Investigating Refugee Agency Amidst Widespread Popular, Political and Economic Discrimination and Alienation
The literature on refugees has burgeoned in recent years, as social turmoil and civil or international conflict has engulfed several nations.
Opinion – Seventy Years of Solidarity: The ROK-US Alliance
The US alliance with South Korea will be a security linchpin of the Korean Peninsula and the Indo-Pacific region for the coming decades.
Opinion – China’s Global Security Initiative’s Revisionism
China’s idea of a regional and global architecture is emerging as an effort to shape a new world order with Chinese characteristics.
From Transit Country to Destination: The Road to Refugee and Asylum Seekers’ Integration in Greece
Greece’s transition to a destination nation requires drastic measures to bridge the policy implementation gap in integration.
Egypt and the Syrian Refugee Crisis
While the life of refugees in Egypt is far from ideal, Syrians have received relatively better treatment compared to other refugees in the country.
Civil Society and the Syrian Refugee Crisis
Civil society groups have been holding the Syrian government accountable with their actions and protests since the civil war started in 2011.
The Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Lebanese Response
The Lebanese response can be described as complex, strategic at times, unresponsive at other times, with total reliance on international agencies and donors.
Secularism: A Religion of the 21st Century
A ‘secular religion’ could become a dominant religion in the 21st century, alongside established religions.
Childrens’ Picturebooks and World Politics
Picturebooks are a vitally important, yet largely neglected, site in which world politics is (re)produced, negotiated, and contested.
UNHCR, National Policies and the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Lebanon and Jordan
The dominant framing of refugees as passive and vulnerable and in need of state protection and/or reunification must change.
