Opinion: Lincoln would not use Drones … and Obama shouldn’t either
- By JeremyWildeman
- 3 January, 2013
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Abraham Lincoln was President of the United States during the bloodiest war in its history – the Civil War. At least 600 000 Americans lost their lives and many more left disabled … Continue Reading →
Odd Tiger Out: Was Hong Kong really a ‘Laissez-Faire Miracle?’
- By JeremyWildeman
- 15 October, 2012
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Hong Kong’s economic development was not due to laissez-faire economics. It can be credited to: geopolitics, state intervention and support from Communist China. Recently a colleague and I, Alaa Tartir, … Continue Reading →
Call for papers: Situating (Post)Islamist Geopolitics 2013 AAG Annual Meeting – Los Angeles, 9-13 April
- By JeremyWildeman
- 10 October, 2012
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Call for papers: Situating (Post)Islamist Geopolitics 2013 AAG Annual Meeting – Los Angeles, 9-13 April Organizer: Sandy Marshall (Geography, University of Kentucky) Discussant: Professor Paul Amar (Global & International Studies, UC Santa … Continue Reading →
State Surveillance and Hate Crimes in the United States
- By JeremyWildeman
- 13 August, 2012
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Since the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001, the government of the United States has been infringing upon the civil rights of its own citizens in the name of security. … Continue Reading →
My favourite International Theorist? Jared Diamond
- By JeremyWildeman
- 11 July, 2012
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Jared Diamond’s contribution to the understanding of world society is unparalleled in scope and as an interdisciplinary form of analysis. Through his books “Guns, Germs and Steel” and “Collapse,” Diamond … Continue Reading →
