International Theory

Gaining Entrance to the Network City: Harnessing Economic Globalization in London

Connor Lattimer • Apr 28 2012 • Essays

The failure of sustainable business projects in Hackney projects a particular geography to IPE. IPE would engage with conceptions of unevenness through units of analysis concerned with the authority of cities and networks which impact the individual citizen.

Breaking Point: the Future of China’s Economy

Michael Dean Krebs • Apr 27 2012 • Essays

Following the tradition of stability, China has been unable to adequately address the fluxing social changes occurring due to massive sustained economic growth.

Hyper Globalisation, Regionalisation and the Czech Republic

Charlie Smart • Apr 27 2012 • Essays

Globalisation fails to adequately explain the real world situation of the Czech Republic in relation to its interactions with other EU member states and, indeed, other states throughout the world.

Women’s Bodies Are Battlefields

Beth Speake • Apr 25 2012 • Essays

The targeting of women’s bodies in times of conflict has come to light as a systematic strategy which has been used by different actors in many different contexts worldwide. The current situation in Guatemala provides a pertinent case study.

The Return of the Radical Right

Katharina Remshardt • Apr 23 2012 • Essays

After its ideological bankruptcy post-1945, the far right seems to have made a come-back across various European countries during the past three decades.

Mission Impossible: Establishing a Consensus in a Pluralist Democratic Society

anon • Apr 23 2012 • Essays

Rousseau and Rawls attempt to solve the elusive mystery of consensus in the pluralist environment of ancient and contemporary systems of democracy.

Rousseau: Conjectural History and the Political Theory of Organic State

Leonardo S. Milani • Apr 20 2012 • Essays

Rousseau’s entire socio-political philosophy resembles a form of policy analysis of the discontents of human civilization and socialization, designed to discover a remedy for our ‘miseries’.

Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions

David Rorrison • Apr 19 2012 • Essays

Iran has no intentions of stopping its nuclear program in the short term. To deal with this problem, the international community must establish a united strategy and overcome inherent divisions.

Causes of the Sovereign Debt Crisis

Annemarie Detlef • Apr 16 2012 • Essays

The massive amount of debt in Southern European countries is not determined by weakness, corruption, and inabilities to deal with public deficits, but by systemic failures and illnesses.

Does it Matter if Autocracies Can Generate Audience Costs?

Kriti Bami • Apr 4 2012 • Essays

‘Audience costs’ can provide democracies with more credibility when making threats on the international stage. The situation is different, however, for autocracies and does not always matter as a means of signalling credibility.

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