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Beyond innovation and deployment: Modeling the impact of technology-push and demand-pull policies in Germany's solar policy mix
(Elsevier BV, 2022)Governments around the world try to accelerate sociotechnical change toward sustainability by introducing policy mixes that combine technology-push and demand-pull instruments. Beyond innovation and deployment, other ... -
Blaine's Name in Vain?: State Constitutions, School Choice, & Charitable Choice
(University of Denver, 2005)In this article, Ms. Goldenziel explores the growing controversy over no-funding provisions, state constitutional provisions that restrict state funding of religious institutions. These provisions, allegedly rooted in ... -
Climate change may alter human physical activity patterns
(Springer Nature, 2017)Regular physical activity supports healthy human functioning1,2,3. Might climate change—by modifying the environmental determinants of human physical activity—alter exercise rates in the future4? Here we conduct an ... -
Designing Procedural Mechanisms for the Governance of Solar Radiation Management Field Experiments: Workshop Report
(Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2015)The unexpected ocean fertilization experiment off the west coast of Canada in 2012 highlights the reality that non-governmental actors can already initiate small- to medium-scale environmental experiments and solar radiation ... -
Developing Managers and Leaders: Experiences and Lessons from International NGOs
(Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 2011)This paper explores the context, practice and lessons related to management and leadership development in a handful of large international NGOs (INGOs) focused on humanitarian and development efforts. The paper is based ... -
Displaced: A Proposal for International Law to Protect Refugees, Migrants, and States
(Berkeley Law Scholarship Repository, 2016)How can international law better protect both international security and the human rights of people fleeing violence? International refugee law protects only the refugees: those fleeing across borders due to a well-founded ... -
Displaced: Why We Need New International Law to Protect Refugees, Displaced People, and Human Rights
(2015)How can international law protect both international security and the human rights of displaced people? Existing international law protects only displaced refugees: those who flee persecution on the basis of religion, race, ... -
The Emergency Framing of Solar Geoengineering: Time for a Different Approach
(SAGE Publications, 2015)Solar geoengineering has been proposed as a possible response measure in the event of a "climate emergency." Scientific evidence for climate emergencies in the form of tipping points, however, is contested and unsettled. ... -
Engaging Israel in the Belt and Road Initiative: China’s Techno-Nationalism in the Middle East
(Springer International Publishing, 2022-10)The enormous growth of China’s investments in Israel has become one of the major changes in the Middle East’s geopolitics during the last decade. This paper examines the nationalist motivation behind China’s investment in ... -
The European 2030 climate and energy package: do domestic strategy adaptations precede EU policy change?
(Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2022)The European Union’s 2030 climate and energy package introduced fundamental changes compared to its 2020 predecessor. These changes included a stronger focus on the internal market and an increased emphasis on technology-neutral ... -
Fighting the “Threat from Within”: France and Its Counter-Radicalization Strategy
(LediPublishing, 2018)This chapter discusses French efforts to counter extremism and radicalization. It focuses on ongoing social, political, and legal debates in France, and highlights policies and programs to prevent radicalization among ... -
For country through science: nationalism and German scientists in the early twentieth century
(Edward Elgar Publishing, 2020)This chapter traces the history of the community of elite German natural scientists in the early twentieth century through the scientists’ nationalism and participation in World War I. Many leading German scientists ... -
Lee Kuan Yew’s Lessons For Armenia
(2013)There is hardly a statesman left in the world who has not heard about Singapore’s economic miracle, which began almost 50 years ago and continues to date. If there is a single person without whom Singapore’s phenomenal ... -
Measuring National Power: Is Vladimir Putin’s Russia in Decline?
(2018)As Vladimir Putin embarks on another six-year term as Russia’s president, Western pundits and policymakers are left wondering whether his reelection means that Moscow’s muscular policies toward America and other Western ... -
Micro and macro-level risk factors for extremism and terrorism: Toward a criminology of extremist violence
(Walter de Gruyter GmbH, 2021-08)Over the past twenty years, research on political extremism and terrorism has become one of the fastest growing sub-fields within criminology. This rapid growth is reminiscent of the early years of criminology itself, ... -
North Korea: Peace? Nuclear War?: Foreward, Overview
(Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, 2019)North Korean nuclear weapons create today’s greatest issue of war and peace, the only imminent risk of nuclear war. President Obama told President Trump this was the most urgent issue he was inheriting. The Korean people ... -
Passive Political Legitimacy: How the Chinese Online Sphere Went from Challenging to Supporting the State within the Past Decade
(University of Chicago Press, 2022)The Chinese government’s rhetoric and policies have become increasingly assertive in recent years, leading some observers abroad to see China as a threat to democracy and the international order. However, less attention ... -
Protestantism and Human Capital in Guatemala and the Republic of Korea
(2013)Protestant missions from the United States entered the Republic of Korea and Guatemala at the same time (1884 and 1882, respectively). Yet, their impact on human capital has been divergent. The analysis presented in this ...