by Bahri Kosar* | Feb 4, 2019 | Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research
The debates related to ‘real European Army’, which was re-launched by French President Emmanuel Macron were further heated by German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s speech at the European Parliament on November 13, 2018. Such statements from the leaders of the two leading...
by Binoda Kumar Mishra* | Jan 29, 2019 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics
“Make America Great Again” is attributed to the present US President Donald Trump. He certainly has been a user of this quote or phrase since 2012 if not earlier. In the 2015 reissue of his 2011 book, the subtitle read “Make America Great Again”. But by no means, he...
by Alexy Zender* | Jan 22, 2019 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics
Becoming a global power depends on domination in the oceans and seas. Dominating the seas and oceans means having the strategic advantage militarily and controlling economically significant sea lines of communication. The USA, which is a global or hegemonic power,...
by Dr.Cihan Aydiner* | Jan 9, 2019 | Diversity & Inclusion, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research
Abstract This research analyzed the literature on integration, assimilation, and other concepts[1] related to displaced persons[2] and refugees as experienced in their host countries. The author conducted a computer-assisted content analysis of related articles...
by Paul Weber | Jan 8, 2019 | Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research
The principle of self-determination in international law is a concept that is continually evolving since the beginning of the 19th century when it entered the agenda of the international community. It has continued its evolution during the De-colonization and...
by Saban Yuksel | Dec 21, 2018 | Commentary, Democracy & Rule of Law, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics
The far-right parties are not recent phenomena in the old continent. Following the catastrophe of the second world war, mainly caused by the far-right, nationalist and fascist parties, it became a practice, maybe with some exceptions, not to have them in governments...
