Security & DefenseChina, World War III, and the Dangerous Illusion of Understanding Geopolitics
Why outdated analogies, sensationalist narratives, and shallow interpretations are distorting how we understand the changing world order
Geopolitics, foreign policy and society across Asia and the Pacific.
Security & DefenseWhy outdated analogies, sensationalist narratives, and shallow interpretations are distorting how we understand the changing world order
Human Rights & DemocracyAn examination of how the Confucian legacy, institutionalized violence, and shortcomings in the implementation of CEDAW undermine women's rights in South Korea.
Security & DefenseHow can geopolitics be taught beyond current affairs? An examination of how Ratzel, Mahan, Mackinder, and Spykman help interpret the contemporary world.
Security & DefenseHow Venezuela, Iran, and Ukraine connect to the Thucydides Trap and the escalating tensions between the United States and China.
Human Rights & DemocracyRevisiting Åsne Seierstad’s The Bookseller of Kabul reveals how war, patriarchal authority, and Taliban restrictions shape one Afghan family’s daily life.