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What makes a climate migrant?
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Unmasking the human smuggler ,
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Tribute to a pioneer of the academic fields of religious violence and Global Studies
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Caught between a nuclear past and a fish farm future

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2020

When human rights could determine an election

rom the outside one the most important questions in the US election is whether the US will continue its abandonment of the liberal order...
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2020

Six months of anxiety and boredom

How poor Brazilians cope with life under quarantine
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2020

Can a military coup correct a failed democracy?
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2020

Post-Liberal Visions

Memory, Virility, and Geopolitics on the French New Right
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2020

The Women’s war
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2019

West of Government

What does Donald Trump, Elon Musk and even Woodrow Wilson have in common? Profound dislike of bureaucratic ‘swamps’ that impede human industry. An ideological alliance between hippie-anarchist Silicon and national conservative Trumpism may not be as counter-intuitive as it sounds.
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2019

Jair Bolsonaro and the culture of corruption
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2019

Could Brexit revive a British union beyond the seas?
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2018

Barry and me

Matthew Fallon Hinds takes us on his recent research trip into the “World of the Right” exploring the legacy of Senator Barry Goldwater and the “Goldwater effect” on American politics
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2018

Turkey’s security pivot towards Russia runs deeper than we think

but reflects a new approach to Turkish security manoeuvering
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2018

Migration on the intimate stage of marriage

The new film Heartbound documents 15 years of migration research
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2018

Scepticism towards globalization is about more than the unequal distribution of wealth

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