Sandra Weissinger discusses the dynamics and impacts of racism in different settings, from higher education and the workplace to general societal interactions.
Arne Westad talks about what it is to ‘think globally’, the potential for a new Cold War, Sino-US relations, and developing states in the international order.
Mark Tushnet and Bojan Bugaric offer a compelling alternative to traditional understandings of populism by choosing to forego political neutrality in their analysis.
Thinking Global is an all new podcast from E-International Relations and is available on all major platforms.
Igor Grossmann explores advancements in analytical and cross-temporal methods and how these methods can help us understand and predict societal and cultural change.
Zunes and Mundy offer a detailed narrative of the origins and implications of the conflict, but the roles and impacts of some third-party actors remain under-explored.
Andrej Zwitter discusses the dynamics of big data in IR, including its ethicality and influential power.
Muschik provides an in-depth account of UN efforts to decolonise and state-build post-World War II, offering rare insight into the role of non-state actors.
Michael Kugelman elucidates the current political state of South Asia, particularly developments in hate speech, populism, and regional political relations.
This is a compelling analytical account of the 2019 political crisis in Bolivia, but would benefit from further detail on the international factors that played a role.
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