Tag: Regimes & Governance
240 Articles
- Dialogues
The Bilderberg Meetings: A Forum for Trans-Atlantic Dialogue and Elite Career Advancement
GJIA: You have conducted extensive research on the Bilderberg Group. What is Bilderberg, and who are some of its members? What has the group accomplished? LK: Bilderberg is an…
February 24, 2025
- Dialogues
Rethinking Policy and Political Identity in Puerto Rico: Perspectives from Former Governor Aníbal Acevedo Vilá
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs: Puerto Rico’s political system operates under unique constraints as U.S. territory. In your view, how does this influence the…
February 10, 2025
- Dialogues
A Multipolar World Order: U.S.-China Relations Under a Second Trump Administration
GJIA: What is your assessment of the coming future of US-China competition under the second Trump administration? AW: US-China competition will be different from what we have…
February 3, 2025
- Society & Culture
Learning from Australia: Strengthening Congressional Scrutiny of Federal Agency Rulemaking
The Congressional oversight of the executive branch remains one of the most powerful means of checking executive power. In his 1885 book Congressional Government: A Study in…
January 8, 2025
- Human Rights & Development
Toward a Stable Day After in Lebanon
President-elect Donald Trump vowed to end Lebanon’s “suffering” and “destruction,” promising to “get it done properly so it doesn’t repeat itself every 5 or 10!…
January 7, 2025
- Human Rights & Development
The Disproportionate Reservation Practice and the Fall of Hasina in Bangladesh
The 2024 Bangladesh Quota Reform Movement is rooted in the government’s quota-based employment system, which disproportionately favors descendants of freedom fighters from the…
December 30, 2024
- Conflict & Security
The Amazon as a State Matter: Exploring the Role of Military in Forest Governance
The rise in environmental crimes in the Brazilian Amazon reflects the growing scale of transnational groups conducting illegal resource exploitation. Their schemes are sensitive…
November 12, 2024
- Society & Culture
From Deng to Xi, China’s Foreign Policy Identity Has Been Consistent
Despite claims that Xi Jinping’s leadership has adopted a more aggressive foreign policy driven by nationalism, the effect of national identity on Chinese foreign policy has…
October 10, 2024
- Business & Economics
Illuminating Nigeria: Blurring the Lines Between the Grid and Off-Grid Electricity
With less than six years to the target date of the United Nations’ Seventh Sustainable Development Goal, which focuses on achieving universal access to clean energy, over 86…
August 7, 2024
- Human Rights & Development
Early Marriage in Romani Communities: Looking Beyond Tradition
The Romani “tradition” of early marriage is not just a quaint custom. Human rights activists emphasize that it is a cover for a profound issue of segregation and…
July 15, 2024