A Hybrid peacebuilding model that includes liberal and grassroots civil society actors, without the liberal subsuming the indigenous, is imperative for durable peace.
Intersectional discourses participate in the construction of the very subject whose emancipation they claim to facilitate
The nexus between development and security is a timeworn institution with a Eurocentric history that proves exploitative for non-Western peoples.
International Political Economy’s normative discussion on the state’s role in the economy can be traced back to Confucianist and Legalist debates in Ancient China.
Foucault’s conception of “governmentality” has been diluted by narrow conceptions and a view of the ‘international’ as part of “the political” instead of “the politics.”
In line with the agenda set by Security Council Resolution 1325, Kosovo has worked to integrate gender equality into its post-conflict peace-building efforts.
Framing climate change as a security threat has little potential to combat the effects of climate change correctly while supporting climate action.
The United States has created a paradoxical border with Mexico by restricting the flow of people while at the same time encouraging the free-flow of goods and capital.
This essay addresses the challenges raised by the uncertainty of the legal framework and the dubious practices of operations dealing with migrant smuggling into the EU.
A cosmopolitan world order underpinned by democracy is both a possible and a necessary outcome for international relations.
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