In an Age of Politicised Monetary Policy, is Central Bank Independence Still Important?

Ben Baichman-KassJune 18, 2020

Central bank independence over monetary policy has been subjected to increased scrutiny over the past years. One of the main arguments against central bank ind... Read More

Opinion: Why Turkey’s latest minimum wage reform won’t mean good news for the working class

SubmissionMarch 1, 2020

by Sine Ozkarasahin The first month of the year was marked by the anticipation of the new minimum wage reform announcement – which was set to increase the m... Read More

Opinion: India’s March towards Protectionism

SubmissionJanuary 30, 2020

Submitted by Pranay Kumar Shome Ever since it was announced that the 35th ASEAN summit would take place in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, speculation was... Read More

Dialogue for Peace: A Day at the Paris Peace Forum

Sharbani ChattorajNovember 30, 2019

If you are a student of the Paris School of International Affairs, chances are high that you were marked absent from your classes on Nov. 12 and 13, and you we... Read More

On elections in Kosovo: will Albanian nationalism obstruct the prospect for peace?

Marta MasseraNovember 25, 2019

On Oct. 6, 2019, parliamentary elections took place in Kosovo. This was the fourth election since the 2008 declaration of independence from Serbia and came aft... Read More

Australia’s Disdain becomes China’s Gain: How strategic competition threatens to re-shape the South Pacific

Darcy FrenchOctober 23, 2019

Are the South-Pacific Islands becoming a new center of global strategic competition? In recent years, it appears as though the traditional power balance in the... Read More

Eastern (False) Promise: Why Britain shouldn’t pursue a free-trade deal with China post-Brexit

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 4, 2019

By Cameron Rogers The United Kingdom (UK) has more or less run out of time to come up with a viable strategy for Brexit. The inevitable “no” vote on Theresa... Read More

Is the Left Finally Returning to Politics?

The Paris Globalist TeamJanuary 30, 2019

By Abe Collier There was once great hope in the political left. In 1917, it celebrated the rise of communism in Russia as the liberation of peasants and wor... Read More

Bolivia’s Water Wars: Fighting Climate Change and Government Corruption

The Paris Globalist TeamJanuary 31, 2017

by Guillaume Biganzoli Water is a privilege. Today, more than one billion people live in water-scarce regions. According to a recent World Bank report, because... Read More

Post-Brexit regulatory landscape: tightening up financial regulation or business as usual?

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 25, 2016

by Charlotte Gardes On October 3, 2016, British Prime Minister Theresa May set the ball rolling for Brexit: the United Kingdom will trigger article 50 of the L... Read More