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Research Handbook on the Institutions of Global Migration Governance
Drawing together the work of leading researchers from various disciplines, this Research Handbook contributes to a revitalised understanding of migration governance.
Four Battlegrounds
Four elements define the AI race for power: data, computing power, talent, and institutions. The ultimate global leader in AI will have institutions that effectively incorporate AI into their economy, society, and especially their military.
The new 2021-2022 Concise Atlas of International Geneva
With about 70 maps, covering 8 domains plus a special section dedicated to the war on Ukraine, the KAS’ Atlas offers a rich, data-driven perspective on International Geneva.
Atlas of AI
AI is neither artificial nor intelligent, contends AI scholar Kate Crawford in Atlas of AI, Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence—a great conversation starter line, no doubt, in the Valley, or indeed closer to here at EPFL.
Genius Makers
'Genius Makers' is among the most enjoyable primers on AI, introducing the faces behind the development of a technology encroaching on just about every aspect of our individual and collective lives.
Resources
Resources is an expanding curated and tagged collection of various documents we use while writing The Geneva Observer. Its allows you to easily find and download research UN reports, academic and NGOs papers.
Document: How to Fix the WTO
Building on the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) long-standing support for the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the multilateral trading system, this paper is intended to set out a holistic vision for WTO reform from the perspective of the global business community.
UNRWA and the Palestine Refugees: Challenges for Developing a Strategic Vision
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"Unsustained Reforms, Unprotected Rights" - BWI's Full Report on Migrant Workers' Plight in Qatar Post World Cup 2022
Building and Woodworkers’ International (BWI) dismisses the Gulf state’s repeated claims that it has significantly altered its labour practices and put in place the mechanisms needed to ensure that changes in its legislation are implemented.
Still Not Safe: Transnational Repression in 2022
All over the world, individuals brave enough to speak out against repression are being targeted by autocrats who reach across
borders to silence their voices.
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