The international community has what would appear to be a final resolution of the status of our governance of this shared space.
Muschik provides an in-depth account of UN efforts to decolonise and state-build post-World War II, offering rare insight into the role of non-state actors.
We may now also be looking at the endgame, not just the anatomy, of a modern dictatorship.
In Kazakhstan, there is now a well-organized feminist network. There are however limitations to the growth of feminist politics.
LGBTQ politics and activism, bolstered by international support, could prove a time-bomb that further threatens state stability.
Even in such an intensely divided society like Bosnia, political opportunists cannot expect to gain seats just by “diversity criteria” alone.
This book is an in-depth account of a UN official’s experiences in the global aid sector, and is an ideal read for aspirants in this field.
This poetry collection includes themes of personal loss and mortality that also provide insights into broader political struggles and conflicts in IR.
Elizabeth II was one of international relations’ strongest soft powers – not just in longevity, but also in her subtle influence on the global system.
The second Marcos administration looks likely to further undermine democratic values and institutions in the Philippines.
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