The Outing of Climate Change: How About a Policy
By Raye Elizabeth Ward This week saw the follow-on meeting to the Paris Climate Accord. The news is not good; or, as the Washington Post put it, “We are in trouble.” […]
SXSW comes to Eindhoven: ‘We’ve been here 24 hours, and I’m blown away’
By Terry Boyd Suddenly, Eindhoven is on the radar of one of the most heralded American tech centers – and its world-famous innovation conference. A delegation from Austin, Texas including
Is Your Company Seeking Ways to Increase Sales and Connections into Japan and SE Asia?
Texas companies that export generate five times higher revenues than their non-exporting peers. For the past several years, Asian nations have represented the top export markets for Central Texas companies.
While We were Tweeting, the Future Happened
David Firestein, the executive director of the University of Texas’ new China Public Policy Center headlined a recent session of our speaker series, The World Spins, with some advice about competing with
The Great Listening
The Great Listening, inspired by Sweden’s 50-year-old Almedalen week of discourse, will host its inaugural event this November 16-17 in Austin. Almedalen has welcomed leaders from diverse backgrounds like Karl
Policy Weirding: Climate Change and National Security
By Raye Elizabeth Ward A military weather tracking station. Photo Courtesy of United Nations Climate Change. Will the military drive our national climate change agenda? Dr. Joshua Busby dropped by a