Articles

Deal or No Deal? Europe and the Italian Elections

Manfredi Nulli • Apr 25 2018 • Articles

While Italians have grown more Eurosceptic in these last few years, the reality is that even today most of them would not be prepared to leave the European Union.

No Longer Fit for Purpose: Syria and the International Normative Architecture

Ramesh Thakur • Apr 24 2018 • Articles

The British-French-American attacks on Syria show the impotence of the UN in checking war crimes by Syria and preventing the illegal use of force by major powers.

The “Sustainable History” Thesis: A Guide for Regulating Trans- and Post-Humanism

Nayef Al-Rodhan • Apr 24 2018 • Articles

The disruptions caused by technology will be particularly damaging for societal justice, where all countries already face challenges.

Is Climate Change a Threat Multiplier? R2P and Environmental Disasters

Stefanie Fishel • Apr 24 2018 • Articles

R2P’s expanded notion of sovereignty as responsibility may be flexible enough to add to effective climate change response, but it cannot address the long term ecological crises we face.

The (New) ‘Clash of Civilizations’: Migration and Terrorism

Ana Isabel Xavier • Apr 24 2018 • Articles

Dangerous ties are being nourished in Europe while we witness the growth of populist movements against refugees and migrants claiming a connection between Islam and terrorism.

How to Globalise IR?

Pinar Bilgin • Apr 22 2018 • Articles

Globalising IR entails avoiding approaching others with assumptions of absence of theory and/or geocultural difference, but recognising multiple authorship of key notions amidst diverse perspectives.

Huntington vs. Mearsheimer vs. Fukuyama: Which Post-Cold War Thesis is Most Accurate?

Glen M.E. Duerr • Apr 22 2018 • Articles

Scholars cannot discount Huntington because core parts of his arguments still remain relevant to the narratives of today even if he is incorrect in some places.

The Kin-Country Thesis Revisited

Kim Richard Nossal • Apr 22 2018 • Articles

Huntington was right to call attention to kin-countries. But the idea of kin-country can only be made useful if it is stripped of its ‘clash of civilizations’ baggage.

Where Does Russia End and the West Start?

Anna Tiido • Apr 22 2018 • Articles

Russians outside Russia become ‘more Catholic than the Pope’, because they see the reality of their countries of residence and compare it with the virtual reality created by the Russian state media.

Trump’s Nixon-China Moment with North Korea

Thiago Mattos and Maurício Santoro • Apr 20 2018 • Articles

Political will in the US and across Asia, backed by public opinion, are giving diplomacy a chance. This is the best starting point for a deal since the early 1990s.

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