U.S. Decline in an increasingly Flat World
- By GuestContributor
- 14 March, 2013
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By Carina van de Wetering Carina is a PhD researcher in Politics at the University of Bristol where she focuses on changing U.S. security policies towards India from a critical … Continue Reading →
Obama and Intervention: Why Libya and not Syria?
- By GuestContributor
- 9 February, 2013
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This is our first article in partnership with Brazilian international affairs magazine O Debatedouro. by Philipe Moura The 20th century witnessed the growing importance of issues regarding humanitarian intervention, leading to the … Continue Reading →
The Falklands Islands: the Scottish solution?
- By OwenDThomas
- 17 February, 2012
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It seems to me that there are some interesting parallels between two prominent stories in the news cycle: the question of Scottish independence and the resurgence of the Falklands Islands … Continue Reading →
Ron Paul is Relevant, Like it or Not
- By Lucas Freire
- 26 December, 2011
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With the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary approaching, statistical rumours are that Texas Congressman Ron Paul has a considerable chance of doing well at the initial stages of … Continue Reading →
War, Torture, Neocons, Media and Republicans
- By Lucas Freire
- 14 November, 2011
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The first 2011 GOP Debate on Foreign Policy took place in South Carolina with the support of CBS News, which had it on national TV for the first … Continue Reading →
