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Lucien Enev
Oct 19, 2024
DREAMS AND REALITY CLASHING: Libya’s Hard and Uncertain Road to Democracy.
O n the 15th of September 2011, in the midst of the Arab Spring which was sweeping the Middle East and infusing its peoples with hope for...
Saulet Tanirbergen
Oct 19, 2024
DEMOCRATIC BACKSLIDE? Georgian Democracy and EU Relations Years after Saakashvili
'P olitical crisis’ is the term that most journalists use to describe Georgia’s current political climate. But why is that? For a country...
Marco Mosquera
Oct 19, 2024
How does social media influence state actions, with a focus on Xinjiang, China?
Introduction Web-based public diplomacy is a relatively recent development. To better understand this, it is important to firstly present...
Sho Magario
Oct 19, 2024
Why do countries go towards clean energy policies?
Introduction These days, environmental problems draw attention as one of the major issues for international society to tackle...
Jasrene Hor
Oct 19, 2024
China’s Debt-Trap Diplomacy in Africa.
In 2018, China overtook the US as Africa’s most influential economic partner and largest foreign direct investor (Farooq et al., 2019)....
Patrycja Jasiurska
Oct 19, 2024
Negotiating with Goliath: Bargaining Power of Developing Countries over International Monetary Fund.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organisation tasked with assisting countries with restoring the viability of...
Constanza Del Posso
Oct 19, 2024
Does Globalisation Pose a Threat to Cultural Identity? A study on international sovereignty and cultural preservation in the 21st century.
49 Constanza Del Posso Source: billofrightsinstitute After the Cold War, the defeat of the Soviet Union inspired great international...
Antara Basu
Oct 19, 2024
The United Nations: Institutional Failure to Uphold State Sovereignty
One conception of state sovereignty is widely understood as the non-interference of foreign powers in another state. The norm of...
Maddie Small
Oct 19, 2024
To What Extent Does International Law Reflect the Sovereign Will of States?
'Law neither makes the sovereign nor limits his authority; it is might that makes the sovereign, and law is merely what he commands'...
Chaiti Maheshwari
Oct 19, 2024
The Battle Between Humanitarian Interventions and Sovereignty
“There is no future for a regime that has systematically threatened and attacked its own population. The Libyan people deserve to decide...
Paree Desai
Oct 19, 2024
Brexit: Misunderstanding Sovereignty
The question of sovereignty lay at the heart of the United Kingdom’s EU membership referendum of 2016. Pro-Brexit advocates, popularly...
Omar Khan
Oct 19, 2024
Endless Rumble in the Jungle: Is Peace in the D.R. Congo Possible?
25th May 1994. Goma, Zaire. Machine guns, assault rifles and ammunition provided by the French government are unloaded by Zairian...
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