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The Geopolitics of Natural Resources: A Case Study on Helium

In an era of increasingly complex supply chains and rising global tensions, certain natural resources play a vitally important role on the international stage. It is worth examining the geopolitical More

Posted On : November 8, 2020 Published By : Jessica Maloney
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In-Depth: The Re-Emergence of the City-State and the Obsolescence of Nationhood

Throughout the past three and a half centuries, the nation-state has grown to become the principle level of political organization and governmental legitimacy. However, prior to the Peace of Westphalia More

Posted On : August 28, 2020 Published By : Gilli Cohen
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The Uncertain Future of Globalism in the Aftermath of COVID-19

Throughout history, pandemics have acted as powerful mechanisms for societal change. In the 15th century, the plague outbreak marked the death of the medieval economy and civilization. In the early More

Posted On : June 20, 2020 Published By : Jessica Maloney
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What China’s Economic Slowdown Means for the Global Economy

China has long been one of the fastest growing countries in the world, becoming increasingly influential in finance and trade. For over three decades, China’s export industry alone grew on More

Posted On : February 11, 2019 Published By : Jillian Giberson
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Challenging US Hegemony: China, the Disruptor

The arrest of Meng Wanzhou, the CFO of Huawei, on December 1st marks the second instance of a Chinese firm facing legal complications in the United States. The first was a More

Posted On : December 14, 2018 Published By : Christophe Bull
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International Relations on the Rise of Nationalism: The Economy

This week’s feature piece explores nationalism’s impact on domestic politics, the global economy, global security dynamics, and international institutions. Overall, the rise of nationalism has had adverse effects on international More

Posted On : February 9, 2018 Published By : William Hanna
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World Inequality Report Shows Why We Should Get Serious About Economic Inequality

An analysis of the World Inequality Report, its main conclusions, and its implications for the future

Posted On : February 6, 2018 Published By : William Hanna

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