The anthropological dimension of why we blame “globalization” for our own, very human lack of proper action and understanding.
To Secede or Not to Secede: Learning from Catalonia
When is it appropriate for a region of a larger geopolitical entity to secede? And what criteria should be used to decide the legitimacy of a secession bid?
Russia in the American Mind
Russia has been stigmatized as ghoul no. 2 in the American chamber of horrors. That is an act of escapism that conveniently removes China from much-needed public attention.
Merkel’s Germany: Shaper or Taker of a United Europe?
As Europe’s largest economy struggles to find its future path, what about calls that Germany is Europe’s hegemon?
Poland’s Path and Challenges: A Reality Check
Though the Polish economy faces external threats, the greatest challenges remain inside the country.
Poland’s Economic Destiny: Middle-Income Trap?
Despite the Polish economy’s success post-1990, the challenge of escaping the middle-income trap is steep.
Brexit: The UK’s Four Options, All Tough
The Brexit agreement between the UK and the EU is full of contradictions.
Brexit: Michael Gove Moves to Center Stage
The Irish issue is far from solved. Along with the rest of the many vexing Brexit issues, it is set to dominate UK politics for years ahead.
Emissions Control and Electric Cars in 2020
The short-term prospects for electrification of light passenger vehicles globally are still small.
Electric Cars in 2025 and 2040: New Policies
With minimal policy intervention, electrification of cars is likely to remain too slow for the world’s climate action needs.
























