Transnational organised crime is estimated as having a budget twice larger than all military budgets combined. How much influence and governing power could non-state actors...
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Globalisation of all sectors — economic, security, information, technological development, etc.— together with increased mobility and solidarity of the population worldwide are accelerating the spread and implementation...
Policymaking has to adapt to an increasingly digital and data-driven world as well as an increasingly (dis)informed citizenry. AI algorithms are increasingly impacting all aspects of life and add...
Power distribution in multilevel government, and the combination of local, regional, national and supranational levels, could be put on the political agenda and its legitimacy enforced or increased. Emphasis...
The Future of Government 2030+: A Citizen Centric Perspective on New Government Models The Future of Government 2030+: Policy implications and recommendations Understanding our Political Nature: How...
The power of non-state organizations and forums is growing as they play an increasing role in addressing various challenges – e.g. the various Mayors' organizations, NGOs, expert groups...
When social media is becoming one of the most powerful tools for shaping peoples' choices, being an "influencer" is at the reach of anyone. The number of social media users worldwide...
As "fake news" proliferate, disinformation threatens democracy and efficient governance. There is empirical evidence that false news are spreading significantly "faster, deeper, and more broadly"...
Regulations governing the real world should be extended and adapted to the digital world. Democratization of information sources should be used for a more active engagement of the citizenry...