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 In focus 16 September 2020EditorCrises only sometimes lead to change. Here’s why. (Sheri Berman)1 September 2020EditorThe challenges of the post-pandemic agenda (Jean Pisani-Ferry)28 August 2020EditorThe global order after COVID-19 (Stephen Walt)23 August 2020EditorDefence spending and plans: will the pandemic take its toll? (IISS)17 August 2020EditorThe impact of COVID-19 on critical global food supply chains and food security (SIPRI)31 July 2020EditorHow COVID-19 will reshape Indo-Pacific security (The Diplomat)3 July 2020EditorThe pandemic and the limits of realism (Seth A Johnston)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 (Bruno Tertrais)20 May 2020EditorLessons from a global crisis: coronavirus, the international order and the future of the EU (Pol Morillas)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: COVID-19 and the relationship of capitalism, neoliberalism and technology’s ‘solutionism’15 April 2020Mike ScraftonBlinded by ‘the science’: COVID-19 and the authority of science in public policy10 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 power31 March 2020EditorJamie Shea: The coronavirus – what could be the strategic implications?29 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 dilemma
17 August 2020EditorThe impact of COVID-19 on critical global food supply chains and food security (SIPRI)
26 June 2020Mike ScraftonYear of the rat. The strategic consequences of the coronavirus crisis (Bruno Tertrais)
20 May 2020EditorLessons from a global crisis: coronavirus, the international order and the future of the EU (Pol Morillas)
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: COVID-19 and the relationship of capitalism, neoliberalism and technology’s ‘solutionism’
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
