IBA Global Insight - August/September 2020

IBA Global Insight

August/September 2020

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What is finance for?

The need to rebuild economies after the pandemic ought to accelerate the finance sector’s attempts to rediscover a sense of purpose

Low wage and low priority

Global Insight explores how governments and corporations can step up to create a better world for essential workers

Agenda for the next President of the US

With the US presidential election fast approaching, Global Insight assesses what needs to change for the sake of America and the world

Seizing the moment

Covid-19 has shuttered economies, bringing visible reductions in pollution and raising hopes of emerging into a cleaner future

China’s future in a post-Covid world

As the Covid-19 pandemic exacerbates existing concerns over human rights, Global Insight assesses what the future holds for China

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Comment and analysis

 
Inequality before the law

The Covid-19 pandemic has seen a surge in gender-based violence, which, along with the Black Lives Matter protests, is forcing a re-evaluation of how justice is delivered.

 
Avoiding a tech-driven dystopia

From contact tracing apps to teleworking, the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of technologies.

 
Erase no trace: Vive la France!

As cities scrambled to remove statues amid surging Black Lives Matter protests, the President of France stood firm.

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