Global Policy
2012 - 2025
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Volume 16, month 09, 2025
- Left and Right as a Narrative of the Global pp. 504-513

- Alain Noël and Jean‐Philippe Thérien
- Who Could Deploy Stratospheric Aerosol Injection? The United States, China, and Large‐Scale, Rapid Planetary Cooling pp. 514-524

- Joshua B. Horton, Wake Smith and David W. Keith
- Scoping Existing National Policy Recognition of Future Generations: Prospects for Future Global Climate Justice pp. 525-540

- Edward A. Morgan, Megan Crichton, Gwynn MacCarrick, Elise Stephenson and Susan Harris Rimmer
- An Evolutionary Perspective on the Implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals pp. 541-552

- Matthieu Pitteloud, Lafi Aldakak, Frank Rühli and Nicole Bender
- Civil Society Participation in Creating the SDG Indicator Framework: Open but Limited pp. 553-567

- Roni Kay M. O'Dell
- Conceptualizing Utu as a Foreign Policy Doctrine for Aotearoa New Zealand pp. 568-578

- Nicholas Ross Smith and Bonnie Holster
- The Development of Japan's Indo‐Pacific Strategy: Security Concerns and Instrumental Principles pp. 579-588

- Hidetaka Yoshimatsu
- Busting the Myth of Convergence Between the EU and LAC Countries: Analysis From UN Resolutions pp. 589-601

- Rafael Mesquita and Bruno Theodoro Luciano
- Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence Regulations for Deforestation‐Free Value Chains? Exploring the Implementation of the EU Regulation on Deforestation‐Free Products in the Cocoa and Coffee Sectors of Peru pp. 602-614

- Jimena Solar, Yovita Ivanova and Christoph Oberlack
- Sustainable Food System Chapters in Trade and Investment Agreements: Lessons on Policy Innovation pp. 615-629

- Dori Patay, Holly Rippin, Kelly Garton, Ashley Schram, Paz Belen Cavada‐Robert, Wolfgang Alschner, Camila Corvalan and Anne Marie Thow
- Trade Finance Gap: Why Credit Risk Mitigants Are Not Applied pp. 630-643

- Elvira Bobillo‐Carballo and Alfredo Arahuetes García
- Round‐Tripping Foreign Direct Investments: What are the Main Factors? pp. 644-654

- Magdolna Sass and Imre Fertő
- Brazil and China's Digital Silk Road: Opportunities, Risks, and Strategic Implications pp. 655-668

- Flávio Bastos da Silva and Paulo Afonso B. Duarte
- The Future of Deadly Synthetic Opioids: Nitazenes and Their International Control pp. 669-681

- Nicholas Lassi and Su Jiang
- Boon or Bane?: The Hybrid Institutional Complex for the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 682-690

- Jack Taggart and Benjamin Faude
- Managerialism and the Changing Politics of Inclusion pp. 691-697

- Kavi Joseph Abraham
- Doing Things Right Versus Doing the Right Things? Ownership's Effect on the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 698-704

- Bernhard Reinsberg
- The Trojan Horse of Hybrid Governance: Corporate Power and Global Plastics Governance pp. 705-712

- Rob Ralston and Jack Taggart
- How Do Informal International Organizations Promote the Sustainable Development Goals Through Orchestration? pp. 713-723

- Dan Xu
- United Nations 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals: Hybrid Institutional Complexes as Hegemony‐Building? pp. 724-730

- Julija Loginovic and Stuart Shields
- Progressive Rhetoric, Regressive Reality: The IMF's Tax Advice to 125 Countries, 2022–2024 pp. 731-738

- Alexandros Kentikelenis and Thomas Stubbs
- The Belt and Road Initiative and Emerging US‐China Rivalries in Africa: The Case of the Lobito Corridor pp. 739-750

- Maria Adele Carrai
- Analysis of the Working Group's Recommendations and COP‐16 Decision 16/2 on Digital Sequence Information pp. 751-761

- Bruna Gomes Maia and Sacha Bourgeois‐Gironde
- Commercialization, Criminality, and Coordination: Space Trade Lessons From ‘The Expanse’ pp. 762-772

- Youssef Ait Benasser
- Regionalization of Global Trade: A New Order in the Making pp. 773-776

- Woubet Kassa
- How Can Aid for Trade Support the Resilience of the Least Developed Countries in the Face of Polycrisis? pp. 777-783

- Ratnakar Adhikari
- The Region State in the 21st Century Polycrisis pp. 784-787

- Petr Blížkovský, Jochen Prantl and Lubor Lacina
- Do Animal Rights Undermine Human Rights? pp. 788-793

- Sergio Dellavalle
Volume 16, month 06, 2025
- Editorial pp. 428-429

- Gregory Stiles, Katharine Petrich, Maren Vieluf and Thomas McWilliam
- Ruxit Revisited: Unravelling Russia's Dissociation From the Pan‐European Security Order pp. 430-441

- Mikhail Polianskii
- Advocacy Under Authoritarianism: Civil Society's Impact on Environmental Treaty Ratification in Southeast Asia pp. 442-453

- Christianna Sirindah Parr
- Cooperation Across International Organizations: Effects of Regime Complexity on the Quadripartite of One Health pp. 454-464

- Katharina Lobermeyer
- Emerging Scholars on Emerging Technologies in International Security: Introduction to Part 1 pp. 465-466

- Anna Nadibaidze and Ingvild Bode
- Digital Yes‐Men: How to Deal With Sycophantic Military AI? pp. 467-473

- Jonathan Kwik
- The New Technopolitics of War: (Re)imagining Agency and Authority in Military Affairs pp. 474-479

- Daniel Møller Ølgaard
- Peacekeeping or Expeditionism: Identity and Ethics Among Canadian Army Drone Operators pp. 480-486

- Bibi Imre‐Millei
- Startups Envisioning Algorithmic Warfare: The Discourses of US Tech Companies in Defense AI pp. 487-493

- Anna Nadibaidze
- Navigating the In‐Between Space: The Roles of Chinese Think Tanks in Artificial Intelligence Governance pp. 494-500

- Qiaochu Zhang
Volume 16, month 05, 2025
- China's Outward FDI in the European Union: How Much Geopolitics is in There? pp. 222-234

- Agnieszka Gehringer
- American Public Opinion on US Responses to Russia's Nuclear Threats in Ukraine pp. 235-245

- Kaitlin Peach, Andrew Fox, Kuhika Gupta, Joseph Ripberger, Cheyenne Black, Tristan Winkle and Hank Jenkins‐Smith
- Classical Realism, Practices, and Paradiplomacy: The International Activities of Canadian Provinces pp. 246-257

- Grant Dawson
- Side Payments in World Politics: Theory and Practice pp. 258-265

- Ethan B. Kapstein
- Global Labour Governance by Numbers: A Comparison of the ILO and OECD pp. 266-274

- Vicente Silva, Huw Thomas and John Berten
- Protecting Access to Medicines After Cambodia Graduates From Least Developed Country Status: A Policy Analysis pp. 275-288

- Brigitte Tenni, Joel Lexchin, Phin Sovath, Belinda Townsend and Deborah Gleeson
- Collision Course: How Iran and Israel Brought the Middle East to the Brink of War pp. 289-298

- Rob Geist Pinfold, Clive Jones and Anoushiravan Ehteshami
- Forward Defence, Hamas‐Hezbollah War With Israel and Iran's Path to Nuclear Bombs pp. 299-305

- Mohammad Eslami and Christian Kaunert
- Servicing Development: Productive Upgrading of Labor‐Absorbing Services in Developing Economies pp. 306-318

- Dani Rodrik and Rohan Sandhu
- The Global Seigniorage Duopoly pp. 319-328

- Francisco Rodríguez
- Monetary Sovereignty and Central Bank Digital Currencies: Competing Models for Future Cross‐Border Payment Platforms pp. 329-340

- Yanyang Chu and Nina Srinivasan Rathbun
- Can China Destabilize US Government Debt? The Biggest Threat Comes from within pp. 341-347

- Judith Arnal
- The Discordant ‘Debt Trap’ and ‘Secrecy’ Narratives on the Belt and Road Initiative pp. 348-356

- Pompeo Della Posta
- The Future of China‐Gulf Solar and Wind Supply Chains pp. 357-365

- Li‐Chen Sim and Steven Griffiths
- Metatechnological Mapping and the Ye Wenjie Effect: Mitigating Civilizational Vulnerabilities pp. 366-371

- Milan M. Ćirković
- Internet Shutdowns, Sovereignty, and the Postcolonial State in Africa pp. 372-379

- Nicole Stremlau
- Mapping Policies and Regulations for Safe and Healthy Digital Environments for Children and Adolescents pp. 380-384

- Sofia Castro Lopes, Louise Holly and Ilona Kickbusch
- Public Policies to Restrict Food Marketing to Children in Latin America: Progress and Challenges pp. 385-402

- Florence L. Théodore, Regina Durán, Lizbeth Tolentino Mayo, Alondra Coral Aragón‐Gama, Vania Lara Mejía, Priscila Moreno, Paulina Barquín, Paola Villaverde, Fiorella Espinosa de Candido, Maria Isabel Ferre Eguiluz and Simón Barquera
- Reflections on Applying Systems Thinking to Stakeholder Mapping: The STOA Unit at the European Parliament pp. 403-409

- Valentina Amuso and Lieve Van Woensel
- Should Eminence Outweigh Evidence? The Global Preparedness Monitoring Board's Report on Pandemic Preparedness pp. 410-418

- David Bell, Garrett Wallace Brown, Blagovesta Tacheva and Jean von Agris
- “Invisible Bullets”: The Power of Narratives in Modern Warfare pp. 419-422

- Aleksandr Zarnadze
Volume 16, month 02, 2025
- Norm modification and the responsibility to protect: Towards a four‐pillar framework pp. 4-15

- Thomas Peak
- Exploring best practices for user engagement in peace and conflict research pp. 16-27

- Thomas Bobo, Giuditta Fontana and Nino Kemoklidze
- A quiet convergence: The 2022 full‐scale Russian invasion of Ukraine and Italian Parties' positions on the European Union pp. 28-44

- Andrea Capati and Federico Trastulli
- The evolution of transnational municipal knowledge networks pp. 45-63

- Adi Weidenfeld and Nick Clifton
- The Safety of Strangers: The Realities and Politics of Protecting Civilians in Times of War pp. 64-68

- Naomi Pendle and Tom Kirk
- Humanitarian protection activities and the safety of strangers in the DRC, Syria and South Sudan pp. 69-85

- Tom Kirk, Naomi Pendle and Anastasia Vasilyeva
- Community self‐protection, public authority and the safety of strangers in Bor and Ler, South Sudan pp. 86-97

- Tom Kirk, Naomi Pendle and Abraham Diing Akoi
- Protection and Containment: Surviving COVID‐19 in Palabek Refugee Settlement, Northern Uganda pp. 98-113

- Sophie Mylan
- Negotiating faith in exile: Learning from displacements from and into Arua, North West Uganda pp. 114-125

- Elizabeth Storer
- Seeking safety: Identifying protection gaps for artists in South Sudan pp. 126-137

- Kara A. Blackmore
- Safety Among Displaced South Sudanese in Khartoum: The Role of Christian Faith Communities pp. 138-149

- Nelly Caesar Arkangelo
- Sing safety: Understanding South Sudanese protection strategies through song pp. 150-160

- Sylvia A. N. Nannyonga‐Tamusuza and Naomi Pendle
- Hiding in plain sight: IDP's protection strategies after closing Juba's protection of civilian sites pp. 161-166

- Tot Janguan and Tom Kirk
- Basic income in crisis? (Hard) lessons from the pandemic pp. 167-174

- Jurgen De Wispelaere, Joe Chrisp and Leticia Morales
- Harnessing network power: Weaponised interdependence in global tax policy pp. 175-189

- Rasmus Corlin Christensen
- Enforcing export controls learning from and using the financial system pp. 190-199

- Benjamin Hilgenstock, Elina Ribakova, Anna Vlasyuk and Guntram Wolff
- Policy approaches to increase external investment by US pension funds in African countries pp. 200-212

- Daniel Preston
- Maximizing STEM resources for diplomats: A framework for speed, depth, and accuracy pp. 213-217

- Lee E. Voth‐Gaeddert
Volume 16, month 01, 2025
- Overcoming the Invisible Ceiling for the Empowerment of Refugees and Immigrants Through Islamic Finance pp. 5-6

- Mehmet Asutay, Alija Avdukic and Sarah A. Tobin
- Islamic Moral Economy: Bringing Back Substantive Morality to Humanise Islamic Finance pp. 7-11

- Mehmet Asutay
- Aligning Sustainable Finance and Fintech to Promote an Integrated Approach to Refugee Finance pp. 12-24

- Dalal Aassouli, Atieh Hajian, Mehmet Asutay and Rajai Ray Jureidini
- On the Design of Islamic Blended Microfinancing for Refugee Entrepreneurship: An Institutional Logic Perspective pp. 25-37

- Wahyu Jatmiko, A. Azizon and Raditya Sukmana
- A Qard Hassan (Benevolent Loan) Crowdfunding Model for Refugee Finance pp. 38-45

- Rashedul Hasan, M. Kabir Hassan and Mohammad Dulal Miah
- Islamic Instruments for Refugee Financing: The IsDB and UNHCR Collaborative Approach pp. 46-56

- Altea Pericoli
- Financial Exclusion, Soft Segregation and Moral Constraints as Drivers of Entrepreneurial Activities in Scottish Muslim Immigrants pp. 57-65

- Alija Avdukic and Fawad Khaleel
- Clashing Moral Economies Among Norway's Muslim Entrepreneurs pp. 66-73

- Mari Norbakk
- What Alternative Do I Have?: Syrian Immigrant Entrepreneurs and Interest‐Based Financing in Norway pp. 74-81

- Sarah A. Tobin
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