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.
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.
Unlocking Human Capacity for Equitable Peace in an Anarchic and Hierarchical World
The future will not be written solely by generals and diplomats, it will depend on whether we can build a world that channels our passions, fears, and hopes.
Interview – Olukayode Bakare
Olukayode Bakare analyzes coups, global rivalries, Nigeria-EU ties, and Africa’s democratic decline amid insecurity and shifting geopolitical dynamics.
Opinion – Sliding the Security Zip Line: An Igniting of the India–Pakistan Crisis?
The Kashmir attack has bound both Pakistan and India towards the same precarious trajectory, with potential escalation looming.
Interview – Anders Wivel
Anders Wivel explores how small states navigate global politics by linking theory and practice, challenging disciplinary silos, and shaping international order.
Caught between Scylla and Charybdis: Forced Displacement on the ‘Mind-map’ of Antagonistic Security
Scholarship engaging the raciality of capitalism, and feminist approaches, are well-equipped to understand antagonistic notions and practices of security.
Opinion – The Potential of Strategic Ambiguity for South Korean Security
South Korea should open up its long taboo over weapons exports to Ukraine as North Korea becomes more intertwined with the war.
Review – Confronting China
Confronting China offers sharp policy insights but leans too heavily on military competition, overlooking key economic and political factors in US-China rivalry.
Threat Perception in International Relations: The Neglected Dimension of Leaders’ On-Going Experience
The danger framework is an invitation to incorporate psychology and linguistics into global politics.
