Review – India’s Near East
Paliwal sheds much needed light on seven decades of India’s policies towards its near east, but overlooks the role of communal policies and global power shifts.
Interview – Steven Vogel
Steven Vogel outlines the concept of marketcraft, how it can be used to enhance economic and military security, the role of foreign policy, and Japanese security.
Interview – Preethi Amaresh
Preethi Amaresh talks about the evolving role of cyber diplomacy, initiatives to promote cyber peace, and India’s foreign policy and the potential role of paradiplomacy.
Thinking Global Podcast – The Laid-Back Ballot Club (UK 2024)
In the final episode in our 2024 UK General Election special series, the Podcast team discuss the outcome of the UK General Election through an International Relations lens.
Thinking Global Podcast – Catarina M. Liberato
In the fourth part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Catarina M. Liberato speaks with about ‘Global Britain’ in The Post-Brexit Context and the 2024 UK General Election.
Thinking Global Podcast – Christopher Hill
In the first part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Christopher Hill speaks about conceptualising ‘foreign policy’, post-Brexit foreign policy, and more.
Opinion – Labour’s Embrace of Realism: Progressive or Problematic?
The dilemmas facing UK foreign policy cannot be solved by the combination of a mechanistic realism and the profession of progressive aims.
Interview – Amrita Narlikar
Amrita Narlikar discusses lessons from the Mahabharat, as applied to contemporary India’s negotiation strategies and global approaches to foreign policy.
Review – Leadership
Henry Kissinger analyses the statecraft of six historic leaders, but his implications for future global governance ignores the potential of a unified European power.
Thinking Global Podcast – Jamie Gaskarth
Jamie Gaskarth speaks about British Foreign Policy, Brexit, the Commonwealth, what we should expect from David Cameron, and William Hague as an ‘activist’ foreign minister.
