Beyond Caliphates and Cosmopolitanism: An analysis of the sovereign state’s competitive advantage
After the Cold War, the massive means that had been deployed to stabilize existing states decreased. A break up ofContinue Reading
Category: Geopolitics
Event July 10 London Event – “The Nuclear Peninsula: the Future of the Two Koreas”
Tuesday, July 10. 6.30 pm. K2.31 (Nash Lecture Theatre), Strand campus, King’s College London. The situation on the Korean PeninsulaContinue Reading
June 11 London Event ‘Changing Face of Conflict’
Monday, June 11. 6pm, Whitehall (exact location TBA to attendees) From fake and real assassinations in Ukraine to increasing competitionContinue Reading
The Westphalian system in crisis: The rise of neo-tribalism
By Linda Schlegel – Linda holds an MA in Terrorism, Security and Society from King’s College London The relatively stable post-ColdContinue Reading
PS21 Event Writeup – ‘What to watch in Russia’
PS21 kicked off this year’s event schedule with a panel discussion on ‘What to watch in Russia’ on the 23rdContinue Reading
Britain’s sorry return to imperial ignorance
By Tim Abington. Tim is currently pursuing an undegraduate degree in International Relations at the University of Birmingham. The partitionContinue Reading
Democracy in the UK – Why Theresa May’s comments on fighting extremism are exactly what the terrorists want
By Linda Schlegel. Linda is currently pursuing an MA in Terrorism, Security, and Society at King’s College London. Following theContinue Reading
An Unconventional Superpower
First edition of Abraham Ortelius‘ map of Asia (1572), displaying a vast network of waterways across East Asia, advocating hisContinue Reading
Are lone wolves the future of terrorism?
The Promenade des Anglais on the morning after the 2016 Nice attack By Linda Schlegel In Munich a gunman shotContinue Reading
Taiwanese Independence: Identity and Diplomacy
By Gabrielle Falardeau A year has passed since the election of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), an independence leaning partyContinue Reading
