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On the second day, two issues dominated this year’s United Nations’ climate change summit: The Turkey-issue and the Ukraine-issue. Both are indicative of the process in these halls, rooms, corner, and dens …
It is again that time of the year… no, I am not talking about Christmas, or Chanukah, or any new-age nonsense. I am talking about the ultimate ritual that puts any Confucian to pale, the United Nations’ climate summit …
The following paper by Professer Hardy Bouillon* was presented at the IV. ECAEF/CEPROM Conference on ‘Towards a Viable Alternative: Markets and Entrepreneurship to Protect the Environment’, 10 December 2019. Initiated by the European Center for Austrian Economics Foundation based in the Principality of Liechtenstein, this academic conference series is dedicated to the eminent late French scholar […]
By declaring a state of climate emergency, the European Parliament opened the door to excessive measures that could ultimately violate individual freedoms and erode democracy in the European Union. The climate debate has become a political means to implement a populist agenda …
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