We are all Bolotnaya: International Days of Solidarity with Victims of Political Repression in Russia 28 Feburary – 3 March
- By CatherineOwen
- 28 February, 2013
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By Catherine Owen A coalition of leftist organisations in Russia have called for international solidarity with the increasing number of activists intimidated or imprisoned by the Putin regime. The Russian … Continue Reading →
Give ‘Another Realism’ a Chance!
- By GuestContributor
- 29 October, 2012
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By Roberto Baldoli (PhD candidate Exeter) This article calls for a re-evaluation of the tradition of nonviolence as a form of political realism, based on a new article on Gandhi’s ‘Another … Continue Reading →
The Global Environmental Agenda in Popular Culture
- By GuestContributor
- 19 October, 2012
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By Juliano Klevanskis Candido According to most mainstream international relations theories, the state is the main actor in the international system. Indeed, realism, liberalism and even constructivism adopt a paradigm that is … Continue Reading →
My Favourite International Theorist? Martin Wight
- By Lucas Freire
- 28 June, 2012
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Martin Wight (1913-1972) is better known for his lectures on key traditions of international theory and his essays on power politics and systems of states. Here I focus on … 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 →
