Are We Saturated With Organisations?
14 December 2022
On the State and Religions in France
15 December 2022
In this issue, Cogito addresses structural issues: from secularism to the evaluation of public policies, and including economic, educational and gender inequalities, the manipulation of history, the governance of behavior, and peace politics. The issue also includes case studies of green school campuses, Down’s syndrome screening, and data journalism. A highlight is the profile of Alexander Prokhanov, whose thinking permeates Putin’s imperial ambitions. Enjoy the read!
In Folio
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From Dictatorships to Terrorism, How to End the Violence?
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Are We Saturated With Organisations?
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Making Public Policy Evaluation Accessible
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Benevolence and International Relations
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On the State and Religions in France
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Reducing Rural Poverty in China
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Refusing Down’s Syndrome Screening: A Reasoned Choice
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Is a Data Journalist Worth a Hundred?
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Erasures and the Quest for Modernity: The Case of China
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Research in Projects
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Unearthing the Roots of Inequality
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Schoolyards: An Answer to Climate Challenges?
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Rising Star |
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New Russia, New Empire: Prokhanov’s Dream
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