Not only did China’s distortion and damage to its interests in the field of sports and the politicization of world sports, such as China’s hosting of...
I took my first international development studies class in the 1970s while pursuing Northwestern University Sociology doctoral studies in the United States. International development studies back...
“Black woman! . . . if you were white and had straight hair / My mother told me in distress not to marry a black woman,...
Corruption doesn’t discriminate. No one is immune to it. Everyone is fair game whether you’re connected to a high-ranking politician or a powerful family or working...
The majority of realist International Relations theory attempts to explain the outcome of the Thirty Years’ War and the 1648 Peace of Westphalia. Given that many...
With just less than two weeks away from President-elect taking the office, the United States of America witnessed the worst of the worst it could ever...
A recent Ipsos-World Economic Forum survey has found that 65% of all adults believe that, in their country, someone’s race, ethnicity, or national origin influences their...
Language is the carrier of the people’s culture and is one of the fundamental national identity elements. Therefore, the culture and identity of the nation can...
“How Islamophobia developed in west and how it built track towards influencing life of common man?” In this research paper we are going to conduct a...
Two recent reports documenting significant Saudi progress in countering ingrained religious anti-Jewish, anti-Christian and anti-Shiite supremacism as well as anti-Western and other xenophobic attitudes suggest the...