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The green struggle of the US 1
- Environment and Energy, Op-ed
- 29/05/2019
It seems that the United States has no choice but to redesign their future options.
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To improve is to change. Can the WTO be reformed?0
- International Trade, Op-ed
- 08/10/2018
In the end of September, a group of senior trade officials met in Geneva, to initiate a preparatory discussion on the future of the WTO. The debate will be further addressed on October 24-25 at ministerial level by 13 WTO members, a.k.a. the “coalition of the willing”, including the EU, Canada and Japan. Calls for reform spread as Trump’s administration stubbornly blocked the Dispute Settlement System for years, reaching a breaking point last month.
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Childhood is not a crime 0
- Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
- 26/07/2018
The US government is manipulating migrants by not bringing their children back. How is it possible that children became a blackmailing tool?
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The flawed rhetoric around NATO’s two percent 3
- International Relations and Global Affairs, Op-ed
- 19/04/2017
Increased contributions to NATO’s budget might not significantly alter member states’ security situation – the aggressive rhetoric around them could.
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Corruption and corporatism – is TTIP still desirable for the EU?2
- EU Governance and Politics, International Trade, Op-ed
- 19/07/2016
Experiencing a period of economic stagnation, the European Union (EU) has started to look for different ways to enhance its economic growth rates. One solution is represented by the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). However, this solution is also one of the most debated issues within the circles of economists due to economic and social costs at stake. Among these costs, the issues of corruption and corporatism should not be neglected. Although they do not make the TTIP-related headlines, these issues are very important because they could minimize and even overcome the positive effects of trade liberalisation.
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“Conspiracy theories have always been a part of the US culture”0
- International Relations and Global Affairs, Interview
- 09/11/2015
Today we spoke about conspiracy theories and their influence with Professor Michael Butter (Tübingen University), author of Plots, Designs, and Schemes (Linguae & Litterae) and many other works on conspiracy theories in the US.
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