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Blogbeitrag#131. Juli 2023

World statehood: the future of world politics

Blog: Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Heikki Patomäki

Heikki Patomäki

In my book, World Statehood: The Future of World Politics, I develop a new processual understanding of world statehood. I pose questions about world political integration, especially (1) whether and to what degree elements of world statehood exist today, (2) whether the development of further elements and functions of world statehood can be seen as a tendential direction of history, and (3) whether, and under what conditions, a world political community could be viable? These questions imply that the existence of a "world state" is not a categorical yes-or-no question, but rather we must carefully specify the elements and functions that can be associated with stateness.
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Blogbeitrag#22. August 2018

Hello world!

Blog: EU Priorities

Welcome to Ideas on Europe. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!
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Blogbeitrag#326. März 2024

An Illuminated World

Blog: US Environmental Policy

by Evan Sarchio When was the last time you were able to look up and see the stars shining bright in the night sky? Have you ever been able to see the Big Dipper? AsContinue reading

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Blogbeitrag#44. Januar 2024

Hello World

Blog: Crooked Timber

Or, as the kids say these days, get gud noob. Douglas Muir here, aka Doug M. Long time commenter, now given the keys. Native New Yorker, trained as a lawyer, work in development — USAID, UNDP, yadda yadda. Married to a German, so living in rural northern Bavaria. Four kids aged high school / uni, […]

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Blogbeitrag#527. Juni 2023

World Refugee Day

Blog: The Duck of Minerva

World Refugee Day was last week (June 20). Ideally I would have written this then, but I haven't been as good on real-time commenting since Twitter fell apart. I still found it important to say something here, though. I am not an expert on this issue. I wrote one article on religious repression and forced […]

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Blogbeitrag#69. Januar 2024

The world in 2024

Blog: The Strategist

Richard N. Haass

Richard N. Haass

In my old job at the US State Department, colleagues often asked me what was likely to happen in this or that situation. Often, there was no way of knowing, and I reminded questioners that ...

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Blogbeitrag#721. November 2022

The World Bank's Lawyers

Blog: Völkerrechtsblog

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Blogbeitrag#88. September 2023

World Trade Volume Stalls

Blog: Econbrowser

The Dutch CBP tallies world trade volumes. Here's the total world trade series, compared to total industrial production (production weighted), since 2000. Figure 1: World trade (blue), and world industrial production ex-construction (tan), both 2010=100, s.a., on log scale. NBER defined US peak-to-trough recession dates shaded gray. Orange dashed line at announcement Section 201, 301 […]

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Blogbeitrag#98. Juni 2023

Happy World Ocean Day

Blog: Crooked Timber

Chris Armstrong

Chris Armstrong

I'm off to do a talk to mark World Ocean Day, so this is posted in haste. The ocean needs advocates. It's our biggest ecosystem, probably our biggest carbon sink, a major source of oxygen. It regulates temperatures, and drives weather patterns. Hundreds of millions of people are nutritionally dependent on fish. But the ocean […]

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Blogbeitrag#1016. Mai 2023

Engineers Rule the World

Blog: The Disorder Of Things

The second post in our symposium on Joanne Yao’s The Ideal River. This one is from Dr. Cameron Harrington, an Assistant Professor in International Relations at the School of Government and International Affairs at Durham University. His research centres on the shifting contours of security in the Anthropocene, with a particular focus on the concept … Continue reading Engineers Rule the World

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Blogbeitrag#1125. September 2023

BBC World Questions in Tbilisi

Blog: GIP

BBC hosted a debate in Tbilisi, where leading politicians and academics took questions from a public audience

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Blogbeitrag#1226. November 2023

World Coal Consumption Trends

Blog: Econbrowser

From IEA (correction – all sources are International Energy Agency): First, up to 2020: Source: IEA, accessed 11/26/2023. Then, 2021-2023, from the IEA Coal Update (July 2023): Source: EIA (July 2023). From the July report. …overall global coal demand is expected to remain flat at around 8 388 Mt (+0.4%) in 2023. Whether coal demand […]

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Blogbeitrag#1326. September 2023

The new world disorder

Blog: The Strategist

Richard N. Haass

Richard N. Haass

There's an old Soviet joke in which a journalist asks the general secretary of the Communist party to assess the country's economy. 'Good' is the short answer. The journalist implores the leader to elaborate so ...

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Blogbeitrag#1416. Januar 2024

How to change the world

Yes, YOU can change the world. Or more pertinently, WE can change the world. People of all ages, from all ages, have been changing the world since humans arrived on it. There's no doubt that the standard of living of the average human has considerably changed and improved in the past 100 years, 1000 years, […]
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Blogbeitrag#1516. Januar 2024

How to change the world

Blog: Ideas on Europe

Yes, YOU can change the world. Or more pertinently, WE can change the world. People of all ages, from all ages, have been changing the world since humans arrived on it. There's no doubt that the standard of living of the average human has considerably changed and improved in the past 100 years, 1000 years, […]
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