Category: Features
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Interview – Catherine Rottenberg
Catherine Rottenberg highlights feminist solidarities and urges collective rage and care to resist authoritarianism and neoliberalism in today’s world.
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Review – The Routledge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and International Relations
This edited collection offers a rich, multidisciplinary analysis of artificial intelligence in global politics, though its breadth can feel dense.
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Thinking Global Podcast – Thinking Borders: Thomas Nail
Professor Nail discusses the philosophy of movement, the fluidity of borders, migration, border regimes and more.
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Interview – Constanza Jorquera
Constanza Jorquera discusses China’s Indo-Pacific strategy, East Asian soft power, and feminist foreign policy.
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Interview – Shirin M. Rai
Shirin Rai reflects on feminist political economy, social reproduction, and climate change, tracing how capitalism and gendered labour shape inequality and everyday life.
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Thinking Global Podcast – Thinking Borders: Shahram Khosravi
Professor Shahram Khosravi discusses autoethnography, personal narratives, the ethics of writing about others, Iran, border resistance and more.
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Review – Sick of It
Harman reveals how women’s health is politicised and neglected worldwide, linking healthcare inequality to power and paths forward for women globally.
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Interview – Julianne Liebenguth
Julianne Liebenguth explores environmental security, abolitionist politics, and how crisis-driven notions of security shape power, inequality, and possibilities for care.
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Interview – Astha Chadha
Astha Chadha calls for a post-Western Global IR that embraces religion, hauntology, and non-Western cosmologies to rethink power, justice, and security.
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Interview – Ankit Panda
Ankit Panda reflects on a new nuclear age marked by great-power rivalry, rising proliferation pressures, and fading arms control, urging realism about deterrence in a riskier world.