technology

Rafal Rohozinski and Robert Muggah on what to expect for tech in 2015.

A growing cadre of scholars, practitioners, and hobbyists are leveraging new tools to help prevent gross violations of human rights and holding perpetrators to account after heinous crimes are committed, says Robert Muggah.

Technology-enabled networks are overtaking old-fashioned hierarchies in many sectors, including the aid community says Robert Muggah. Aid agencies would do well to get ahead of this trend.

Jennifer Jeffs’ interview with Christine Cumming, first vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, about the new systems that move money around the world faster than ever before.

Kyle Matthews on why DFATD should embrace new digital technologies.

OpenCanada talked to the Managing Director of ICT Development Associates about how the spread of new communication technologies are challenging understandings of sustainability.

OpenCanada talked to Columbia University Professor Saskia Sassen about building smarter cities out of smarter technology.

Andreas Sandre on how technology as a whole is changing diplomacy.

Have we reached the end of technological progress? John Hancock isn’t betting on it.

When RoboCop replaces Private Jackson: Brookings’ Peter Singer on the impact of technology on war.

John Hancock advises that the one certainty about today’s economy is its subjection to technological change.