World Mind author Claire Spangler explores the ramifications of Spanish nationalism...
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NATO À La Carte, And Other Ways France Tried to Resist American Hegemony In his most recent book The World America Made, Robert Kagan offers an account of the peculiarities […]
NATO À La Carte, And Other Ways France Tried to Resist American Hegemony
It is six years since the fall of Gaddafi, and there is still no strong functioning central government in Libya. Instead, Libya is divided between armed warlords and militias, all […]
Finding Hell in Libya; The Failure of the EU’s Human Rights Regime
On August 4, 2015 a mini-submarine commanded by famed Arctic explorer Artur N. Chilingarov touched down on the ocean floor at the exact location of the North Pole. The underwater […]
The Arctic Theater; Revisionism Through Exclusive Economic Zones
This piece was co-authored by Andrew Fallone and Claire Spangler
Making Long Distance Work: The Relationship between Nordic and East Asian Countries
The 1970s witnessed a rise of insurgent groups ranging from anarchists to reformists to preservationists. The insurgencies waged by the Irish Republican Army (IRA, including the Provisionals) and the […]
Beware of the Risen People: Public Support as a Crucial Factor in the Outcomes of the ...
It will be 80 years next year since the Munich Agreement was signed by the leaders of France, Great Britain, Italy, and Germany. When the agreement’s stipulation of allowing Nazi […]
Washington, Tehran, Pyongyang, and…Munich? —Trump’s Dangerous Iteration of the Warped Legacy of ‘Appeasement’ in U.S. Foreign ...
The nations accommodating the unprecedented number of refugees in the world do not possess the resources required to adequately meet the challenge before them. The host countries of refugees face […]
The Struggle to Accommodate Refugees in the Global South
Over the past three decades, more than 205,000 women have left Ireland to procure abortion services. This mass exodus could finally change following the announcement of a referendum to repeal […]
The Predicament of the Pro-Choice Movement in Ireland
The EU may have to allow a “two-speed Europe” to stem the rise of far-right extremism