Opinion

Britain has never been so close to remaining in the EU (or to crashing out without a deal)

Mark Dawson analyses the case for a new ‘People’s Vote’ on Brexit.

The great macro divergence

Jean Pisani-Ferry writes on Project Syndicate about cracks in the global economic system.

After Merkel: Germany, the UK and the EU

Angela Merkel’s decision to give up the leadership of the CDU feels like a political earthquake, writes Markus Jachtenfuchs.

Governance in a changing world

Watch or read President Henrik Enderlein’s inaugural speech, outlining his vision for governance and the Hertie School

Steadfast Merkel, even on the way out

Andrea Römmele and Nils Napierala assess the damage to German parties after state election upsets.

The decline of the West, again

Helmut K. Anheier reviews four books on our unsettling times on Project Syndicate.

The global economy’s three games

The US-China rivalry is likely to shape alliances that force Europe, Japan and Canada to choose sides, writes Jean Pisani-Ferry on Project Syndicate.

Rage against the elites

How can we make sense of the West's political malaise? Helmut K. Anheier reviews four recent books on populism for Project Syndicate.

The coming evaluation revolution in corporate responsibility

Johanna Mair and co-authors on how companies can develop an evidence base to make corporate responsibility work.

Trexit? Turkey's death penalty proposal may endanger EU relationship.

Başak Çalı discusses recent draft legislation and its implications.

Doubling Down on Coal: How Japan lost its footing on emissions reductions

Governance Post Editor Isaac Ward-Fineman offers a way for Japan to get back on track with emissions reductions.

One hundred years of ineptitude

Helmut K. Anheier on Project Syndicate: Will history show that policymakers heeded the lessons of the financial crisis?