Looking to Iraq as an example, Afghanistan should be wary of formalizing consociational arrangements as the Taliban reintegrate into Afghan society.
Intervention and sovereignty are both important and contradictory components of the international system. Yet despite principles of state sovereignty, international state interventions remain prevalent.
COVID-19 has shed a light on China’s leadership and governance model as a tool to undermine the American position within the international system.
By creating new threats to generate both international and domestic purpose, ontological insecurity was integral to the US decision to invade Iraq in 2003.
Even though early attempts largely failed, Greek-Americans approached the US polity to promote the political objectives in a process described 40 years later as diaspora diplomacy.
It is important to focus on how the GGR affects the everyday lived realities of women in the Global South, as the impact goes far beyond their reproductive health.
An analysis of language and discourse illustrates the role that LGBT identities play in shaping Transatlantic relations.
Mao’s desire for a cultural change in China was an attempt to retain his power within the Communist Party, but his errors in final years overshadowed his achievements.
While offensive realism emphasizes China’s rise, it provides a limited–if not dangerous–analytical perspective on the issue.
In China sports activism differs because athletes criticizing political and social issues in China have garnered economic and societal reactions not seen elsewhere.
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