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Emir J. Phillips

Emir J. Phillips DBA/JD MBA is a distinguished Financial Advisor and an Associate Professor of Finance at Lincoln University (HBCU) in Jefferson City, MO with over 35 years of extensive professional experience in his field. With a DBA from Grenoble Ecole De Management, France, Dr. Phillips aims to equip future professionals with a deep understanding of grand strategies, critical thinking, and fundamental ethics in business, emphasizing their practical application in the professional world.
World

COVID-19: Lessons, Failures, and the Path Forward for Humanity

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The COVID-19 pandemic was not merely a biological event; it was a societal reckoning. The findings of the U.S. Congressional Select Subcommittee on the...
Geopolitics

Syria’s Shattered Mosaic: The Global Ripples of a Fragmented Nation

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Syria, a land once vibrant with historical and cultural richness, now stands as a fragmented state mired in the complexities of geopolitical strife, socio-economic...
World

The Abyss of Freedom: Harnessing Anxiety to Forge a Better Self and a Better World

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Anxiety is often perceived as a curse—a relentless, gnawing undercurrent that paralyzes action and dims the human spirit. Yet, Søren Kierkegaard, the father of...
Geopolitics

Neoliberal Ruins, Nationalist Resurgence: Navigating the Crossroads of Global Order in a Fractured Age

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The narrative of neoliberalism unfolds like a vast, intricate tapestry, woven with threads of economic ambition, technological progress, and ideological conflict. This incisive narrative...
Americas

Trump Triumphs: A New Dawn for a U.S.-French Nuclear and Military Alliance Energizing Europe from Ireland to the Urals

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With Donald Trump now elected for a second term, there’s a lot to analyze, particularly with respect to how his administration might approach ending...
Economy

The Unraveling Nexus: U.S.-China Trade, Dollar Dominance, and the Quiet Erosion of Global Financial Power

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In the intricate dance of global trade and finance, the dynamic between the United States and China has come to symbolize the shifting tectonic...
Cybersecurity

The Silent Handshake of Conflict: The Evolution of Cyber Warfare

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In the Byzantine halls of modern warfare, where the clashing of swords has been replaced by the silent strokes of keyboards, we witness a...
Europe

NATO’s Strategic Preparations: Preventing Conflict or Provoking War with Russia?

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In the intricate and often perilous arena of geopolitics, the line between deterrence and provocation is perilously thin. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO),...
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