The Israeli-Palestinian Impasse and Theories of Peace in International Relations
Scholars should not be penalized for a lack of solutions in achieving peace since they are not expected to solve global crises and their work can aid in creating peace.
Migration Governance: Between Skills Needs and Social Constraints
The UAE needs a new migration governance framework as the present policy leads to an increased gap between shifting the economy and labour market productivity.
How Often Does the UN Security Council Use a Gender Lens? Not Often Enough
The Women, Peace and Security agenda’s impact continues to be limited in scope as Security Council meetings do not incorporate the gender lens mandated by USNCR 1325.
![Portrait of Saharawi Refugee [UN Photo/Martine Perret]](https://www.e-ir.info/wp-content/uploads/fly-images/80492/Image-by-United-Nations-Photo-384x250-c.jpg)
Asylum Paradiplomacy: Putting Cities on the Map of Migration Policymaking
By behaving as actors in the international arena, subnational units have been able to establish a new route to tackle challenges concerning integration of refugees.
Change of Players, Change of Game: How States Got Left Behind on Climate Change
Climate change may be a unique transnational risk, but how non-national actors are responding to it offers general lessons for our understanding of global politics.
Developing Global Champions: Why National Oil Companies Expand Abroad
Domestic structures can help us understand how state capitalist governments weigh the potential costs and benefits of NOC global expansion.
The Dumb Giant: Brazilian Foreign Policy under Jair Bolsonaro
Bolsonaro has been in office for more than nine months without an objective government platform and no coalition. Its political capital is the result of its own image.
Opinion – Shinzō Abe and Russo-Japanese Relations
If Abe and Putin can normalize relations they will boost the economic development of Northeast Asia, strengthen regional security and counterbalance China.
Latin American Integration: The Dilemma
Latin American integration is difficult due to lack of conceptual comprehension (by practitioners) and low political commitment, especially regarding supra-nationalism.
Latin America and China: Reflections on the 70th Anniversary of the PRC
In the last 20 years, China became a major economic partner in Latin America, but its increased presence also provokes nationalistic reactions in countries like Brazil.
