Interview – Michael Butler
Michael Butler talks about humanitarian intervention, the challenges to R2P and its relevance today, the norm life-cycle model, and the ethics of protection.
Review – Mrs Robinson
This celebratory biographical account presents successes and controversies encountered over Mary Robinson’s career in an honest and open, if sometimes impersonal, way.
Review – India’s Near East
Paliwal sheds much needed light on seven decades of India’s policies towards its near east, but overlooks the role of communal policies and global power shifts.
Thinking Global Podcast – Michael W. Mosser and Dan G. Cox
In the second episode of our 2024 US Election series, Michael Mosser and Dan Cox speak about disinformation, cyberattacks and the possibility of Insurgency at this election.
Review – Lives of Circumcised and Veiled Women
Chatterjee’s timely book explores the global discourses on female genital cutting and Islamic veiling, but could have further detailed the origins of these discourses.
Interview – Patrick Cohrs
Patrick Cohrs discusses his interpretation of the post World War One Trans-Atlantic order and the Paris Peace Conference, plus the current state of liberal democracy.
Review – Cyber Sovereignty
This multidimensional analysis of cyber sovereignty thoroughly assesses state-centric perspectives, but tends to overlook the implications for human rights and inclusion.
Interview – Steven Vogel
Steven Vogel outlines the concept of marketcraft, how it can be used to enhance economic and military security, the role of foreign policy, and Japanese security.
Thinking Global Podcast – David Anderson (Part Two)
David Anderson speaks about using Judith Shklar’s thought in International Relations, a duty to civil disobedience, transnationalism, cruelty, and more.
Review – The Red Suitcase
This film is an evocative portrayal of the impacts of the most recent civic protests in Iran, and an example of the importance of protest filmography in social messaging.
