Putin and the Bolsheviks
Dr. Jonathan Z. Ludwig is Visiting Assistant Professor of Russian at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, USA and A member… Read more >
Luther, Europe and the First Hard Brexit
Republished piece by Prof. Dr. Julian Lindley-French from his Blog Blast Series “If you want to change the world, pick… Read more >
The global community’s handling of North Korea’s provocations: Beginning of the endgame?
By Ms. Malin Linnea Dahl Innbjoer, SIA Intern (UK-based) North Korea’s authoritarian regime, nuclear program, human rights violations and closed… Read more >
Battle of Tal Afar: Conflict of interests and influence
By Dr. Huda Al-Nuaimy, Deputy Director General Scientific Research Al Istishari Al Strategy, Abu Dhabi, UAE and Member of the… Read more >
What is Corporate Social Responsibility, and why should we care?
SAGE International Australia (SIA) Series on Ethical Capitalism By Ms. Astrid Vikström, SIA Intern (UK-based) Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) relates… Read more >
Horn of Africa: Region of Conflict or Region of Optimism? (STRATEGIKON Ep 35)
John Bruni speaks to Col. Sandy Wade OBE (Ret’d) on the challenges and opportunities in the Horn of Africa region,… Read more >
The Rational Actor’s MADMAN Theory for the New Age: The Korean Mutually Assured Death-grip
One of the most interesting things of the ongoing North Korean Crisis[i] is its inability to be solved by conventional… Read more >
‘Black Holes and Revelations’: The Connection Between Failed Expectations & Modern Terrorism
Since 9/11, the cycle of terrorism has gone from bad to worse.[i] The tempo, scale and targeting of terrorist operations… Read more >
Strategic Hedging Helps Qatar Weather the Current Crisis
Since the middle of the 1990s, the State of Qatar has pursued a policy of strategic hedging, cultivating relations with… Read more >
Never Neglect The “Demos” in Democracy
Never neglect the “demos” in Democracy. It is almost exactly a year since the British people defied expectations and voted… Read more >