This article was shortlisted as part of the 2025 E-International Relations Article Award, sponsored by Edinburgh University Press, Polity, Sage, Bloomsbury, Manchester University Press, Palgrave Macmillan and Bristol University Press. After Russia’s full-scale invasion of…
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Long attached to the principles of international law and human rights, Europe is now witnessing a political shift that redefines its stance…
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Thinking Global Podcast – Harris Mylonas Harris Mylonas On this week’s episode of the Thinking Global Podcast, Harris Mylonas…
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Cooperative Complexity: The Next Level of Global Economic GovernanceBy Richard Clark Cambridge University Press, 2025 The map of global economic governance is…
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Over the past few years, geopolitical competition has been increasing, and this competition has become largely technology-based (OECD 2023). In an innovation…
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Is the world unipolar, multipolar, or sliding back into a new bipolarity? These categories dominate contemporary debates in international relations. They shape…
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This article is the winner of the 2025 E-International Relations Article Award, sponsored by Edinburgh University Press, Polity, Sage, Bloomsbury, Manchester University…
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Three and a half years into Russia’s war, Moscow has failed to win – but the West has also failed to craft…
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In 2023, Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal (CFA) ruled that the government must establish a legal framework for recognising same-sex partnerships,…
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For a decade, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has set the cadence of global infrastructure finance: fast, centralised, often opaque. Europe’s…