An evaluation of the abilities of ISIS, the Afghan Taliban prior to their ousting in 2001 and Boko Haram to engage in state-building – and what forms are ‘successful’.
As the USSR disintegrated, issues emerged over the autonomous republics of the region. The geopolitical shifts that followed allowed leaders to redesign their authority.
The comfort women issue has been a boiling point between South Korea and Japan, one that won’t likely simmer anytime soon.
The last colony in Africa, Western Sahara has been locked in a protracted struggle for independence for over forty years.
Whilst it may be a stretch to call Britain a GIC under Blair, he certainly presided over a distinct change in the use of ethics and morality in FP decisions.
White women war reporters are being classified as a third gender, enabling them to break into the war reporting career, but this only perpetuates patriarchal ideas.
Whilst on the surface Scandal appears to make bold feminist statements, in depth discourse analysis reveals that this is not the case.
The construction of specific, politicised forms of representations for actions, subjects, and states have a critical role in shaping security discourses.
The case of the Tuareg is emblematic to understand the possible detrimental consequences of foreign military intervention.
Kenya must improve transparency, address corruption, and strengthen its institutional infrastructure if it is to avoid joining the long list of states ‘cursed’ by oil.
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