Our Seas – A Multiple Source of Energy
By Jörn-Jakob Luhn When sitting over another assignment in the Institute’s library, do you too occasionally look out the bigContinue Reading
Latest Posts
Beware of World Leaders Who Promise Unity
By Keshav Khanna In 2018, when Mr. Abiy Ahmed came to power in Ethiopia, he did so on the platformContinue Reading
From GA to Town Hall: Academic Quality, Anti-harassment, Social Movements, and Housing
By Silvia Ecclesia Disclaimer: this article includes quotes from external sources representative of the source’s point of view and perceptionContinue Reading
After BDS Saga, Unprecedented Intervention from Israeli Embassy and Administration Comes to Light
By Clare Maxwell and Neva Newcombe On April 27th the constituency of the Graduate Institute Student Association (GISA) voted toContinue Reading
L’Ombre de l’Affaire des Fiches Plane sur la Loi MPT
By Aurèle Cotton 22 novembre 1989, quelques semaines après la chute du Mur. Les Suisses sont abasourdis. Ils viennent d’apprendreContinue Reading
Swiss Referendum on Revised CO2 Act: True Climate Justice or a Bad Compromise?
By Annia Costermani Visconti Switzerland’s annual mean temperature has increased by around 2°C since the 1960’s, a significantly stronger warmingContinue Reading
Inner Ocean: Human-Nature Complex through Water
By Charlotte Qin Why is the ocean salty? This question came to me one day when I was backpacking throughContinue Reading
What Does “Anti-Asian Racism” and “Anti-Asian Hate” Capture and Omit?
By Fumi Kurihara This piece has been adapted from a talk given at the panel discussion on anti-Asian hate andContinue Reading
Being Provincial in an International Community
By Neva Newcombe One of the things that has struck me most about my peers at the Graduate Institute isContinue Reading
The Power of Ideas: the Geneva Debate
By Dario De Quarti Miguel and Jarrod, on the floor of their kitchen, flat 301, debated for the hundredth time,Continue Reading
The Graduate Press 