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News 12 Nov 2018

UNU Institute in Macau at the UN World Data Forum 2018

UNU Macau launched the latest report on Engaging Citizens for Sustainable Development: A Data Perspective.

News 05 Nov 2018

Temporary Relocation: UNU Institute in Macau Hosted by City University of Macau

UNU Macau is excited to be in the middle of a dynamic academic and research environment.

Series 30 Oct 2018

5 Ways to Make Cities More Sustainable and Resilient

For World Cities Day, Dr. Simone Sandholz names 5 promising aspects how cities can become more sustainable and resilient.

Blog Post 28 Oct 2018

AI & Global Governance: The Role of Global Corporations in AI Ethics

Global corporations should take steps to ensure AI ethics are taken seriously - and with a sense of urgency.

Blog Post 28 Oct 2018

AI & Global Governance: Three Paths Towards a Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence

Identifying where globally-agreed norms and rules are needed.

Blog Post 28 Oct 2018

AI & Global Governance: Artificial Intelligence for All - A Call for Equity in the 4th Industrial Revolution

As we delegate more tasks and decisions to AI systems, how will humans minimise harm and maximize benefit?

Media Coverage 24 Oct 2018

Muddling Through to 2030: The Long Decline of International Security Cooperation

The decline of International cooperation on peace and security.

News 19 Oct 2018

Report on Engaging Citizens for Sustainable Development from a Data Perspective

The report by Dr. Mamello Thinyane highlights various ways in which people get left behind in social indicators data and suggests ways to prevent it.

Media Coverage 18 Oct 2018

Iraqi Justice in the Post-ISIS Era

The need for a review of the overbroad approach to ISIS affiliates as a crucial way for Iraq’s leadership to build peace across the sectarian divide.

Blog Post 15 Oct 2018

AI & Global Governance: A New Charter of Rights for the Global AI Revolution

AI’s growing role in our personal decision-making and identity raises a series of related ethical questions.