Category: Features
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Review — The Impetuous Rise of the Global South
This edited collection presents a timely, multidimensional take on the Global South that clarifies Latin America’s role while adding layers to an already crowded debate.
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Review – Fiume o Morte!
Irreverent and incisive, Fiume o Morte! reimagines D’Annunzio’s Fiume venture, exposing the theatrical roots of nationalist politics and the contested memories left behind.
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Interview – Jaehan Park
Jaehan Park reflects on how military service reshaped his worldview and inspired a career exploring geopolitics, East Asian security, and great-power rivalry.
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Interview – Nina Hall
Nina Hall shows how digital advocacy, far-right backlash, and Māori perspectives reveal the limits of traditional IR and open space for new global narratives.
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Review – Russia’s War on Everybody
Keir Giles provides a sobering account of Russian actions towards the West and the pitfalls of the Western response, creating a must-read book for novice and expert alike.
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Thinking Global Podcast – Rumela Sen
Dr. Rumela Sen speaks with the Thinking Global team about South Asian rebellions, the challenges of fieldwork, Nepalese Politics, digital transnational repression, and much more.
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Editorial Assistant Internship (Voluntary/Remote)
We seek students, at any level, to help us do some research into Masters programs around the world.
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Interview – Raluca Csernatoni
Raluca Csernatoni calls for rethinking IR through a technopolitical lens, exhorting scholars to treat emerging tech as central to power, agency, and global order.
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Interview – Bill Niven
Bill Niven explores how memory — national, transnational and contested — shapes identity, history, and politics in Germany and beyond.
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Thinking Global Podcast – Philip Cunliffe
Philip Cunliffe speaks with us about the national interest, the end of globalization, Brexit, and more.