Multilateral institutions, global trends and questions that cross regional boundaries.
Human Rights & DemocracyAn examination of how rape is deployed as a weapon of war through three historical case studies, and the enduring challenges of international accountability.
Diplomacy & International LawHow political discourse shapes international perceptions and transforms narratives into instruments of power in global affairs.
Diplomacy & International LawHow the Equal Earth projection intersects with cartography, geopolitics, the rise of Asia, and the growing strategic importance of the Indian Ocean.
Technology & GeopoliticsAn overview of how WAICO is emerging amid the contest for global AI governance and the hurdles posed by technological rivalry between China and the United States.
Climate, Energy & ResourcesAn examination of the limits of NDCs in international climate governance and how insufficient targets impact human rights and vulnerable populations.
Human Rights & DemocracyAporophobia and the right to the city: how urban sanitization policies and hostile architecture exclude unhoused populations from Brazilian urbanization.
Human Rights & DemocracyAn examination of preventive war in foreign policy, its impact on human rights, and its violations of international law.
Human Rights & DemocracyAn analysis of how the cultural bourgeoisie shapes hegemony, society, consumption, and behavior in contemporary capitalist societies.
Technology & GeopoliticsHow artificial intelligence influences scientific information and digital rights by shaping the visibility and circulation of knowledge.
Political Economy & TradeAn analysis of how international trade strengthens national competitiveness and expands global market presence through a broadened export base.
Political Economy & TradeHow economic security is transforming global trade and reshaping geopolitical strategies in the twenty-first century.
Political Economy & TradeAcemoglu and Robinson trace global inequality to political and economic institutions, offering a compelling thesis challenged by China’s growth and neglected geographical factors.
Roberto Saviano’s gripping investigation exposes the power, corruption, and human costs of the cocaine trade—and the personal danger of bringing its secrets to light.
Robert Kagan challenges post–Cold War optimism, arguing that renewed rivalry between democracies and autocracies demands greater democratic solidarity.
