Fieldwork and the Coronavirus Pandemic
Research institutions could provide training programmes that addresses the issue of a global pandemic in the context of carrying out research related activities such as fieldwork.
Applying Complexity Theory to the Coronavirus Crisis
Complexity theory is compatible and is qualified to become a theoretical framework within IR to explain the diffusion and political impact of COVID-19 worldwide.
Geopolitics and John Dee
John Dee had developed the first foundational draft of global British geopolitics. A plan he initially tried to implement under Queen Elizabeth I.
The EU’s Global Health Crisis Management: Past and Present
If the EU wants to act as a successful global health crises manager, it has to overcome the ‘first Europe then the rest logic’ and act at all levels – regional and international – simultaneously
Attuning to Alterity: From Depression to Fieldwork
I realised that thinking about the impact my condition has on my work enables me to objectify my mental states, detach myself from these experiences and understand them.
The Limits of Control? Conducting Fieldwork at the United Nations
We should strive for greater transparency in acknowledging the complexity of our fields, as well as the confusion our own situatedness can cause in the research process.
Opinion – Government Was Made for the Coronavirus
It is up to both political leaders and their constituents of all persuasions to ensure accountability and the delivery of all that government is capable of in the months ahead.
The ‘European (Union) Identity’: An Overview
The European Identity has undergone many phases. The fluctuating course of the integration renders it a construct emerging within the limits of European unification.
The European Identity: An Attempt at a Novel Approach
The European Identity is caught amid five major tensions, so a novel approach can develop on the condition that its room of manoeuvre left by those tensions is overcome.
Introducing Guiding Principles for the Development and Use of Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
The Guiding Principles are a starting point for discussing how autonomous weapons might be somewhat constrained and what ‘good’ practice might look like.
