Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic. (05/03/2022)

Reflections on Clauswitz's philosophy on war and its relevance today.  By Mohammed Ali Zafar.  (04/27/2022)

Essay analyzes the right to development, particularly those in rural and vulnerable categories (females, children, indigenous).  By Cheng Huang.  (04/26/2022)

With the recent terror attacks in Israel as a starting point, this essay focuses on reactions to extreme violence in conflict situations and on how they contribute to mutually exclusive narratives.  By Dr. Alexander Loengarov. (04/25/2022)

Analyzing strategic arms control in a light of the escalating crisis over Ukraine. By Alexander G. Savelyev and Olga M. Alexandria.  04/21/2022

The Russian invasion of Ukraine raises the question, again, why the world fails repeatedly to sets its priorities in the right order. By C.J. Polychroniou. (04/19/2022)

Dr. Llyr Jones, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses developing an effective strategic plan, particularly in a rapidly changing, disruptive environment. (04/18/2022)

Current key failures by Western democracies to help Ukraine and what's needed to apply pressure on Putin's Russia.  By Dr. Andreas V Georgiou. (04/18/2022)

Case study examines the Art of Diplomacy, focusing on the example of Portugal's Consulate-General in Newark, New Jersey. By Dr. Jorge Marinho, Júlio Ventura, Guilherme Guimarães. (04/14/2022)

Timothy Jaiyeoba, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses Strategic Foresight and sustainability concerns in strategic planning. (04/13/2022) 

Relections on the dire state of Pakistan under Imran Khan. By Sohail Mahmood. (04/13/2022)

Examining India and Pakistan's need for nuclear deterrence. By Mir Basit Sajad. (04/12/2022)

Analysis on the recently launched Energy incentives and greening programs, as initiated in Europe/EU. By Leyla Mammadova. (04/11/2022)

David Booth, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses the challenges of strategic planning in a 'Right Now' world. (04/11/2022)

Examining the recently launched Process – Europe in Asian Century, looking for a broader participatory base and partnership rings with verity of stakeholders from multiple continents. By Marcela Ganea. (04/05/2022)

Dr. Rebecca Sutherns, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses collaborative strategic planning and challenges of working in a volatile and stressful environment. (04/04/2022)

How did the free world let the Ukrainian invasion happen? By Sartaj Chaudhary. (04/30/2022)

Patricia Lustig, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses the use of data and developing an effective business plan for a 'right now' environment. (03/18/2022)

What are the geopolitical realites faced by Central Asia today? By Mohammad Ali Zafar. (03/30/2022)

Reflections on U.S. migration detention crisis.  By Madison Adams. (03/28/2022)

Two leading climate activists — Margaret Kwateng, a national Green New Deal organizer at Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, and Ebony Twilley Martin, co-executive director of Greenpeace USA — discuss the significance of the Green New Deal project and its potential power as a transformative policy for saving th

Dr. Nick Hadjinicolaou discusses strategic planning in the current 'right now' environment.  (03/23/2022)

Author examines how current events in the Ukrainian-Russian scene are depicted in mainstream Western media, what this teaches us about our way of looking at international affairs, and how we can try to improve our response to conflict. By Dr. Alexander Loengarov. (03/22/2022)

Excerpt from climate change themed children's book, The Budgies of Fairborne Farmes.  By Nicole Pylawka. (03/15/2022)

Excerpt from climate change themed children's book, The Budgies of Fairborne Farmes.  By Nicole Pylawka. (03/15/2022)