Interview – Jade McGlynn
Jade McGlynn discusses the current state of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the prominent use of memory politics and propaganda in Russia’s wartime strategy.
Interview – Felix Rösch
Felix Rösch elucidates the role of transcultural contexts in shaping the international order over time, and how they should receive more focus among scholars of IR.
Interview – Hafsa Kanjwal
Hafsa Kanjwal explores new critical approaches to studying the Kashmir conflict, its links to the colonial era and its relevance in the contemporary world order.
Interview – Namrata Goswami
Namrata Goswami discusses recent advances in India’s spatial endeavours, its future plans, and potential foreign policy implications for the international community.
Interview – Dane Rowlands
Dane Rowlands evaluates the efficacy of the International Monetary Fund and other financial institutions in tackling global financial issues such as poverty.
Interview – Vineet Thakur
Vineet Thakur highlights an alternative theory of the development of international relations, accounting for the previously omitted roles of non-Western actors and women.
Interview – David Orrell
David Orrell discusses the emerging use of quantum discoveries as a tool in the social sciences, and the role of money and information in the global political system.
Interview – Stijn Joye
Stijn Joye reflects on the influence of global power dynamics on news reportage, domestication in news media, and the role of the media in humanitarian crisis response.
Interview – Alex Vitale
Alex Vitale elaborates on the need to put an end to policing, its links to inhibiting social justice, as well as suitable alternatives and systemic changes.
Interview – Daniel Naujoks
Daniel Naujoks explores the debates on mobility, identity and citizenship, including the role of diaspora investment and migration policies in the Global South.
