The construction of climate change as a security threat confines the issue to exclusive state politics, undermining the effectiveness and legitimacy of global climate governance.
Development Studies scholars should employ a multi-faceted approach to violence that places social hierarchies at the forefront of its analysis.
A more effective way of combatting colonial immanent violence is to dismantle the racialised and gendered discourses that make this violence possible.
Due to Wendt’s ontological-epistemological choices, he is unable to challenge neorealist assumptions about the nature of international relations.
The Rana Plaza collapse was an event that made Postcolonialism and World Systems Theory come into consideration.
Post-development should open space in a previously colonised field for alternative ontologies on the nature of being and concepts of a good society.
Through their introduction, plot and characters, Western travel narratives in YouTube vlogs exoticize Gross National Happiness and normalise the GDP development paradigm.
This essay discusses if and where it is possible to draw the defining line(s) of trauma amidst a diversity of perspectives without depoliticizing or/and colonizing it.
Democratic backslide involves both the degradation of social development and democratic institutions. South Korea is experiencing the former, but not the latter.
When analysing ‘On War’ today, it is important to make distinctions between Clausewitz the philosopher and Clausewitz the military strategist.
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