Bounty≠Consumerism: An International, Aesthetic Christmas
Consumerism is all about Pride. Fighting consumerism in Christmas, ironically, can also be all about pride.
Lex Specialis and the Interpretation of Article 50 TEU
Article 50 of the TEU must be applied complementarily with other treaties, otherwise, conflicts arise between international law and the limited provisions in Article 50.
10th Anniversary Post – Pop Culture @ E-IR: A Reflection
We seek to enlighten our readers about the ways in which the everyday inform how states and non-state actors negotiate geopolitics and its attendant forces.
10th Anniversary Post – Why E-IR Is Awesome for Us
The opportunity to interact with academics and theoreticians on E-IR is integral to preventing discussions on military thought and practices turning into an echo chamber.
10th Anniversary Post – Why Faculty Use Blogs
The fast publishing of the blogosphere is a wonderful venue for self-expression when you have something to say, so – make use of it!
Turning Students into Professionals
The transition between university and professional life can be jarring. Ideals help students sail in the right direction in a turbulent professional world.
Why Jerusalem Is the Capital of Israel – And Palestine
Rather than seeing the recognition of Jerusalem as capital of Israel, lobbyists for Palestinians should ask recognition of East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine.
Is Russia a Strong State? The Complex Relationship with the Chechen Leadership
The mass protests by Muslims in Moscow in September 2017 have demonstrated the increasing complexity of the relationship between Moscow and the Chechen leadership.
Brexit and the Consequences for International Peacebuilding
The UK’s departure from the EU might arguably leave not only the UK but also the EU more inward-looking and less engaged in world affairs.
Did RT Influence the 2016 US Elections?
Rather than forcing RT to register as a foreign agent, efforts should be spent on making RT clarify any opaque business and editorial structures.
