Local judges need to be more empowered, not less, so that they can engage their training in impartial decision making based on law and principle.
International politics, for good and for bad, was shaped by Europeans and by non-Europeans copying European examples.
In a time of contested facts and ‘fake news’, librarians could make a worthwhile contribution to discussion of Brexit by assisting with the negotiation of meaning.
Trump may ‘normalise’ his attitude to China after inauguration. If he does not, the consequences of such a strategy of provocation are potentially catastrophic.
Yemen’s faltering economy desperately requires sustained, well-coordinated efforts to rebuild a country devastated by war and facing a humanitarian crisis.
The two analytic tools introduced here enable the conceptualisation of a structural approach to power that is ontologically accessible and fit for operationalization.
Stereotypes commonly occurring in the British press go at the expense of people’s opportunities to inform themselves about the EU.
Discussion roles provide a tremendous learning and critical thinking advantage for entry level online students looking to become comfortable responding in discussion.
Ayatollah Montazeri’s critique of executions in the 1980’s is an admittance of crimes against humanity. Recognising them as such could raise awareness of other crimes.
To the extent that inequality effectively speaks to a shrinking middle class it represents a threat to democracy.
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