Opinion – US-China Relations and the Perils of Historical Analogy
In most cases, historical analogies have proven more likely to obscure and confuse than to illuminate and guide assessments of US-China relations.
Big Tech: Making Rules and Making Realities as Global Governors
Political scientists should use the tools formed to establish non-state governance to consider how Big Tech has gone beyond our wildest imaginations in terms of governing our lives through digital technologies.
Opinion – What Comes Next for Mexico’s First Elected ‘Presidenta’?
There is hope that Claudia Sheinbaum will implement a progressive policy agenda that prioritizes environmental, fiscal, and gender justice.
Foreign Powers and Counter-Terrorism Operations in the Sahel Region
The Sahel reminds us that counter-terrorism is a sensitive, and essentially political, field of action.
Sanctions as Violence
Honest discussions are needed on whether the price paid by those who are directly affected by ‘economic pain’ is worth the political goals of the sanctioners.
The Power of Energy: The Geopolitics of the Energy Transition
A smooth transition rests on understanding the complex interplay between (changes in) energy systems and global politics and finding ways for policy makers to balance national interests with collective concerns.
Critical Terrorism Studies Today: Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?
Evolution through an embrace of pluralism and internal disagreement has equipped CTS with both the tools and the appetite to stay resilient and relevant.
Opinion – Transgressive Pedagogy in International Studies: A European Case Study
We must teach transgressively, and we must be ready to be taught transgressively, for the benefit of our discipline, our students, and ourselves.
The Frail Foundations of the China-Russia Friendship
History helps reveal strategic differences that state leaders seek to obscure.
Opinion – Extending South Korea and Japan’s Joint Development Zone Agreement
A unified, bipartisan, approach will aid in counterbalancing China’s growing influence in the region.
