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.... Read More...

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

Dr. Llyr Jones, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses developing an effective strategic plan, parti... Read More...

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 conc... Read More...

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

David Booth, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses the challenges of strategic planning in a 'Right... Read More...

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 Ga... Read More...

Dr. Rebecca Sutherns, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses collaborative strategic planning and ch... Read More...

Patricia Lustig, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses the use of data and developing an effective ... Read More...

Two leading climate activists — Margaret Kwateng, a national Green New Deal organizer at Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, and Ebony Twilley Martin, co-exec... Read More...

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

Examining  new causes of an old phenomenon – (forced) Migrations. By Anna Lia Maria Soddu.  (03/19/2022)

Robin Speculand, appearing soon at the ASP 2022 Global Conference, discusses developing an effective business plan for a ... Read More...

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

This issue of International Affairs Forum presents interviews, essays, and opinion pieces discussing Climate Change and Energy. 03/15/2022

Noah Chomsky discusses the Ukraine-Russia War and related issues from post-World War II global architecture.  By C.J. Polychronou. (03/11/2022)

Author discusses how and why constructivism is becoming more feasible with international relations and contributing more to international relations theory.  By Mir Basit Sajad. (03/09/2022)

Author examines legal aspects of climate-induced migration in Europe and argues the EU it should start acting autonomously to address the issue. By Anna Lia Maria Soddu. (03/01/2022)

Examining needs and efforts to address climate change in Europe. By Leyla Mammadova. (03/01/2022)

Reflections on the state of democracy and America's declining stature. By Timothy Bovy. (03/01/2022)

Examing the history of Russian-Ukrainian tensions.  By Fatma Tawfik. (02/25/2022)

Author examines the securitization of climate change.  By Zunaira Malik. (02/24/2022)

Examining the needs for the Arab region's 'Car Culture' needs to be curbed.  By Elliott J. Neal. (02/23/2022)

Qatar University Mass Communication Department Head, Kamal Hamidou, shares some insights in an interview with Dr. Jorge Marinho. (02/20/2022)

C.J. Polychroniou discusses the climate crisis with Richard Falk.  (02/21/2022)

Examining India's foreign policy with Afghanistan.  By Harshita Tyagi. (02/16/2021)

Analysis of womens rights in India, comparing two eras. By Pooja Sevaramani. (01/28/2022)