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| Murray Carroll |
| Murray is a co-founder and director of the International Court for the Environment Coalition and is a researcher with the Global Environmental Governance Project. |
| Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship |
| Oceans of Innovation |
| 04/24/13 | |
| What kind of leadership will the twenty-first century require? Are education systems in the Pacific region ready and innovative enough to provide this leadership? | |
| Public Affairs |
| It's High Time for an International Environmental Court |
| Murray Carroll | 04/24/13 |
| Subject matter expertise. Compulsory jurisdiction. Standing for non-state actors. Precise and enforceable language. It's time to consider a court for the environment. | |
| ICE Coalition |
| Todd Moss |
| Todd Moss is vice president for programs and senior fellow at the Center for Global Development. |
| Harold James |
| Harold James is Professor of History and International Affairs at Princeton University and Marie Curie Professor of History at the European University Institute, Florence. |
| Bharath Gopalaswamy |
| Bharath Gopalaswamy is a senior research scholar at Cornell University and a defense analyst for the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. |
| United States Takes India to the WTO over Domestic Solar |
| Shakuntala Makhijani | 04/01/13 |
| Rather than engaging in trade disputes, the United States should establish its own solar capacity targets to stimulate additional demand for solar equipment. | |
| Will Global Voluntarism Supersede Rule of Law? |
| Harris Gleckman | 03/22/13 |
| The World Economic Forum is advocating a move toward coalitions of the willing and able for solving global problems. Will it work? | |
| Neha Bhat |
| Neha Bhat is a researcher on international refugee law and its intersection with climate change, counter-terrorism, and national security. |
| Saleem H. Ali |
| Saleem H. Ali is director of the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining at the University of Queensland Australia and a tenured professor of environmental studies at the University of Vermont's Rubenstein School of Natural Resources. |
| Why Tibet Is Burning |
| 02/21/13 | |
| More than 100 people have set themselves on fire in recent years protesting China's policies in Tibet. This white paper from the Central Tibetan Administration examines the underlying causes. | |
| Ethics & International Affairs |
| Exporting Expertise: Lessons from Brazil's Forest Success |
| Doug Boucher, Evan O'Neil | 02/13/13 |
| It took a broad group of actors to reduce Brazilian deforestation by 75 percent in seven years. Now, their success can be emulated in other tropical countries. | |
| Ecological Cooperation in South Asia: The Way Forward |
| Saleem H. Ali | 01/25/13 |
| Resilience to environmental stressors such as flood and drought will be enhanced by regional approaches to ecological cooperation. | |
| The Asian Century: Over Before It Even Began |
| Devin T. Stewart | 01/03/13 |
| Between territorial disputes, cultural incoherence, and divided views on the role of the state, don't expect an Asian Century to start anytime soon, says Devin T. Stewart. | |
| Send Salads to Ethiopia, and Solar Panels to Senegal |
| Todd Moss | 12/06/12 |
| We wouldn't send salads as food relief to a starving country, so why is the Overseas Private Investment Corporation doing the equivalent in the energy sector? | |
| As Asia Waltzes Forward on Two Right Feet, America Fixates on the Middle East |
| James Farrer | 11/20/12 |
| The United States can be effective in its pivot toward Asia by using its influence to help resolve territorial disputes and defuse the rightward lurch in China and Japan. | |
