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Author: Gaute Gulliksen
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The Assault on Civil Society
Across the globe, I see civil society under siege. This is not by accident, but by deliberate authoritarian design. What […]
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The Quiet Collapse of Civil Society
Across Mexico, essential social work unfolds quietly every day. Services reach those overlooked by public systems. Advocacy gives voice to […]
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Start with a Site: The Key to Growth
In today’s digital world, not having a website is no longer just a missed opportunity—it can hold your business back. […]
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Billionaires, Capitalism, and the Crisis of Democracy
It’s become almost routine: news stories about billionaires growing their fortunes while wages stagnate, public services erode, and democracies falter. […]
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The Global Rise of Workplace Surveillance: How Much Is Too Much?
In the digital age, workplace surveillance has become a widespread and often controversial feature of modern employment. From keystroke trackers […]
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The Currency of the Information Age Is Currency — But Not the Kind You Think
In the digital age, it’s easy to believe we’re getting something for nothing. We scroll through social media, send messages, […]
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The Cost of “Free” Email
What You Should Know About Gmail, Outlook, and Similar Services Email services like Gmail, Outlook (formerly Hotmail), and Yahoo Mail […]
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Bethics on Assignment – March & April Update
Most of the Bethics team is currently in the field on assignment throughout March and April. This means that responses […]
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GM Corn Dispute with Mexico
In December 2024, a dispute panel ruled in favor of the United States in its conflict with Mexico over genetically […]
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Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Mexico: History, Structure, and Public Opinion
Introduction Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are vital actors in the development of any country They are crucial for Mexico’s democracy […]