Articles

Who’s Afraid of Mussolini’s Ghost?

Paolo Heywood • Feb 27 2023 • Articles

Much is rightly made in discussions of Italian attitudes to fascism of its post-war failures to ‘de-fascistise’ in the way that Germany was ‘de-nazified’.

Opinion – Is Russia a ‘Terrorist State’?

Zachariah Parcels • Feb 26 2023 • Articles

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania’s denunciations of Russia as a “terrorist state” is not categorically helpful.

Colombia’s ‘Total Peace’ and Climate Change

Never has the Colombian government had as much leverage to negotiate the climate crisis than the present, with the new president and his total peace initiative.

Twenty-Five Years On: Northern Ireland’s Good Friday Agreement

Gerard McDermott • Feb 22 2023 • Articles

Although the international order in which it was created has changed, the Agreement can still be a blueprint for peace processes in other parts of the world.

Opinion – What a Stronger Japanese Military Posture Means for Okinawa

Carmina Yu Untalan • Feb 22 2023 • Articles

The more Japan flexes its muscles to protect its citizens and territory, and to prove that it’s a worthy ally to the US, the more it puts Okinawan lives in danger

Opinion – Sturgeon’s Departure and the Conundrum of Scottish Independence

Alexander Brotman • Feb 18 2023 • Articles

Sturgeon’s successor would be wise to portray independence as an organic outcome from a yet-to-be-defined stage in Scotland’s political development.

Opinion – Nigeria’s Stagnation on Anti-Corruption Links with Growing Insecurity

Uche Igwe • Feb 18 2023 • Articles

With Nigeria’s Presidential elections imminent, there is a debate over whether outrage over growing public sector corruption will factor significantly in the results.

Interpreting Indigenous Peacebuilding Civil Society Organisations

Mark Barrow • Feb 16 2023 • Articles

Frameworks of ‘problem-solvers’ and ‘autonomous political activists’ underline the contrasting ways in which the impact of indigenous CSOs upon peacebuilding are evaluated.

Forward-Looking Transitional Climate Justice

Kirk Lougheed • Feb 15 2023 • Articles

Those in wealthier countries working in the fossil fuel industry have certain entitlements inasmuch as they will be harmed by more effective climate policy.

Climate Justice from Theory to Practice: The Responsibility and Duties of the Oil Industry

Marco Grasso • Feb 15 2023 • Articles

The duty of decarbonisation entails a large-scale transformation that oil companies ought to undergo in order to eventually eliminate carbon emissions from their business model.

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