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Steve Biko was undoubtedly the most influential South African liberation struggle theorist and activist of the 1970s. Rick Turner was arguably among the most effectual white anti-…
In this podcast - the first in a new series for Global Policy - Tom Kirk hosts Jutta Bakonyi and Peter Chonka, authors of Precarious Urbanism: Displacement, belonging and the…
Alan Alexandroff talks to the Emerging Global Governance (EGG) project's Gregory T Chin about the BRICS+.
It is with pleasure that I was able to invite my colleague Gregory T Chin…
The AI Military Race: Common Good Governance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Denise Garcia. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2023. 320 pp., £30 hardcover 9780192864604…
Glauco Ortolano argues that Freedom of Expression is still the X of a rather complex democratic equation.
George Orwell’s classic literary piece, 1984, seems to have found yet a…
How India can respond to the global health challenges of climate change.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought global health security issues back to mainstream geopolitical engagement,…
Stefan Wolff argues that Europe's problems are deeper than who wins or loses in Ukraine.
As Russia keeps pounding Ukrainian cities with airstrikes and advances along the frontline…
Nicholas Ross Smith, from the University of Canterbury, argues that the temptation to essentialize China as simply being a Xi-led CCP monolith that will stop at nothing to re-…
Emrys Schoemaker lays out the necessary steps for the humanitarian sector to embrace a “digital public infrastructure” approach.
The humanitarian system is in crisis, yet…
The President’s Kill List: Assassination and US Foreign Policy since 1945 by Luca Trenta. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2024. 400 pp., £95 hardcover 9781399519496, £25 e-…