International Relations Theory Will Be Intersectional or It Will Be… Better
Intersectional discourses participate in the construction of the very subject whose emancipation they claim to facilitate
A Spectre of Conflict: Shaping Lebanese Sectarianism and Identity Politics
Sectarianism has gone beyond religious elements, and is actually fueled by identity politics. A united identity in Lebanon is needed to ensure continuing stability.
One for All or All for One? Ideology and Cohesion in the IRA and PIRA
Is there a relationship between ideology and insurgent cohesion? The cases of the IRA and PIRA, the Provisional Irish Republican Army, provides an interesting insight.
Do Gender Minorities Belong in the Military?
Trans people are included in the military by their willingness to reinforce the binary narrative structures of women as “beautiful souls” and men as “citizen protectors”.
Security Council Resolution 1325’s Impact on Kosovo’s Post-Conflict Framework
In line with the agenda set by Security Council Resolution 1325, Kosovo has worked to integrate gender equality into its post-conflict peace-building efforts.
Oppressing Islamists and Domestic Insecurity in Egypt and Tajikistan
Is the oppression of Islamists a mobilizing factor for mass mobilization against the state? The case studies of Egypt and Tajikistan provide interesting insights.
Terrorists or Freedom Fighters: A Case Study of ETA
The ETA’s armed struggle was a necessary component of retaliating against the Spanish government’s Basque oppression, and therefore, they are freedom fighters.
Assessing the Merits of Post-Fordism from a Gendered IPE Approach
The introduction of women into the labour force tackled society’s subservient ideologies seen in the Fordist placement of women solely within domestic and reproductive spheres.
Diglossia and Politics in Arabic
Political actors in the Middle East use the diglossic features of Arabic to match their language to the political context, as speeches made during the Arab Spring show.
The Generational Diversity of Religious Orientations of Muslims in Britain
There are generational differences between first generation and subsequent generations of British Mulims in regards to the interplay between culture and religion.
