Archives: Perspectives The leading role of small and mid-sized cities to achieve sustainable development Henrique Pissaia article July 14, 2021 The leading role of small and mid-sized cities to achieve sustainable development Nowadays, 55% of the world’s population lives in cities[1], with more than 80% of global GDP being generated in cities. According to the World Bank,[2] by 2050, nearly 70% … continue reading Beyond Green Growth: the ESG Investment Market and the Era of Responsible Investment Henrique Pissaia article March 16, 2021 Beyond Green Growth: the ESG Investment Market and the Era of Responsible Investment * By Henrique Pissaia * * * * The Green Revolution One trillion U.S. dollars is the actual size of green bonds issuance accumulated since its first emission in … continue reading Tech & Ethics: Exclusion in Photos and Media Anne Chang article March 2, 2021 Tech & Ethics: Exclusion in Photos and Media *By Anne Chang* * * * When discussing the ethical impacts of technology, skepticism is no stranger. After all, what is the practical effect of musing about ethics when dealing with innovation and technology? Why spend money, time, … continue reading WE ARE OPEN! Renata B. Souto Maior article February 4, 2021 WE ARE OPEN! *By Renata Baiao* * * * Humans change the world around them, and their version of the world changes humanity. We have never interacted so much with the objects around us, and we have never been more susceptible to … continue reading Principle of Cooperation in the ICESCR: A Duty or Discretion to Cooperate in Times of Pandemic? Fara Yassine Assoc. Professor in Kuwait International Law School. M.A. in International and European Law & PhD in Public Law at University Grenoble-Alpes article January 5, 2021 Principle of Cooperation in the ICESCR: A Duty or Discretion to Cooperate in Times of Pandemic? By Fara Yassine* * * * The Covid-19 crisis is a “phenomenon at risk of greatly affecting the global economy, societies, and human rights.” [1] The pandemic … continue reading 123›»