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The foreign-policy establishment that mismanaged the post–Cold War order is now laying claim to the post-neoliberal one. Having learned nothing, it offers…
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The foreign-policy establishment that mismanaged the post–Cold War order is now laying claim to the post-neoliberal one. Having learned nothing, it offers…
Bill Niven is Emeritus Professor for Contemporary German History at Nottingham Trent University in England. He is the author and editor of…
Thinking Global Podcast – Philip Cunliffe Philip Cunliffe On this week’s episode of the Thinking Global Podcast, Dr. Philip…
This article introduces students of International Relations (IR) to ecofeminism, its diverse approaches, and critiques. Ecofeminism emerged in the 1970’s following the…
Kathmandu Valley holds Nepal’s capital city and its largest traditional metropolitan region. It is known worldwide for its peace ethic, freedom of…
The October 12, 2025, presidential election in Cameroon has culminated in a familiar, yet deeply contested, outcome. While official results are pending…
This is an excerpt from The Praeter-Colonial Mind: An Intellectual Journey Through the Back Alleys of Empire by Francisco Lobo. You can…
In Their Own Words: How Russian Propagandists Reveal Putin’s Intentions By Julia DavisColumbia University Press, 2024 Julia Davis book brings together 104…
The Korea-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (KSFTA), signed in 2005 and entering into force in 2006, poses a compelling empirical puzzle: How did…
In the age of Homo digitalis, screens are indispensable; without them, comprehension itself seems impossible. Immediacy defines this new species—patience and waiting…