American exceptionalism drives the United States to believe that it is legitimate in all of its foreign policy actions and that its intentions are above reproach.
The Russian partial reform equilibrium is sustained by an executive seeking stability, a group of transient winners taking advantage of concentrated streams of rent and a rent-neutral sector of public and business life.
Ultimately, the climate refugee norm is stalled due to competing discourses surrounding environmental and migration remedies.
A historical perspective is required to understand how India’s past as a both a dominant and an oppressed power affects its modern foreign policy identity.
Recent US administrations, specifically under President Obama, continued to make private military and security companies part and parcel of their military efforts abroad.
By occupying perpetual states of contestation, the gender codes of femininity and masculinity have always been changing in relation to war.
A Hybrid peacebuilding model that includes liberal and grassroots civil society actors, without the liberal subsuming the indigenous, is imperative for durable peace.
Intersectional discourses participate in the construction of the very subject whose emancipation they claim to facilitate
The end of the Cold War has justified an overhaul in the traditional ontological and epistemological foundations of security studies.
The nexus between development and security is a timeworn institution with a Eurocentric history that proves exploitative for non-Western peoples.
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