Good Leader, Bad Leader: What Should We Learn From Today’s Monarchies?
A republic has been long considered the most suitable form of government for modern societies. In a republic, typically a representative democracy, the country is […]
Articles by Minja Marjomaa
Trickling Down? Reassessing Today’s Global Economy
They say it will trickle down. While globalization is an undeniable reality today, it is hard to pinpoint when it began. History is replete with […]
The Echo Chambers of the Internet
“(Technologies such as social media) lets you go off with like-minded people, so you’re not mixing and sharing and understanding other points of view … […]
The Diligent and Freeloader: A Welfare State Experiment
Nothing is free in the world, except the monthly money given to a citizen just because of the citizenship. This concept, most notably called ‘basic […]
Matthias Maas on Small States and Power
“The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must” -Melian Dialogue From the legal point of view, all states are equal […]
Global Leaders Warming Up To The Climate
In Paris on the 13th of December last year, after hours of waiting, good news arrived at the ministers’ debate chamber. Soon after, the […]
OULU, FINLAND: The City of Black and White
In late August I woke up at 5am to go jogging before my bike ride through empty streets to the office. The sun had already […]