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Thinking with the archipelago mangroves, marginalization, and the making of alternative environmental futures in Cartagena, Colombia

This article proposes ‘Thinking with the Archipelago’ as a critical analytical lens to examine racialized urban ecologies and spatial politics in Cartagena, Colombia. Grounded in long-term ethnographic research along the Ciénaga de la Virgen, Cartagena’s largest urban wetland, this study explores how local communities negotiate socio-ecological marginalization amid colonial continuities, green gentrification, and speculative urbanism.See the Story

Peru · Peru

Impact of Natural Events on the Economic Vulnerability of Households in Peru

This paper estimates the impact of natural events on the economic vulnerability of Peruvian households, with a focus on the role of frequency and severity. We combine detailed, high-frequency administrative data from emergency records at the district level provided by the National Institute of Civil Defense (INDECI) and nationally representative household survey data to construct householdlevel exposure measures.See the Story

Impact of Geopolitical Risk on Target Debt Ratio

Geopolitical risks (GPR) expose firms to uncertainties that can affect business operations, corporate decisions, and outcomes. We hypothesize that hig…See the Story

Technical Development of Countercyclical Capital Buffer Implementation in Mongolia's Banking Sector

This paper attempts to develop a framework for implementing the Countercyclical Capital Buffer (CCyB) in Mongolia’s banking sector by identifying early warning indicators of systemic risk and examining the impact of capital adequacy on bank lending. Using quarterly data from 2000 to 2024, the study employs signaling (area under the receiver operating characteristic curve), logit regression, decision tree analysis, and panel regression techniques…Madrid, Spain · Madrid See the Story

Killing it softly the ILC’s articles on state responsibility

By preferring tautologies supplied by the theory of objective responsibility over general principles of liability derived from comparative law, the ILC’s Articles on State Responsibility cannot assist in operationalising the general and opentextured treaty standards for State conduct that are commonplace in many fields of international law, particularly in environmental law.Geneva, Switzerland · Geneva Read Article

Developing globally-accessible medicines for pandemic preparedness an analysis of three alternative innovation models

Recent infectious disease crises (e.g. COVID-19, Ebola, mpox) show that the mainstream market-driven innovation model cannot ensure both rapid innovation and equitable global access to vaccines, drugs, and diagnostics critical for pandemic preparedness and response. Alternative models that may better address global access needs exist, but analysis of their merits is limited.Medical · Geneva Read Article

Democracy and the new security agenda

Content Type publication Title Democracy and the new security agenda Banner image Banner AHCD External ID 320830 Authors external Apolline Wanda Christie FOEDIT Publication Thumb ImageDemocracy · Geneva Read Article

A transcivilizational call to factor in the practice of Asian states and peoples in customary international law and treaty interpretation conscientious objection as a case study

International law has been predominantly shaped by the West. Despite decolonization, insufficient attention has been paid to non-Western civilizations’ practices, including Asian civilizations. This article examines this insufficiency in relation to treaty interpretation and customary international law identification. To do so, it uses the notion of conscientious objection to military service as a case study.Geneva, Switzerland · Geneva Read Article

Assessing the current account gap in Colombia: a normative estimation approach

The current account (CA) balance indicates a country’s savings-investment position; sus-tained deficits require foreign capital. To monitor Colombia’s external vulnerability risk, we estimate a normative CA level using an unbalanced panel model based on long-run funda-mental structural variables. The difference between the observed CA and this normative level, termed the CA gap, signals potential macroeconomic imbalances and vulnerability, of-te…Colombia · Colombia See the Story

Farming Subsidy Scandal Investigation File Reaches Parliament

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A criminal investigation file into Greece’s agricultural payments agency arrived at Parliament late Wednesday, opening a new chapter in a corruption probe that threatens to engulf the governing party in fresh scandal.Corruption · Greece See the Story

The International Energy Agency at 50 the astounding environmental shift from an organization focused on fossil energy supply to a clean energy authority

The International Energy Agency (IEA), created in the wake of the 1973 oil shock and ensuing energy scarcity, is now 50 years old. Since the 1990s, the relative abundance of fossil fuels has pushed this organization towards renewable energies. This new impetus derives from initiatives taken by the IEA Secretariat and its successive Executive Directors. This chapter examines the shift towards renewable energy within the IEA under the leadership o…Geneva, Switzerland · Geneva Read Article

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Thinking with the archipelago mangroves, marginalization, and the making of alternative environmental futures in Cartagena, Colombia

Impact of Natural Events on the Economic Vulnerability of Households in Peru

Impact of Geopolitical Risk on Target Debt Ratio

Technical Development of Countercyclical Capital Buffer Implementation in Mongolia's Banking Sector

Killing it softly the ILC’s articles on state responsibility

Developing globally-accessible medicines for pandemic preparedness an analysis of three alternative innovation models

Democracy and the new security agenda

A transcivilizational call to factor in the practice of Asian states and peoples in customary international law and treaty interpretation conscientious objection as a case study

Assessing the current account gap in Colombia: a normative estimation approach

Farming Subsidy Scandal Investigation File Reaches Parliament

The International Energy Agency at 50 the astounding environmental shift from an organization focused on fossil energy supply to a clean energy authority

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