When call centres boomed at the end of the 1990s, scholars described them as “a situation in which the operator has an ...

The international system established at Yalta in 1945, which led to a world order dominated by two superpowers, is disintegrating. The Cold War ushered in a period of relative stability, avoiding a ...

Between these narratives stands a child whose clothing has become the battlefield of a conflict far larger than herself.

Nearly 96 per cent of Montenegro’s businesses are micro enterprises, and Europe’s AI evidence base barely sees them.

Four changes – from enforceable labour rights to seats in the boardroom – would restore democratic legitimacy to open economies.

After a summer marked by repeated heatwaves across Europe, this publication tackles an increasingly urgent issue: workplace heat exposure, now one of the leading climate-related threats to workers' ...

Trump’s new map swallows Iceland, yet Icelanders have just voted against reopening membership talks with Brussels.

Jovan Rabrenović is a Montenegrin economist and applied researcher, and president and authorised representative of the ...

Alaa Alkhatib is a Vienna-based Austrian-Syrian researcher and policy analyst with more than 25 years of research experience, ...

Erik Oddvar Eriksen is professor emeritus at ARENA Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo, which he directed from ...

Clara Punzi is a PhD candidate in Artificial Intelligence for Society at Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa. Her research ...

Roberto Pellungrini is a computer science researcher at Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa and a member of the Knowledge ...