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Japan’s foreign and security policy changed significantly over the past decade in response to a more contested Indo-Pacific order. Central to this…

Modern democratic systems were designed around specific imaginaries of the political world: individuals represented as citizens, interests aggregated through elections and deliberation,…

The contention that our attempts to explain and understand politics will always remain ethically or politically suspect in some way is correct,…

The unsettling premise at the core of Liu Cixin’s 2008 novel, The Dark Forest, is that deterrence is more than a theory…

World order is often described spatially, as states defends borders, build spheres of influence, contest maritime zones, secure supply chains, and compete…

One of the most significant changes to the global geopolitical order since the beginning of this decade has been the formation of…

Donald Trump’s decision to strike Iran marks one of the most consequential uses of force in recent U.S. foreign policy. It was…

A basic starting point for the combination of Christianity and IR’s theory of realism must be that Christianity has influenced realism, or…

The Board of Peace (BoP) is an international body established at the initiative of US President Donald Trump and formalised through United…

In recent years, the concept of the Anthropocene has received significant attention within International Relations (IR). The term denotes a geological epoch…