer Research Foundation, Satoru Nagao

Since the 2000s, the security situation around Japan has changed, especially since China has increased its activities in the Indo-Pacific area. An important feature of Japan’s current...  Read More

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Moving Targets: Social Protection as a Link between Humanitarianism, Development and Displacement

Posted on Jun 16, 2022 | in category: Reducing poverty and improving equity | by Institute of Development Studies, Michael Collyer, Dolf te Lintelo et al

A more dynamic, mobile lifestyle has significant attractions, particularly for younger displaced people, enabling them to find a location which meets their needs. A key attraction of social...  Read More

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Does the EU Need Treaty Change?

Posted on Jun 23, 2022 | in category: Improving global governance | by  Carnegie Europe, Stefan Lehne

The European Union is facing the question of whether to revert to its earlier method of reform through treaty changes or whether to rely on improvised responses to new challenges. A broad agenda...  Read More

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Not Built for Purpose: The Russian Military’s Ill-fated Force Design

Posted on Jun 16, 2022 | in category: Addressing vulnerability and promoting security | by War on the Rocks, Michael Kofman, Rob Lee

President Putin had assumed that Ukraine would quickly surrender, and regime change could be conducted without the need to plan and organize for a major war. In their commentary for War on the...  Read More

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