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Politics, Governance, and the Law
Within national contexts, politics, governance and law may seem to be settled categories. Yet from a global perspective, they are increasingly contested, as are the relations among them. From the pinnacle and then the unravelling of European empires to the emergence of international law based on a liberal teleology, multilateralism and international institutions, the trinity of politics, governance and law shaped the “long twentieth century” of nation state developments. In the 21st century, however, other powers are rising that put forward different notions of politics, governance and law.
The Mobility Mandala: Conceptualizing Human Mobility in the Sustainable Development Framework
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Daniel Naujoks
The Diversity Discourse over Time
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Georg Toepfer, PD Dr. Dipl. biol.
Globalizing Neoliberalism: The IMF, the Paris Club, and the Political Economy of Sovereign Default in Africa after 1982
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Sven Van Mourik, Ph.D.
When Democracies Attack: Examining the Offensive Strategies of Democracies in Cyberspace
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Lance Hunter; Craig Douglas Albert; Steven Cauthron; Rose Antilla, BA
After Economics’ “Discovery” of Homo socialis: Decolonial Vigilance and Interpretive Collaboration
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Carlos Palacios
The Dilemmas of Diversity in Sexuality Movements
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Kelly Kollman
Simone Turchetti
Who Will Pay Back the Earth? Revaluing Net Energy through the Sustainable Yield of Regional Ecosystems
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James Quilligan
Overcoming Fractures of Cross-Cultural Understanding: Modern Chinese Knowledge Production on the Arab World
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Wen Shuang
Linguistic Diversity
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Julia Sallabank, PhD, MA, BA (Hons)
The Study of Human Genomic Diversity in Latin America: Nation and Population
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Peter Wade
Whence the 3 Percent?: How Far Have We Come toward Decentering America’s Literary Preference?
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Markella B. Rutherford; Peggy Levitt; Erika Zhang
Religion as a Convenient Explanation for Conflict: Response to Mark Juergensmeyer’s “Which Is More Compelling: Religion or War?”
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Mark Sedgwick
Japan as a Pivot for Turkey? The Japanese Perspective on the Making of a New World Order, Transcontinental Maritime Alliances, the Ukraine Crisis, and the End of Multipolarity
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Selçuk Esenbel
State Theory and Public Administration in Latin America: Research Traditions and a Test Case
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Agustin E. Ferraro; Gustavo Fondevila
In the Conceptual Twilight Zone: Federation, Empire, and the Description of Large-Scale Orders
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Eva M. Hausteiner
Sebastián Rojas Cabal
A Federal Nightmare: The People’s Republic of China and the Breakup of Yugoslavia
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Federico Brusadelli
Interview: Andreas Wimmer and Helmut K. Anheier
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Andreas Wimmer; Helmut K. Anheier
Discourses on AI and Regulation of Automated Decision-Making
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Nea Lepinkäinen; Hanna Maria Malik