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Executive Summary For more than a decade, peace operations have seen a rapid expansion in both the number of police officers deployed and the ambition of mandates to maintain security and contribute to establishing the rule of law with executive powers, to provide operational support to host-state…

Non-Western countries like Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil and Turkey have started to take part in global humanitarian action. Their engagement raises a number of fundamental questions: How will the diversification of government donors affect humanitarian activities and principles, the people and…

The contradiction between the astonishing dynamic of China’s domestic climate policy agenda and its seemingly unwavering and tenacious position in international climate negotiations presents a puzzle that, on closer inspection, reveals much about a nation at the crossroads, undecided which way to…

This publication is part of a special section in Global Policy (volume 2, issue 3) that explores policy agendas for the future of global energy. Read Policy agendas for the Future of Global Energy, also by Andreas Goldthau in Global Policy, 3 (2). Like almost no other sector, energy reflects…