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Building Resilient Global Governance for an Era of Recurring Crises
How can global governance withstand recurring crises? A new policy brief explores how to build more resilient institutions.
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Operationalizing Institutional Vitality: A Framework for Analysis
A framework to help policymakers diagnose institutional change and identify more effective approaches to multilateral reform.
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Misinformation, Disinformation and the Crisis of Trust in Public Institutions
A multilevel agenda for information integrity in an era of fragmented data governance.
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International Inequality and Post-Quantum Cryptography
What happens when quantum computers can break today’s encryption?
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Governance Developments Shaping Sovereign Credit Assessments
Sovereign credit ratings shape the cost and availability of capital for emerging market and developing economies, yet debate about their governance has focused primarily on…
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Why do Countries Walk Away from International Organizations? And What do Current Breakups Mean for Global Politics?
From Brexit to recent announcements of withdrawals from dozens of international bodies, exits from international organizations (IOs) have become a highly visible feature of global…
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Foundations of Scientific Consensus for International Cooperation
Scientific consensus mechanisms have become essential for guiding international cooperation on emerging technologies. In 2025, the United Nations launched the Independent International Scientific Panel on…
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A Systematic Approach to Institutional Mimicry
Institutional mimicry simplifies complex situations and facilitates decision-making, but it can also oversimplify or mislead if not carefully deployed. To avoid pitfalls, policymakers should employ…