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Trump’s Arctic Gambit: The Battle for Greenland
Remote and long-isolated Greenland has taken center stage in global diplomacy with America’s renewed ambition for an Arctic territorial expansion assertively reiterated…
Does Free Speech Have a Future?
About the book The Life and Death of Freedom of Expression by Richard Moon, published by University of Toronto Press…
Project 2025: Authoritarian Agenda Disguised as Reform
The Heritage Foundation’s 2025 “Mandate for Leadership” lays out a coordinated effort to restructure federal governance by consolidating executive power and reshaping institutional norms along partisan lines.
Citizens United: Impact of Wealthy Donors and Dark Money
The effectiveness of legislative efforts to curb dark money, the role of…
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Is the US Using Beijing’s Authoritarian Playbook?
The world has watched in horror as US President Donald Trump sets about adopting an authoritarian playbook. To understand popular concern, it is important to…
The Religious Turn in Great Power Politics
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What Racism Really Costs Us All
Winner of the 2022 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Book Award.
Climate-Friendly Food Choices: The Blue Plate
Winner of the 2025 IBPA Gold Award.
How Group Empathy Can Transform Politics and Society
Winner of the 2022 Merze Tate – Elinor Ostrom Outstanding Book Award.
Patchwork Freedoms: How Enslaved People Won Their Rights
Winner of the James A. Rawley Prize in Atlantic History (2023) and the Peter Gonville Stein Book Award (2023).
Rethinking Colonial Caribbean History
Winner of the 2022 James A. Rawley Prize in Atlantic History
Cuba’s Kleptocracy: How It Operates and Why It Matters
Behind the revolutionary rhetoric lies a kleptocracy – a system built on corruption, power, and control.
The Religious Turn in Great Power Politics
Religion has returned to the global stage—not just as a source of identity or mobilization, but increasingly as a tool of statecraft...
Can Robots Love? Ethics at the Boundaries of the Human
Uncanny things have been happening in the borderlands between humans and non-humans. In August 2021 the Washington Post reported on…
A New History of Atlantic Slavery from the Global South
Nearly 12.5 million enslaved Africans were transported to the Americas during the era of the Atlantic slave trade...
When Animals Dream: The Hidden World of Animal Consciousness
In the fourth century BCE, the Greek philosopher Aristotle labeled sleep “a border-land between living and not living.”
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What Racism Really Costs Us All
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How Obsession with China Warps U.S. Arctic Policy
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How Democracy, Media and Gender Equality Shape Abortion Views
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Black Women and the Making of Human Rights
Although I had been dabbling with the idea for quite some time, I started writing a book on Black women…
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The protests that took place in Los Angeles in June were a direct response to the large-scale ICE raids happening…
Why Illiberalism Explains Changes in Today’s Social Order
Scholarship on populism has dominated the last two decades but is now retreating in the face of a new concept…
Human Rights Discourse: Language, Translation and Genre
Supranational human rights courts represent the apex of global legal accountability. Their judgments shape national policies...
Making Americans Bankrupt Again?
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Project 2025: Authoritarian Agenda Disguised as Reform
Project 2025 is a comprehensive initiative by The Heritage Foundation and over 70 conservative organizations to restructure the U.S. federal…
The Rise of Illiberalism: A Threat to Liberal Democracy
Illiberalism is defined by both its opposition to and dependence on liberalism—understood as an ideology and as a democratic system...