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Bhavya Johari calls on States Parties to the Rome Statute to confront the institutional reality that voluntary cooperation cannot sustain international criminal justice when major…
Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene examines the redistribution of responsibility, risk, and sovereignty in African health systems under U.S. bilateral health strategies.
As Washington…
This essay posits that Xi Jinping’s greatest challenge is his inability to produce a new developmental vision; only a shift toward a democratic developmental state—what we might…
Ahmet Pazarcı advises against political theatre over structural change.
Europe processed 4.6 billion low-value imports last year – roughly 12 million parcels a day, the…
Angesom Teklu, argues that to secure critical mineral supply chains in the DRC, the United States must move beyond reactive diplomacy and adopt a data-driven investment framework…
China’s rise is often cited as proof that neoliberal globalization delivers development. In reality, it reveals the limits of a global order that generates growth while…
Leesa Gazi and Jaqy Mutere examine how justice for conflict-related sexual violence fails survivors and argue that only survivor-led systems can deliver meaningful accountability…
Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene explores the credibility of Pan-Africanism as a governing principle in an era of geopolitical fragmentation.
In his 1966 speech at the inauguration of…
Les Coleman argues that the drop in G20 leaders' attendance at recent climate COPs reflects a broader collapse in political confidence in the climate narrative. Political drivers…
Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Crises: Robust Human Rights Norms? by Carolin Funke and Dennis Dijkzeul. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2025. 139 pp., Open Access and £34.…