Teaching students from a range of nationalities and cultures results can be rich and rewarding, yet it is not without difficulties.
The US sense of being a sole hegemonic superpower is under challenge, even as it pulls along the UK and allows it to think of their relationship as special.
Diplomacy is not new. It has assumed various characteristics in the modern age, but the idea of sending emissaries to another state is old and was common to many cultures.
It is about time that the white supremacists among us learn that they do not own the Right. Nor do they represent it.
The recent moves to assert the Jewish identity of the state of Israel, undermine hope for a future resolution of the conflict on the symbolic level as well.
Recent elections in Austria are a ‘mixed bag’ result for Europe, with the People’s Party speaking out for integration and the Freedom Party seeing ‘renationalisation’.
The strategies BRICS countries use to cement their rising economic position depend on their particular circumstances and national economic and political characteristics
China’s overall strategy in the world’s longest civil war that takes place in Myanmar is unclear, and its interests may not always align with a robust peace process.
Travelling through the Southwest of the USA reveals that there is much to learn about a local culture not yet homogenized by the great thrust of globalization.
Questions around the interactions and practices of living beings to produce international outcomes open up in IR around the politics of life after anthropocentrism.
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