Sue-Lin Wong, along with multiple guests on the podcast, sheds light on how Xi Jinping gained and consolidated power, but does not reflect on the role played by the CPC.
Luigi Narbone discusses the value of an EU-MENA relationship, potential avenues to strengthen it, and the challenges it faces.
This timely and important book presents a well-supported and persuasive account of how geopolitical interests are advanced via electoral intervention.
Luke M. Herrington talks about Gender, Religion, Politics and Violence, following-up on his article ’Probing the Intersection of Religion, Gender, and Political Violence’.
Adam Lerner outlines the role of collective trauma in international politics and how to challenge some of the problematic assumptions of mainstream IR.
Henri Vanhanen talks about Finland joining NATO alongside Finnish Foreign and Defence Policy broadly, following-up on his popular Op-Ed ’Finland and NATO Membership’.
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.
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