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The End of Interdependence: Re-assessing Power, Progress, and Peace in a Fragmented World

Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
This article uses counterfactual analysis to explore a hypothetical world in which states operate under mandatory autarky, completely lacking the economic, security, and social interdependence that define the modern international system.
Vérène Niyomana, Patrick Mushitsi
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Business migration between labour and trade: evidence from Switzerland

Comparative Migration Studies
Largely unnoticed by the migration literature, business migration has established itself as a form of labour migration that is substantial in terms of numbers and receives preferential treatment in international and national migration law.
Mariana Alvarado, Paula Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik, Sandra Lavenex, Philipp Lutz   +3 more
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF UK ARMS EXPORT IN ISRAEL-HAMAS CONFLICT AND THE COMPLICIT IN WAR CRIMES

International Studies Journal
This paper examines the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas that took place in Gaza and the conflict emerged from unprecedented destruction from the Hamas militant group in Palestine. Although the Hamas group portray themselves as freedom fighters,
GODDY U. OSIMEN, VALERIE E. OKPERE, JOHN EHIABHI ANEGBODE, MOHADAPWA HUNNOUNGU WONOSIKOU   +3 more
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Global divestment of international oil companies: beyond the Nigerian experience

Frontiers in Political Science
This paper examines the structural forces driving the divestment of International Oil Companies (IOCs) globally. Since the early 2010s, IOCs have progressively withdrawn from mature oil fields, a trend that is clearly evident in Nigeria.
Ebenezer Oluwole Oni, Michael Ayobami Fajobi, Peter Seyi Obafemi, Samuel Kehinde Okunade   +3 more
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Analyzing China’s Security Policy in East Asia within the Framework of Offensive Realism (2013–2025)

Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
China’s security policy has become a central theme in contemporary debates on International Relations and regional order in East Asia. Despite the extensive literature on China’s foreign policy, a significant research gap remains in explaining its ...
Alireza Kargar Ansary, Mirza Hussain Fazili , Sayed Ahmad Shafi Sadat   +2 more
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Indonesia's Contested Norms, Selective Humanitarianism and ASEAN Refugee Governance

Nation State
This article reinterprets Indonesia’s refugee governance and ASEAN’s regional approach as sites of norm contestation rather than mere institutional or capacity gaps.
Atin Prabandari, Balya A. Segara, Emma Seruni Ketaren   +2 more
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RWANDA'S PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FAO: ADVANCING AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY AND MEETING THE SDGS

Journal of Social Political Sciences
Rwanda's efforts to rebuild the country after the 1994 genocide received a good response from the international community. Thanks to the agricultural industry, Rwanda's economy is growing rapidly.
Atina Izza, Farah Anisa
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The Post-2018 Ethio-Somaliland Relations and Factors Behind its Dynamics

Modern Africa
This article examines post-2018 Ethio-Somaliland relations and some major factors shaping them. The study utilised a qualitative approach, involving key informant interviews, archival materials, and published documents.
Abebe Tigire Jalu, Asnake Kefale
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GEOPOLITICAL ISSUE ANALYSIS OF THE RUSSIA - UKRAINE WAR FROM AN INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY PERSPECTIVE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR AUSTRALIA

Journal of Social Political Sciences
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has become a critical point of international discourse, significantly affecting global stability and reshaping regional security dynamics.
Irma Indrayani, Robi Nurhadi, Ni Luh Pingkan Amalia Pratama Putri   +2 more
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Indonesian renewable energy transition and its socio-environmental impacts: Wawonii Island case study

Jurnal Pembangunan dan Alam Lestari
As global demand for green technologies and renewable energy systems continues to rise, Indonesia has emerged as a strategic actor in the global energy transition due to its vast nickel reserves, estimated at nearly 4 million metric tons.
Nibras Fadhlillah, Gita Karisma, Tety Rachmawati   +2 more
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