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This article analyses poverty and development from a historical point of view and will be put in a global context.

The process of regional integration allowed for the emergence of multiple human rights systems, but can they pursue global governance?

US-Israel relation is unique. The close alliance is bound upon achievement of one common goal: strong presence in Middle East. At what cost?

The climate crisis prompted the emergence of methods of participatory democracy, but how effective are they really?

The human rights system has been plagued by its inability to guarantee enforcement but civil society has started to rise up to the challenge

This article explores how children and youth enact (geo)political agency across the world in contested and complicated ways.

This article talks about organized crime in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.

With the demise of the Cold War and clamours towards globalisation, are we witnessing an unbundling of the Nation State as we know it?

Enjoy reading if you are looking to achieve a better understanding of the classification of power and its forms.

The human rights system has been plagued by discussions on the universality of rights, but new points of view expand the debate.

This article delves into the work of Ruth Wodak, which has benefited Critical Discourse Analysis through her Discourse-Historical Approach.