COVID-19 crisis. Have governments and institutions risen to the challenge? Can we manage the ongoing crisis? What will the consequences be? 18 March 2020 Editor Uncategorized 3 July 2020EditorThe pandemic and the limits of realism (Foreign Policy)29 June 2020EditorWho’s first wins? International crisis response to COVID-19 (EUISS)26 June 2020Mike ScraftonYear of the rat. The strategic consequences of the coronavirus crisis (FRS)20 May 2020EditorLessons from a global crisis: coronavirus, the international order and the future of the EU (CIDOB)12 May 2020EditorCultures of expertise and politics of behavioral science: A conversation with Erik Angner (Cambridge)5 May 2020EditorSonia Sodha: Nudge theory is a poor substitute for hard science in matters of life and death27 April 2020EditorYuval Noah Harari: the world after coronavirus21 April 2020EditorAllan Behm: In times of coronavirus and climate change, we must rethink national security18 April 2020EditorDavid McCoy: Faith in coronavirus modelling is no substitute for sound political judgment16 April 2020EditorEvgeny Morozov: The tech ‘solutions’ for coronavirus take the surveillance state to the next level15 April 2020Mike ScraftonBlinded by ‘the science’: COVID-19 and the authority of science in public policy12 April 2020EditorApple: Apple and Google partner on COVID-19 contact tracing technology10 April 2020EditorEFF: The Challenge of Proximity Apps For COVID-19 Contact Tracing6 April 2020EditorSmithsonian: How and when will the COVID-19 pandemic end?5 April 2020EditorPeter Cluskey: Is ‘herd immunity’ a health policy or a by-product of spreading infectious disease?5 April 2020EditorDavid Runciman: Coronavirus has not suspended politics – it has revealed the nature of power29 March 2020EditorDamian Carrington: UK Strategy to address pandemic threat not properly implemented29 March 2020EditorDeutsche Welle: Will Germans trade privacy for coronavirus protection?29 March 2020EditorMartin Gak: Economy v. human life is not a moral dilemma25 March 2020Mike ScraftonCOVID-19: ‘Dirty hands’ and political leadership in a crisis25 March 2020EditorMartin Wolf: Could a health calamity unacceptable in China be acceptable in the UK or US?24 March 2020EditorFrank Hofmann: Coronavirus and the ego trap -individual countries trying to go it alone is totally counterproductive23 March 2020EditorEFF: Governments haven’t shown location surveillance would help contain COVID-1921 March 2020EditorJonathan Freedland: As fearful Britain shuts down, coronavirus has transformed everything19 March 2020EditorTransparency International: In times like these, transparency matters more than ever
20 May 2020EditorLessons from a global crisis: coronavirus, the international order and the future of the EU (CIDOB)
12 May 2020EditorCultures of expertise and politics of behavioral science: A conversation with Erik Angner (Cambridge)
5 May 2020EditorSonia Sodha: Nudge theory is a poor substitute for hard science in matters of life and death
21 April 2020EditorAllan Behm: In times of coronavirus and climate change, we must rethink national security
18 April 2020EditorDavid McCoy: Faith in coronavirus modelling is no substitute for sound political judgment
16 April 2020EditorEvgeny Morozov: The tech ‘solutions’ for coronavirus take the surveillance state to the next level
15 April 2020Mike ScraftonBlinded by ‘the science’: COVID-19 and the authority of science in public policy
5 April 2020EditorPeter Cluskey: Is ‘herd immunity’ a health policy or a by-product of spreading infectious disease?
5 April 2020EditorDavid Runciman: Coronavirus has not suspended politics – it has revealed the nature of power
29 March 2020EditorDamian Carrington: UK Strategy to address pandemic threat not properly implemented
25 March 2020EditorMartin Wolf: Could a health calamity unacceptable in China be acceptable in the UK or US?
24 March 2020EditorFrank Hofmann: Coronavirus and the ego trap -individual countries trying to go it alone is totally counterproductive
21 March 2020EditorJonathan Freedland: As fearful Britain shuts down, coronavirus has transformed everything
19 March 2020EditorTransparency International: In times like these, transparency matters more than ever
