Four reasons why care fails and gender-based violence remains resilient in a 'crisis' context Commentary What does care mean in a Covid-19 pandemic context? Why does care fail and gender-based violence becomes even more resilient in itself, despite being conceptualised as a "pandemic within a pandemic" in a context of intensifying sexism, culturalist stereotypes and xenophobia, not to mention social policing and the intensive securitization of borders and mobility? Eirini Avramopoulou
Feminist foreign policy in action: exiled Afghan women MPs in Greece Commentary Afghan women political representatives want to establish a parliament in exile in Greece: reason enough for me to pay them a visit and show my support. Hannah Neumann
Thorsten Thiel Head of the Research Group "Democracy and Digitaliziation" at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society
A transatlantic climate alliance? A closer look at the tensions between European and US approaches to climate policy Analysis A different policy mix of climate protection in the U.S. and EU creates tensions that make a close alliance very difficult. The deep political divide in the U.S. also raises doubts about the durability of climate policy cooperation. Jörg Haas
Tunisia's migration policy: the ambiguous consequences of democratization Commentary In Tunisia, the first decade of democratization did not lead to an expansion of migrant rights. Despite initial attempts to replace the restrictive policies inherited from the authoritarian regime of Ben Ali, domestic and international forces ultimately put breaks on liberal migration reform. Katharina Natter