Articles

Solidarity in a Hierarchical World? Rethinking the Ethics of Global Health Governance

Aida Hassan and Andreas Papamichail • Jul 27 2024 • Articles

Writing the pre-existing hierarchies of the international order out of our theorising risks reinscribing these hierarchies anew.

Opinion – China’s Worldview in the Petroyuan Era

Guan Kiong Teh • Jul 25 2024 • Articles

The end of the Petrodollar Accord and the potential rise of China’s Petroyuan in its place will cause ripples in the world order.

Opinion – A Socialist Case for Supporting Kamala Harris

Ali E. Erol • Jul 25 2024 • Articles

Supporting Harris – despite her past – is not a contradiction, but a strategic step toward achieving broader revolutionary objectives.

India’s Indo-Pacific Strategic Outlook: Limitations and Opportunities

Kanchi Mathur • Jul 25 2024 • Articles

India’s rising strategic and diplomatic influence has enhanced its potential as a preferred security partner for major and emerging powers in the Indo-Pacific.

The Mandala, Agency and Norms in Indonesia-India Global Affairs

Nia Deliana • Jul 16 2024 • Articles

Historical oceanic interaction, agency, and norms have contributed to the longevity of circular networks between Indonesia and South India during the modern era.

The Israel-Palestine Conflict and the Effects of Trade Sanctions

Mohamed Bahlali • Jul 15 2024 • Articles

Sanctions are more effective when they involve a large number of sanctioning countries and when they target high-tech products and services.

Sweden’s Role in International Security Affairs: Officially Non-Aligned but Ready to Serve

Erik Noreen and Roxanna Sjöstedt • Jul 14 2024 • Articles

Sweden’s foreign and security policy has always been characterised by high international ambitions and a strong desire to impact world affairs.

Oman: Partisan Non-Intervention

Roby C. Barrett and Leah Sherwood • Jul 13 2024 • Articles

While Oman often adopts non-interventionist positions, it is an oversimplification to call it a neutral state.

From Cold War ‘Neutrality’ to the West: Finland’s Route to the European Union and NATO

Jussi Pakkasvirta and Hanna Tuominen • Jul 12 2024 • Articles

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Finland was rapid in implementing its NATO option due to its historical experiences, national identity and domestic political culture.

Bamboo in the Wind: Vietnam’s Quest for Neutrality

Nguyen Khac Giang • Jul 12 2024 • Articles

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Vietnam’s foreign policy has gradually transformed from an ideologically-driven approach to a more interest-based one.

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