Anonymous Submission, The Australian National University As is enshrined in the United Nations Charter, all peoples have a right to…
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Understanding COVID-19: Geopolitics
COVID-19 has adjusted global risk perceptions and ignited significant geopolitical change around the world. This list aims to analyse the…
Understanding COVID-19: Governance, Leadership and Organizations
The GSI team, The Australian National University As the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have continued to generate unprecedented levels…
The Nuanced Connection Between Democracy and Development
Author: Wyatt Ryanal, The Australian National University Democracy and economic development are favourably interconnected, but in ways more nuanced than…
Is the Era of US Dominance Over?
Author: Sangay Linkins, The Australian National University Introduction The United States has been a global superpower since 1945 but has…
Turkey’s Relationship with Qatar, a view from the ground
Author: Kamil Vohidov, Northwestern University March 2014, Doha witnessed the unprecedented withdrawal of diplomats representing major Gulf monarchies including Saudi…
Japan’s immigration policies in a social and economic context
Author: Gen Pullin, The Australian National University Introduction Japan’s immigration policy and its accompanying discourse has far reaching implications for…
The North Korean nuclear crisis: a Cuban missile crisis in slow motion?
Author: Benjamin Lapping, The Australian National University The contemporary North Korean crisis has been called the “Cuban missile crisis in…
Turkey’s Path to European Integration
Introduction Author: Aryan Shresth, The Australian National University Turkey’s relationship with European integration and Europe itself has often been tumultuous…
The Threat of the Far-Right to the Homeland Security of the United States
Author: Assad Asil Companioni, Oxford University Introduction Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the fear of terrorism in the United States…
