Good Governance as a Tool to Halt Corruption
In 2018, it is estimated that the world lost 2% of its global income to corruption, Daniel Kaufmann talks about the effectiveness of good governance to tackle this global problem.
The Need to Return Hoa Hakananai’a: The Repatriation of Indigenous Artefacts as a Human Rights Issue
“This is not to claim that the repatriation of Hoa Hakananai’a would automatically alleviate the ecological degradation and socio-economic inequalities Rapa Nui are currently facing, but that repatriation is more that correcting a previous injustice.”
Submission Guidelines for the International Public Policy Review – 2019 Issue
The following guidelines aim to assist you when considering submitting your work to the International Public Policy Review. They clarify our expectations for work we aim to publish.
The Stockholm Agreement and the Yemeni Conflict
“This is a tenuous, short-term solution, threatened by a lack of key specifics and by the volatile nature of day-to-day events in Yemen”. Read our policy analysis of the Stockholm agreement and the ongoing war in Yemen.
A Case against Incarceration
Zoe van Doren writes powerfully about the relevant issues of incarceration in contemporary society – highly topical as austerity measures in this country and many others have eroded prison rights significantly
The Missing Puzzle Piece: The Domestic Incentive to Stay Nuclear
On the eve of the Trump-Kim summit Gunyeop Lee shares his thoughts on what denuclearization might mean domestically for North-Korea.