To safeguard against repeating the ‘Century of Humiliation’ replete with domestic turmoil and Western bullying, China must cultivate new tactics in redirecting nationalism and reframing legitimacy.
Amidst calls for solidarity, referring to COVID-19 as a war decreases the potential for a coordinated global effort in responding to the challenges the pandemic poses.
An approach that rejects the binary opposition logic of media organisations will help observers to develop convictions that are least-influenced by the ideological agendas of others.
Classical Realism proves superior to Neorealism by including the interplay between morality and power alongside that of agency and structure.
The analysis of music broadens the scope of Subaltern Studies within International Relations by revealing new voices and insights.
The idea of Blackness has been constantly challenged and revised by Black authors through the presentation of their own life narratives.
An undergraduate education has largely ceased to be one of ontological discovery and has instead become a process of enforcing neoliberal logic on students.
Subaltern Realism provides a perspective that explains state action and state conflict across a broader universe of cases, going beyond Neorealism’s limitations.
The latest game in the Call of Duty franchise is shown to rely on Orientalist caricatures, skewed perceptions of violence, and a narrative of ‘Western’ righteousness.
Donald Trump’s economic policy towards China cannot be considered realist if one uses an analytical framework based on offensive realism.
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