(1/4) We recently added new functionality to our website allowing you to examine correlations between two variables (e.g., categories, criteria or indicators) in our dataset: sgi-network.org/2022/Data_Anal…
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(1/2) The analysis by the World Weather Attribution initiative clearly places the blame on the #ClimateCrisis. Our own dataset shows that among 41 #EU and #OECD countries, 7 (e.g., #Australia, the #UnitedStates and #Turkey) are generally failing with their environmental policies. twitter.com/sandralaville/…
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(1/3) With two mass shootings within days of each other in the #UnitedStates, it is worth again considering the origins of this epidemic of gun violence. 2017 research by @max_fisher of the @nytimes examining nearly 50 years of mass shootings concludes it is the number of guns. twitter.com/Max_Fisher/sta…
(1/4) With the midterms today in the #UnitedStates, our regional coordinator and senior research lecturer at @hcaheidelberg Martin Thunert examines why these elections have become more difficult to predict: fairobserver.com/politics/much-…
(1/2) In the period covered by our latest SGI, November 2019 to January 2022, we witnessed instances of particularly close cooperation between #France and #Germany, including on the NextGenerationEU economic recovery package. twitter.com/Carnegie_Europ…
(1/2) In our latest SGI, our country experts warn that #Italy requires a serious overhaul of the governance and administrative apparatus, and a thorough reform of the relationship between central government and local government authorities. twitter.com/heimbergecon/s…
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(1/2) Eurostat finds a nearly 2% annual increase in climatic-related economic losses from 2010 to 2020. Our SGI data shows enormous disparities with regard to environmental policies across #EU and #OECD countries: sgi-network.org/2022/Sustainab… twitter.com/EU_Eurostat/st…