Landscapes of (in)security in Calais
migrants

Landscapes of (in)security in Calais

The people on the move in Calais are now 2.000, according to Human Rights Watch’s estimates, but they used to be at least 10.000. Their numbers have ⋙

  • Adele Moltedo
    Adele Moltedo
Adele Moltedo 25 Apr 2022 • 6 min read
The Russian aggression to Ukraine: from imperial utopia to decaying dystopia
Russia

The Russian aggression to Ukraine: from imperial utopia to decaying dystopia

What’s the imperial myth? It’s the mythological narration of a past that becomes the foundation of national identity, indicates, and legitimises the sphere of influence where the empire ⋙

  • Giulia Gasperini
Giulia Gasperini 28 Mar 2022 • 6 min read
Back to the beginning? Discussing the return of Geopolitics in IR
geopolitics

Back to the beginning? Discussing the return of Geopolitics in IR

by Antonina Kseinova, Federica Pizzo, Felix Jahn. The Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies (SSSA) and the Italian Standing Group of International Relations (SGRI) welcomed the new year with the ⋙

  • Guest author(s)
  • Antonina Kseinova
    Antonina Kseinova
Guest author(s), Antonina Kseinova 16 Mar 2022 • 6 min read
Interviews with Scholars at Risk in Italy: Gökhan Demir
Interviews

Interviews with Scholars at Risk in Italy: Gökhan Demir

What are the challenges faced by at-risk scholars abroad? Starting from this question, this interview aims to give an idea to the administrative sections of universities, who are unfamiliar with ⋙

  • Sevgi Doğan
    Sevgi Doğan
Sevgi Doğan 18 Feb 2022 • 8 min read
Authoritarianism, Occupation and Resistance: Boğaziçi University
Turkey

Authoritarianism, Occupation and Resistance: Boğaziçi University

On 19 January 2022, Boğaziçi University’s elected deans of three faculties (Özlem Berk Albachten, Faculty of Arts and Sciences; R. Metin Ercan, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences; and ⋙

  • Sevgi Doğan
    Sevgi Doğan
Sevgi Doğan 1 Feb 2022 • 5 min read
A major shift? Biden, Africa and (the stagnation of) the US security policy
Africa

A major shift? Biden, Africa and (the stagnation of) the US security policy

The inauguration of the Biden presidency in January 2021 was filled with high hopes with respect to a renewal of the US security policy in Africa. Observers and analysts envisaged ⋙

  • Simone Papale
    Simone Papale
Simone Papale 27 Jan 2022 • 5 min read
Re-Thinking the EU’s Contentious Role in Central Asia’s Borderlands
Debate

Re-Thinking the EU’s Contentious Role in Central Asia’s Borderlands

2021 has been a restless year for Central Asia – from Sadyr Japarov’s rise to the presidency in Kyrgyzstan to interethnic tensions in Kazakhstan and low-level violence in Tajikistan’s ⋙

  • Thijs Korsten
    Thijs Korsten
Thijs Korsten 28 Dec 2021 • 13 min read
The Symbolic Wall: Notes from the Field
migrants

The Symbolic Wall: Notes from the Field

In this piece, criminologist Ellen Van Damme, who is doing research on female migration from Honduras to the United States (USA), at the Center for the Study of International Migration ⋙

  • Ellen Van Damme
Ellen Van Damme 21 Dec 2021 • 8 min read

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