Global Histories in International Relations
As students of International Relations are historicizing the international, historians have opened up their discipline to international and global circuits.
Peace under Siege? Ivan Duque’s Election and the FARC
It will be difficult for Ivan Duque to attack transitional justice and the political participation of the FARC, as those issues are more solidly consolidated into law.
A Revolution is Brewing in Iran but What Comes Next?
The MEK exemplify a rare oppositional force in Iranian history, one that is worthy of curiosity by those serious to understand the Iranian affairs.
Saudi-Iranian Relations after the Rise of Mohammad Bin Salman
Whilst Saudi Arabia is experiencing existential transformations in political and social life, the Middle East faces an increasingly precarious period.
Orphanage Trafficking and the Modern Slavery Act in Australia
Australia’s decision to include orphanage trafficking as a form of modern slavery will set a global precedent for countries with children in institutional care.
Venezuelans in Brazil: Challenges of Protection
Brazil should look into its international commitments and national to find ways to better protect the Venezuelans that have come to its territory seeking protection.
Pushing the Boundaries of Soft Power: The Controversial Chinese Case
When dealing with such a prominent and complex power as China, discussing and generalizing about its conduct may raise more questions than it answers.
Parliamentary Diplomacy as ‘Track 1 1/2 Diplomacy’ in Conflict Resolution
Parliamentary diplomacy in conflict resolution can be conceived as a form of track1 1/2 diplomacy, as it is in the position to combine official and unofficial diplomacy.
Women in UN Peacekeeping: Historical and Contemporary Patterns
As the inclusion of women among peacekeeping elements continues to expand, hopefully future research into the phenomenon will continue to emerge.
Elections in Colombia: Return of Uribism and Uncertainty of the Peace Process
With the right recovering strength, and Uribe being one of the most powerful Colombian politicians governability is guaranteed, but the power will be concentrated.
