The nature of state sovereignty has altered in the post-Cold War period to reflect a changing global society and that this is for the betterment of global politics and citizens
The introduction of the AIPAC into the debate surrounding Iran’s nuclear capabilities will move the United States’ position towards Israel’s.
The UNHCR faced a difficult situation in managing Vietnamese refugees in the late 1970s and 80s. Nevertheless, several of the failures were of its own making.
History is not only written by the victors but also rewritten, time and time again. A look at a few exemplifying events in the history of Ireland demonstrates how this process can occur.
There is a fundamental moral demand of respect that underlies the conception of human rights. This derives from the inherent dignity of human beings.
The PLA is the state’s main instrument of war, which means that it is likely to have a considerable impact on whether China is branded ‘peaceful’ or ‘menacing’ by other states.
The relationship between citizenship and the quality of democracy has become an increasing concern to Mexico’s democratic transition.
An understanding of both military and political intelligence is key to applying the force necessary to neutralize insurgent forces and for a successful COIN strategy.
Research must consider the links between militants and the oil complex in order to assess the potential for further rounds of violence.
The crises in Libya and Syria, whilst similar in nature, have elicited very different reactions from the international community over the past year.
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