Insecurities: The 75th Anniversary Issue, 1947-2022

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Table of Contents

  • Disentangling Authoritarianism and Illiberalism in the Context of the Global States System 

  • Amazon and the International Order: From Promise to Peril

  • The Shadow of the Conventional Past: India's Nuclear Tensions with China and Pakistan 

  • Overcoming Insecurities: The Future of Human Mobility Regimes

  • Global Internet and Global Security

  • Delivering a Just and Equitable Energy Transition

  • Repression Grows in a Desensitized World: Case Studies in Transnational Repression

  • Feminist Foreign Policy Approaches to Strengthen Multilateral Cooperation

  • The Utilization of Web3 Native Resources to Create a Centralized Base of Authoritarian Power 

  • The United Nations (In)Security Council: Time for Reform in a Post-Ukraine War World?

  • Pay Now, Pay Later: The Political Dilemma of "Sequencing" Action on Climate Change

  • Revisiting Structural Power in the Global Economy: It's Multinationals, Not States

  • From Sick-Care to Well-Care: Pragmatic Solutions to Build Resilient Populations Today

  • Jonglei Canal: The Flawed Logic of Hydro-diplomacy in the Nile Basin 

  • COVID-19 and Increased Sub-Saharan African Debt: Why Aid Isn't the Answer

  • China Under Xi Jinping

  • "Russia Always Plays the Heavy:" European Security, The War in Ukraine, and Institutional Resilience

  • Sustainability Diplomacy: How The U.S. State Department is Changing Its Operations in Response to the Climate Crisis

  • Multilateralism on the Final Frontier: Space Law and Policy in an Era of Expansion

  • Coding in Kazakhstan: Girls Power Fund and the Transformative Impact of Technology

  • The More Things Change: Banking, Bailouts, and Business as Usual in American Capitalism

  • Women Smiles Uganda: Gender, Vertical Farming, and Food Security

  • The Slow, Accelerating Transition: A Retrospective on COP27 and the Pivotal Year in Energy

  • OpenAI's ChatGPT and the Prospect of Limitless Information

  • The Overdue Climate Justice of Loss and Damage