Nietzsche, Morgenthau, and the Roots of Realism
Despite the richness and complexity of the realist paradigm as espoused by Morgenthau, it remains committed to existing identities and forms of reality.
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Prince Sa’ud Al Faysal: A Remembrance
Prince Sa’ud Al Faysal, who served as Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs for forty years, passed away on July 9, 2015. In this article an American Professor Mark N. Katz remembers his meeting about Soviet Union with Prince Saud during cold war period.
Neo-Colonialism in Greece
In this timely analysis of the current situation facing Greece, Jon Kofas argues that the current Greek regime stands little chance against the German-IMF led neoliberal alliance and their desire for further austerity in the beleaguered nation.
Steal This Conference
Ray Hudson Posse shares how he never paid for his attendance at the recent conference of the British International Studies Association (BISA) in London . He faked his conference badge and just walked in to make a point about academic conferences. He argues: “The way in which the structures of academia are chewing up and spitting out the next generation of scholars-with-no-future is most clearly expressed in the ‘conference trap’, characterised by a double-fuckery – those most in need of attending are precisely those most priced out.”
Comparative Southeast Asian Military Modernization
Felix K.Chang presents the modernisation scenario within the militaries of the East Asian countries.
Why Bangladeshis are Leaving the Country by Boats? Locating the Global Roots of a Local Problem
Mubashar Hasan presents initial findings from research that explores the global drivers of Bangladesh’s ‘boat people’.
Alochonaa (Dialogue) 