Author profile: Chris Ogden
A Recessional Power: How Britain’s Claim to Be a Great Power Has Been Fatally Undercut
As other countries rise, Britain’s downward trajectory will only deepen and in time will mark a relegation from the ranks of the great powers.
Perception and Evolution in the Making of China and India as Great Powers
What constitutes great power remains contested within IR. Perception and evolution remain of paramount importance when looking at China, India, and great powers.
Defying the Modus Operandi: Anna Hazare, Corruption and Politics in India
Evoking the spirit of Mahatma Gandhi, Anna Hazare’s anti-graft campaign has personified a core national concern in India against endemic corruption and its consequences. However, the potency of the anti-corruption movement, although widely acknowledged and supported, has far from clear ramifications.
