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Ismail Serageldin, Founding Director of Bibliotheca Alexandria on open science, civil unrest in America, COVID-19 and the future of both libraries and humanity
12.06.2020
Marc Fleurbaey proposes to define human development with a diversity of values in mind.
11.06.2020
Several ISC Members and affiliated bodies will mark important anniversaries in 2020, and we join them in celebrating many years of successful international scientific collaboration.
11.06.2020
Daya Reddy and Heide Hackmann
09.06.2020
Sakiko Fukuda-Parr argues that we need to go back to the big, visionary ideas at the heart of human development 30 years ago, the idea that human development is about freedom – about having the ability to live the life one has reason to value
09.06.2020
The Global Young Academy's Women in Science Working Group highlights practical ideas for staying positive in testing times.
09.06.2020
This World Oceans Day is like no other - the COVID-19 pandemic and ‘stay at home’ measures have reduced human activity at sea and in coastal areas. We take a look at what that means for ocean science.
08.06.2020
On World Oceans Day 2020, we're highlighting the ocean science needed to protect our blue planet.
08.06.2020
Facundo García Valverde argues that social and environmental factors make people’s capability sets unequal. Institutions, policies, laws and social norms in particular have a tremendous influence in the shaping of people’s capabilities. Human development therefore needs to incorporate a specific account of egalitarian relations as there is a strong link between inequality and lack of valuable freedoms.
05.06.2020
After contracting COVID-19, Vint Cerf reflects on how computing and the internet is responding to the pandemic.
04.06.2020
