Is the Future of Work the Next Global Collective Project? It Should Be
The global international order is tumultuous these days; relationships, institutions, and norms that have made peace and progress possible for the last three quarters...
Arms Control in Crisis
The Trump administration has lately declared the suspension of the US obligations under the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with Russia that was built...
Who, Why, What, When, Against Whom? The Problem With Researching the Effectiveness of Terrorism
Recent years have seen an increase in academic and policy interests regarding how individuals and groups come to choose terrorism as a tactic. Many...
How Will the U.S. Respond to Russia-OPEC Cooperation?
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is considering a closer relationship with Russia as the cartel seeks to limit global oil production...
Post-Truth Politics: The Symptom, the Cause and the Way Forward
Post-truth age, implicitly and explicitly, denotes the loss of truth, narrative and meaning. Thereafter, truth is merely a relic, an artifact, a notion, an...
OPEC in a Changing World
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is a bloc of fourteen oil-rich states spanning the Middle East, Africa, and South America. Combined,...
The Changing Contours of World Politics: From Globalization to Regionalization
After the end of World War II, the world was divided into two ideological camps - the United States-led capitalist West and the Soviet...
The Geopolitical Flash Points of 2019
If 2018 was a year marked by international challenges that percolated but did not boil over into full-blown crises, next year may well be...
Oil, Geopolitics, and the Shifting Trade Winds
As the world’s most traded commodity, crude oil continues to exercise substantial leverage over the myriad geopolitical and geoeconomic imperatives that shape the global...
