Member Articles

This argues that current international law is not working for states given the diffusion of new threats such as drones and non-state proxies and needs rethinking.

This paper offers recommendations on the policies that China might pursue to achieve its macroeconomic goals and step up to take a leadership role in WTO reform.

This report reviews the regional financial arrangements in Europe, East Asia, and Latin America, their engagement with the IMF, and the issues raised by institutional overlap.

This report examines the potential and limits of the OSCE’s economic and environmental dimension.

Chinese observers have trained their focus on what the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific means for Beijing’s relations with Southeast Asia. Come 2020, it is likely that China would demand greater clarity concerning the practical “deliverables.”

This explores the limited details available in the present truce in the US-China trade war, which carries some bad news for Australia.

This explains how the newly released Hague Rules for international tribunals can help close a gender gap in international tribunals—both on the bench and in processes.

While climate change opens up the Arctic to more commercial and military activities, there is an increasing potential for rivalry between the major powers.

The EU and like-minded partners have three options to safeguard the WTO’s role in trade dispute settlement. This discusses those options, none of which comes without risk of failure given the uncertainty about the U.S. endgame.

Proposed resolutions to climate change are heavily reliant on technological advances. A shift in consumerism may provide better policies to mitigate climate woes.