Urban centres and rural areas – the return of the city-state?
Over the last couple of years and electoral cycles, one of the oldest pieces of news has been the dichotomy and disparity between the more open/leftist urban centers and cities […]
Category Archives: Editorial
Editorial: Disabled in an abled World
Today marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and I am one of them, kinda. At this point, I have officially been ‘severely disabled’ for fifteen months (according to […]
Resources on Politics, International Relations and Global Issues – GPPW’s Recommendations (New Media Edition)
In the light of an ever expanding amount of online resources and -media, we at GPPW thought it might be interesting (and potentially useful) to bring together the various internet-based resources […]
The Trust Gap – or How we Stopped believing in the Better Angels of our Nature
There can hardly be any doubt that the world we live in anno 2016 is a part of human history that is in no lack of vices, challenges, or a […]
Follow your Dreams at your own Risk – Or: How ‘going your own way’ is the best worst Idea ever
Being the idealistic millennials that we are, many of us grew up in environments that were educationally, economically and culturally privileged enough to not overly worry about finances, about our […]
