Social media provides new forms of, and tools for, activism but its potential to build a global community of politically active citizens should not be overestimated.
An assessment of the role of informal actors/procedures/rules in international relations, with a particular focus on the accession to the European institutions.
If the past is any guide opinion will continue to swing as the effects of BREXIT unfold but these effects are as obscure as those of the decision to remain were in 1975.
The in(security) of the minors is at stake in a semantic and practical power struggle among different actors such as the US, the UN, NGOs, countries of origin and the minors themselves.
In perspective, a train carrying freight from the UK to the eastern side of China shows that such a link is possible, but whether it can be sustainable is another matter.
The existing nationalist discourse can be mapped to an electric circuit, thus at times it seems nationalism operates almost like Immaculate Conception.
Urgent reforms on systemic rule of law issues and the restoration of freedom of expression need to occur in order to determine the future of Macedonian democracy.
Critical analysis is a valuable geopolitical framework to deconstruct, embody and historicize the features of the polarized world emerging from the Paris attacks.
Fieldwork teaches you to appreciate the similarities of individuals and communities across the globe.
All marginalised voices should be heard and made clear in our discussions of terrorism and how to counter it in the future.
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