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How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy -Book Review
In How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy, John J. Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato argue that states make foreign policy decisions based on...
Can the International Criminal Court survive the next four years?
The International Criminal Court (ICC) stands as one of the most ambitious projects in modern international law, embodying the ideal of accountability for crimes...
The Role of International Courts in Modern Geopolitical Conflicts
Historically, international courts have played a marginal role in major geopolitical conflicts. Their influence was limited to disputes with narrow legal parameters. However, recent...
The Global Nuclear Landscape: Energy, Non-proliferation and Disarmament – Book Review
The book, edited by Manpreet Sethi, brings together diverse group of experts from various fields and they provide in-depth analysis on the current nuclear...
Preserving the Past, Shaping the Future: Archaeology’s Role in Modern Diplomacy
The ancient discipline of archaeology remains an eternal link between nations in a period of technological breakthroughs and geopolitical upheavals. Beyond locating artifacts and...
Ending the Death Penalty: How a Care Economy Can Heal and Rebuild
On 24 September 2024, Marcellus Williams, an innocent man, wrote his last poem on death row just before lethal injection executed him. With no...
The Legality of Targeted Killings Through Drone Under IHL
With rapid technological developments, it has become a challenge for IHL to ensure that countries remain in line with and follow applicable laws. The...
Prerequisite for Planetary Survival: The Design of Alternative World Futures
Abstract: This article calls for applying intellectual ingenuity to our planet’s core survival problems: nuclear war; injustice; economic inequality and ecological catastrophe. A necessary...
Realism Behind the Liberal Veil: Is Liberalism in Retreat?
Liberalism, as a theory in international relations, has long emphasized the power of cooperation, institutions, and economic interdependence to mitigate the inherent anarchy of...
Enhancing the emotional nature of China’s diplomatic activity around the world
Chinese diplomacy often takes on an (emotional character) that is consistent with the expectations of the Chinese people regarding their communist leadership of the...