Tag: International Relations
Critical Minerals: 3 Questions Every Deal Must Answer
Critical minerals are mined in a few countries and refined in China.…
Rewilding Peace: Why Winning Cannot Make Peace
About the book Grassroots Reconciliation Activism from a Comparative Perspective: Rewilding Peace,…
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Interview with Cohen-Almagor
Raphael Cohen-Almagor discusses the ideas, evidence and proposal behind Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian…
The War for Georgia’s Hearts and Minds
How Russia and the West turned a small Caucasus state into a…
Is “De-Risking” Redefining Globalization Rather Than Ending It?
For three decades, globalization was framed as an irreversible process driven by…
What Peacekeepers Build, and Why it Matters for Reconstruction
About the book Peace Infrastructures: How UN Peace Operations Build Roads, Bridges,…
Modern Warfare Is Changing – and So Is the Concept of Militarism
Global military spending has reached record highs, but the more consequential story…
The Religious Turn in Great Power Politics
About the book The Geopolitics of Religious Soft Power: How States Use…
The Transformation of Chinese Foreign Policy: Leaders Matter
About the book, The Dragon Roars Back: Transformational Leaders and Dynamics of…
Britain and China: Unexpected Lessons from a Long History
Someone once said that one of the chief functions of the brain…
Openness Is the Key to Soft Power
About the book Measuring Soft Power in International Relations by Irene S.…
Arctic Alliances Tested: Cooperation in an Era of Rivalry
Excerpt from Arctic Exceptionalism: Cooperation in a Contested World, by Barry Scott…