Category: Features
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Interview – Rhys Machold
Rhys Machold examines how homeland security operates globally through networks of power, colonial legacies and counterterrorism practices.
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Thinking Global Podcast – T.V. Paul (Part One)
T.V. Paul speaks about international security, Asian regional security, Indian foreign policy, and more.
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Review – The National Interest: Politics After Globalization
Cunliffe argues Western foreign policy has drifted from coherent national interests, fueling ideological wars and global disorder.
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Review – Stories Are Weapons: Psychological Warfare and the American Mind
Newitz explores how psychology, propaganda and storytelling evolved into tools of modern information warfare, shaping both military strategy and public opinion.
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Review – Dismantling the League of Nations
Mumby examines the organization’s complex dissolution, highlighting its prolonged liquidation and the role of human agency in the transition.
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Thinking Global Podcast – Trine Flockhart, Aaron C. McKeil and Zachary Paikin
Trine Flockhart, Aaron C. McKeil and Zachary Paikin speak with Kieran about Disorder, Contestation and the project of ‘Rebooting’ Global International Society.
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Interview – Carlos Lopes
Carlos Lopes argues that Africa must move beyond aid dependency, embrace industrial policy, and assert strategic autonomy to reshape its role in a changing global order.
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Review – Black Girl from Pyongyang
Black Girl from Pyongyang offers a rare insider memoir of an elite yet isolated upbringing in North Korea, revealing contradictions, control, and a search for identity.
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Interview – Nicole Bourbonnais
Nicole Bourbonnais highlights how reproduction studies draw on diverse disciplines to explore why people have children and how reproductive politics shape societies.