Articles

Macron’s ‘Strategic Autonomy’: An Interpretation Drawn from Chinese International Theory

Chia-Yu Liang • Apr 18 2023 • Articles

Macron’s vision is for Europe to be a third superpower in a world order increasingly dominated by US-China rivalry.

Opinion – Moldova’s Sandu Seeks Support for a Pro-EU Path

Wilder Alejandro Sánchez • Apr 18 2023 • Articles

After months of protests organized by Moscow-friendly parties, Sandu is pushing back to demonstrate that her EU-friendly policies have public backing.

Soulcraft and Statecraft in IR: The Battle for the Human ‘Soul’

Mohammadbagher Forough • Apr 14 2023 • Articles

The tug of war over the human soul is the most crucial battle in global politics and yet simultaneously the least researched global battle.

Opinion – Decolonization Is Decisive in the Confrontation with Russia

Dario Mazzola • Apr 12 2023 • Articles

Rather than succumb to hubris, the West needs to better articulate its own anti-colonial agenda in both rhetoric and actions.

The American Public’s Doubts over Democratization in China

A public that does not see political change as possible in China risks promoting policies that both reinforce hostilities and inhibit incremental change.

Opinion – A Diplomatic Breakthrough on Seas

Martin Duffy • Apr 12 2023 • Articles

The international community has what would appear to be a final resolution of the status of our governance of this shared space.

The Emergence of the Indo-Pacific: Geopolitical Turn or Continuity?

Marie Kwon • Apr 11 2023 • Articles

The merging of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, and the conceptual expansion of the regional imagination, signals the start of a new phase of Asia-related foreign policies.

Reason, Cause, and Cultural Arrogance

Richard Ned Lebow • Apr 11 2023 • Articles

Recognition that reason is a social construction throttles Western claims of cultural superiority and encourages engagement with non-Western traditions.

Opinion – ChatGPT and the Threat to Diplomacy

Ilan Manor • Apr 7 2023 • Articles

As generative AI chatbots become fixtures of daily life, diplomats must experiment with these tools, identify potential risks, and then work with AI companies to mitigate such risks.

Reflecting on a Career Researching Climate Change and Security in North Korea

Benjamin Habib • Apr 6 2023 • Articles

In the Anthropocene, all politics is climate change politics – and this understanding is no longer a niche in scholarship.

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