IR institutionalists have rarely accounted for the reproduction of systemic inequalities within and across institutions.
This ambitious and incisive book details the changing international order and offers a succinct analysis of the state of the world today, which is now in complete flux.
As we reach the point when the next selection process is due to start, there needs to be careful attention on how to apply the process fairly and transparently.
The UN and other organizations need to redefine gender mainstreaming to reflect current knowledge and avoid the creation of more injustices or inequities.
What makes people defend a prevailing system which is deeply flawed? Fear. Fear that power may be exercised in a manner they do not agree with, that freedoms may be lost.
The break down in multilateralism forces us to think more expansively about how protection and prevention initiatives can be delivered and supported.
The Security Council limited the Kashmiri people to accession into either India or Pakistan, in fact privileging another norm: the existing sovereign state’s rights.
Secessionist states are unlikely to gain membership as the principle of territorial integrity holds primacy, initially showing it to be a foe to self-determination.
The ‘win-win’ scenario for governments, the urban poor, as well as private players is likely to emerge if public private partnership models are adopted.
With a broad recognition of climate change as a problematic issue area, a better response needs to be developed while keeping intergenerational justice in mind.
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