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Michael Stopford

is a former member of the UN Secretariat and Chief of Cabinet at UNOG. He is currently Managing Partner of the data-based communications company Ancored - www.ancored.se


Can young people have faith in the international system?

2024 and beyond - young people face a world of polycrises and conflict without the confidence that the multilateral system can solve them
By Michael Stopford | OTHER | 9 February 2024

Is there a (professional) life after the UN?

For those considering a career change from the international civil service, what are the obstacles and challenges to overcome?
By Michael Stopford | INSIDE VIEW | 1 April 2023

Human rights: a scathing scorecard

A sober personal assessment of where we stand today on the achievement of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022

Language, culture and a global mindset

Languages hold riches expressing the wealth of human culture: multilingualism is an expression of international understanding and respect
By Michael Stopford | UN MEMORIES | 1 September 2022

Influencers, social media and trust

In today’s information and data maelstrom, how do we find the truth?
By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 July 2022

Are global rankings any use?

The online world has given us rankings for everything – colleges, companies, countries
By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 May 2022

Lifelong learning has become a must for all employees

Continuing education isn’t new but it still matters

With the exponential rate of tech-driven change all societies are facing today, continuing education is essential to stay ahead of the curve
By Michael Stopford | FOCUS ON | 1 April 2022

Davos: the home of stakeholder capitalism?

Are the days of Davos man and woman really over?

The World Economic Forum’s Davos: plutocrats’ playground or a new global governance?
By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2022

Neutrality means not taking sides in a conflict, but it also implies serving as a mediator

Neutrality: a changing concept?

In 2017 the UNGA declared the International Day of Neutrality. But what does this mean today?
By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2021

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