Comparative Regionalism’s Decolonial Turn: A Proposition
Through increased dialogue across various regions, comparative regionalism might evolve from being a field of colonial constructs to becoming a field of pluralistic dialogue.
What Are the Hindrances to the Study of Regionalism?
The increased interest in the study of regionalism and its conceptual, theoretical and methodological problems pose a serious challenge to this relatively new field.
NGOs and Transnational Non-State Politics
COVID-19 has provided new opportunities for transnational advocacy and the promotion of alternative ways of life, having brought to attention the failures of existing structures in world politics.
Without a Future: Gandhi, Childhood and Politics
By removing moral action from the grip of the future, Gandhi opened the present up to a variety of unforeseeable possibilities.
Beirut After the Explosion: The Effects on the Cultural Heritage and the Museums
It is necessary to put aside a colonial narrative for one that will allow for a sustainable and locally-owned management of future projects.
Opinion – Saudi Arabia’s Pivot to Asia
Upon celebrating its 90th anniversary, the Kingdom’s pivot to Asia reflects the intent of securing long-term economic and strategic cooperation with Asian powers.
Women, Peace and Security after Europe’s ‘Refugee Crisis’
Personal accounts deepen our understanding of the radical interconnectedness of violence against conflict-affected women taking place in both the North and the South, particularly along racial divides.
Contested Multilateralism as Credible Signalling: Why the AIIB Cooperates with the World Bank
Rising powers’ dissatisfaction with the institutional order has led them to set up new institutions which overlap with legacy institutions.
American Influence on Russian Information Warfare
American digital democracy promotion can be understood as yet another chapter in the rising prominence of information operations in global competition.
Opinion – Europe is Still Able to Build Tanks
The fragmentation of defense coordination and integration has been a European shortcoming. But, when it comes to making tanks it has just come back stronger.
