Think tanks have no shortage of ideas, but for their ideas to take hold, policymakers and other leaders must have the capacity to listen.
We invite PhD / doctoral students and early career academics to prepare articles outlining novel, or under appreciated, ideas that contribute to a better understanding of international relations – with a £1000 prize.
Türkiye demonstrates a popular desire for transformation among its citizens that could redefine the nation’s longer-term political trajectory.
Instead of relying on individual grit, determination, and immune systems to survive our perilous present, we need to value and practice interdependence.
Although the memory of the Milk Tea Alliance may have faded, it was only four years ago that it sparked an internet ‘war’ between Thai and Chinese netizens over the status of Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Although China is acutely aware of the power it is acquiring through a formalized sanctions regime, it is proceeding with caution.
The broad range of CRSV victims in Ukraine demonstrates the diversity and complexity of their reparative needs.
Many political science programs with an IR subfield in the US do not have a single faculty member trained as a strategist.
Realism provides useful tools for dissecting state behaviour and interests, but it cannot fully account for Russia’s diplomatic misfires or the moral and humanitarian dimensions of the conflict.
This recently uncovered 1970s film sparks discussion about the capacity of such material to be commissioned and for it to be produced, but then to vanish.
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