Archive - E-International Relations

War on Iran and the Breakdown of the Liberal International Order

Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama

5 hrs ago • E-International Relations

Opinion – After Greenland, is French Guiana America's Next Territorial Prize?

Mar 18 • E-International Relations

Thinking Global Podcast – Thinking Borders: Thomas Nail

Professor Nail discusses the philosophy of movement, the fluidity of borders, migration, border regimes and more.

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

Opinion – Nepal’s Electoral Transformation

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

War of Distraction in Iran: Existential Anxiety and Strategic Failure

Robert L. Oprisko

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

The Geopolitical Implications of the Iran War

Bulent Gokay and Lily Hamourtziadou

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

Neuro-Rational-Physicalism and its Implications for Governance, Geostrategy and Global Order

Nayef Al-Rodhan

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

Is the International Liberal Order Evolving or Exposing Itself?

Ahmet Serdar Günaydın

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

Resilience for Moldova’s Future: Can NATO Provide Greater Support?

Valentin Vataman

Mar 17 • E-International Relations

The E-International Relations Newsletter

Mar 8 • E-International Relations

February 2026

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23 February 2026

Feb 23 • E-International Relations

The E-International Relations Newsletter

8 February 2026

Feb 8 • E-International Relations

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