Opinion – Could the Sino-Iranian Agreement Weaken US Hegemony?
The Sino-Iranian agreement will help to bypass U.S. global economic power and increase Iranian economic efforts.
Signature Pedagogies and the Use of Violence in In-Class Simulations
While simulations are useful tools, we need to be cognizant of the potential impact that these exercises have, particularly as they relate to training future foreign policy decision-makers.
Britannia Unchanged Post-Brexit
From times of empire to the current Brexit fiasco, it has been the lower parts of society that pay for the mistakes of the elites – and yet it is also the latter who make history.
Teaching and Learning Professional Skills Through Simulations
Simulations can build professional character based on autonomy, collaboration, responsibility, and empathy.
Cold War Heritage in Sweden: Pastime Threats, Cosy Cavers and Gendered Nostalgia
Despite Sweden’s neutrality image, its Cold War period was characterized by a total defence strategy resulting in a deeply militarized society.
Opinion – Emerging Patterns of Trade in the Indo-Pacific
Amidst a paradigm shift from ‘Asia-Pacific’ to ‘Indo-Pacific’, a question that arises is how far are we from an order that might reshape the norms of international trade?
Travel Learning Clusters as Signature Pedagogies
Learning clusters can cultivate a deeper learning structure, imparting local know-how, and implicitly teach normative dimensions that are central to a sense of global citizenship.
Opinion – Myanmar, ASEAN and the Responsibility to Protect
It is time to listen to those who are crying out for protection and finally hold Myanmar’s generals accountable for their crimes.
The Emperor’s Dignity: A Candid Primer on Korean Reunification
North and South Korean leaders alike pine for reunification, yet the peaceful realization of this aspiration remains in doubt due to nuclear proliferation and human rights violations in the North.
Homocolonialism: Sexual Governance, Gender, Race and the Nation-State
The consequence of homocolonialism can obstruct the radical queer politics that have challenged the oppressive forces of the gendered and heterosexed nation-state.
