Interview – Nori Katagiri
Dr. Katagiri discusses his latest book on insurgencies, military strategies and cooperation and Japanese-American perceptions on security, politics and the world.
Review – The Incubus of Intervention
A remarkable account of differences between John F. Kennedy and Allan Dulles that significantly contributes to our understanding of US involvement in Indonesia.
Putin’s Syrian Quagmire: Costs as well as Benefits for the US
Just because Moscow insists on making mistakes in Syria, Washington does not have to do so too.
Interview – David Frum
David Frum discusses the need for a welfare state post 2008-09 economic crisis, left and right populism and the Republican Party’s future for the upcoming 2016 election.
Review – Russia and the New World Disorder
An informative and lucid scholarly contribution that expertly blends the domestic and international to offer a compelling account of how policy is made in Russia.
Interview – Joseph Nye
Prof. Nye discusses the waning idea of the American Century, the role of China, India and Russia and the diffusion of power in world politics in the 21st century.
Strategic Uncertainty and the Regional Security Order in East Asia
Chinese and American intentions constitutes the two fundamental uncertainties that will shape regional security in East Asia.
Review Article – The BRICs and International Relations
These two academically rigorous books serve as valuable guides to the relations among BRICs and provide engaging analyses on their impact on international order.
Diasporas and International Relations
Diasporas find themselves in between two countries, having an emotional investment in two nations, and preserving social connections in two societies.
The Politicisation of Orientalism: The Mutation of a Paradigm
The politicisation of Orientalism by the West had led to a mutation in the paradigm such that it has become not just a manifestation of imperialism but its instrument.
