Tag: Regimes & Governance
236 Articles
- Society & Culture
Autocephaly, Geopolitics, and Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Recently, mainstream media has featured the decision of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) to allow its parishes to celebrate Christmas on December 25 instead of on January 7â€â€¦
May 8, 2023
- Global Governance
Decoding Sino-American Relations Through A Dualist Account of Threat Perception
China and the United States have an increasingly hostile relationship. The recent Chinese balloon shoot-down is one of the many examples of strained US perceptions of the…
April 20, 2023
- Dialogues
The Proposed Judicial Overhaul from an Israeli-Palestinian Perspective, with Josh Ruebner
GJIA: Can you give us a brief overview of the relevant parts of Israel’s judiciary, and how the proposed amendments—this so-called “judicial overhaul”—aim to reshape…
April 3, 2023
- Dialogues
Fabian Salvioli on the UN Redress for Kenyan Land Dispossession Under British Colonization
GJIA: In your own words, how would you describe your role and responsibilities as the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non…
February 2, 2023
- Dialogues
Understanding the Kafala Migrant Labor System in Qatar and the Middle East at Large, with ILO Senior Migration Specialist Ryszard Cholewinski
As the eyes of the globe shifted towards Qatar during the 2022 World Cup, media reports focused on the working conditions and deaths of migrant workers building Qatar’s…
February 1, 2023
- Global Governance
Cooperation and Compromise: Populism, Multilateralism, and International Law
The political climate and political ideology of many states around the world are increasingly falling victim to populism. Populist ideals are gaining a foothold by challenging…
January 13, 2023
- Global Governance
Can the Arctic Council Survive the Impact of the Ukraine Crisis?
The Ukraine crisis has disrupted the work of the Arctic Council, an international forum created in the 1990s to promote international cooperation on issues of sustainable…
December 30, 2022
- Global Governance
MIKTA: The Middle Power’s Last Hurrah?
The middle power moment is over. From 1945 to 2000, they were the most influential type of secondary state. MIKTA’s increasing irrelevance suggests we should start the process…
December 28, 2022
- Conflict & Security
The One-China Policy in Transition
The United States’ One-China policy has been at the center of recent controversy. Rebutting Beijing’s accusations that Washington is changing the status quo, US officials…
November 7, 2022
- Dialogues
Understanding the Ukrainian War Through Refugees’ Eyes
GJIA: Could you tell me about your lives before the Russian invasion and before coming to the United States? Pliushchakov: We grew up in Mariupol, the city that was nearly…
November 4, 2022