Climate Change and the Future We Want — A UN 75 Consultation Mark Leon Goldberg June 15, 2020 Part 2: A Consultation about Climate Change The United Nations turns 75 year this year. Rather than celebrate with a di...
A Crisis at the Remote Border Between India and China Mark Leon Goldberg June 11, 2020 UPDATE: At least twenty Indian soldiers were killed in a confrontation with Chinese soldiers in a remote border region i...
The Global Humanitarian Response Plan for COVID-19 is Massively Underfunded Mark Leon Goldberg June 9, 2020 Ed note. This is a guest op-ed from Ann Hollingsworth, Director of Government Relations and Senior Policy Adviser for R...
What is the Link Between Food Security, Conflict and Climate? Mark Leon Goldberg June 8, 2020 How can researchers find a clear link between food security, conflict, and climate? The relationship between food secur...
Why the Conventional Wisdom About the Arab Spring is Wrong | Noah Feldman Mark Leon Goldberg June 4, 2020 A new perspective on the Arab Spring When we think about the long term impact of the Arab Spring what comes to mind fir...
How COVID-19 Will Affect UN Peacekeeping Mark Leon Goldberg June 3, 2020 Charles T. Hunt, RMIT University and Adam Day, United Nations University Peacekeeping may be entering a period of major...
How the Coronavirus Pandemic is Impacting the Caribbean Mark Leon Goldberg June 1, 2020 COVID-19 is impacting the entire world, but each region is experiencing this crisis in a different way. In the Caribbean...
COVID-19’s Staggering Toll on Education Around the World Joanne Lu May 29, 2020 After decades of hard work to get kids into primary schools, the COVID-19 pandemic has now pushed education back to “glo...
Are the US and China “Destined for War?” Mark Leon Goldberg May 28, 2020 One of the original insights that drives our understanding of international relations was made about 2,500 years ago by ...
