North AmericaTrump’s battle against civil rights The US president is systematically rolling back Obama’s policies, but a growing resistance led by women is up for the fight By Lecia Brooks
GlobalThe lack of democracy in the international financial order Illicit financial flows and the offshore world are disproportionately hurting developing countries By Neeti Biyani
Democracy and societyThe long road to democracy Why a neoliberal path to democratic development won’t work in the Caucasus By Bakar Berekashvili, Tato Khundadze
The politics of housingA bold approach to public housing Western nations could learn a thing or two from Singapore’s public housing model. But can it really be replicated abroad? By Adrienne Woltersdorf
GlobalThe world is an UN-holy mess When Germany takes its seat on the UN Security Council, the country must save and expand the UN Charter. Three proposals By Michael von der Schulenburg
EuropeHome is where the heart Is Governments need to seriously reassess housing policy if they are to tackle entrenched inequality and exclusion By Wanda Wyporska
GlobalFrom industrial to present-day capitalism We need a balanced assessment of Marx’ theory to understand contemporary capitalism By Jürgen Kocka
Democracy and societyThe globalisation of anti-gender campaigns Transnational anti-gender movements in Europe and Latin America create unlikely alliances By Sonia Corrêa, David Paternotte, Roman Kuhar
