The deal problematically upheld the image of Iran going nuclear as a horror scenario to be prevented, cementing the securitization of Iran’s case without re-politicizing Israel’s nuclear status.
The intent to destabilize and weaken a state or community with persistent, non-military-based attacks is changing the ways in which war is understood.
As armed conflict created the conditions for the boom of the Colombian agrobusiness, peacemaking has offered the stabilizing conditions for business to prosper.
Securitizing migration, the Kenyan state creates silent security by allowing influential voices to link Somali refugees within its borders to terrorist networks.
Contradictory US interests, domestic views on trade, and industry preferences will remain after Trump leaves office, which bodes ill for international trade governance.
The ‘Politics’ in PCWP remains limited and narrowly understood, even as the sites at which it is located expand.
Key strands of Trump’s specific vision to make foreign policy have been fundamentally undermining the American-led liberal world order.
With Vision 2030, the Saudi administration emulates previous successes in a renegotiation of the social contract within the Kingdom that preserves authoritarian rule.
As students of International Relations are historicizing the international, historians have opened up their discipline to international and global circuits.
If we want students to learn about the world, how it works, how structures and processes are connected, this requires students to engage with news media.
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