Mark Juergensmeyer speaks about where religion and global politics meet, religious conflict, religious nationalism, and more.
With a £1500 prize, we invite early career academics and research students to prepare articles outlining novel, or underappreciated, ideas that contribute to a better understanding of international relations.
Samuel Jardine explores how frontier regions like space and the Arctic are shaping global competition — and why understanding diverse motives is key to global governance.
While Erdoğan has filled state institutions with loyalists, deeply entrenched organizations like the military are not so easily reconstituted.
With opportunities to expand into the technology, economic and trade sectors, Hanoi and Washington continue to grow bilateral ties.
A recent deal between Erik Prince and the Democratic Republic of Congo has reignited global debate about the role of private military companies in fragile states.
In a world where machines can imitate everything, it is the imperfect, unpredictable spark of human intention that will keep creativity alive.
Israel’s experience serves as a warning of the dangers faced when democracy rapidly crumbles.
The goal of every Gulf regime, but especially Saudi Arabia and the UAE, is to impress upon subject and ally alike a visceral sense of acceleration.
Regimes in Cuba and Iran have sustained sanctions resilience through economic reforms, including neoliberal policies, and ideologically driven nationalist discourses of resistance.
Noah Zerbe speaks about the global politics of food, the economy, technology, and globalisation.
The ongoing WHO negotiations represent a chance to reimagine global health governance based on solidarity, equity and the recognition of shared human vulnerability.
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