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International relations

EU-NATO influences on Portuguese nuclear policy
Geopolitics/International relations

Decoding Portugal’s role in nuclear multilateralism

Sandra Dias Fernandes David Silva Ferreira
April 2, 2024

Despite significant EU and NATO influences, Portugal's approach to nuclear issues is far more encompassing. Why is Lisbon's broader multilateral approach vital?

Higher education shapes foreign policy by influencing global minds. What makes a nation powerful in our modern day world?
Geopolitics/Global policy/International relations

Higher education and foreign policy

Giulio M. Gallarotti
February 19, 2024

Higher education shapes foreign policy by influencing global minds. What makes a nation powerful in our modern day world?

The Global Justice Index Report 2022 provides comprehensive data on global justice across 10 key issue areas, guiding international efforts for a more equitable world.
Global policy/International relations/Political science

What does the Global Justice Index Report say?

Sujian Guo
February 12, 2024

The Global Justice Index Report 2022 provides comprehensive data on global justice across 10 key issue areas, guiding international efforts for a more equitable world.

Cyber conflicts blur the line between warfare and subversion. Cyber operations, like subversion, aim to manipulate systems, but lack physical force.
Cybersecurity/Geopolitics/Information technology/International relations

How can cyber operations subvert societies?

Lennart Maschmeyer
August 14, 2023

Cyber conflicts blur the line between warfare and subversion. Cyber operations, like subversion, aim to manipulate systems, but lack physical force.

Climate change/Geography/Geopolitics/International relations/Peace & conflict studies/Public policy

Environmental hazards in Tajikistan’s Pamir Mountains

Suzy Blondin Melanie Sadozai
March 1, 2023

Is human mobility a major concern for local governments due to climate change, maintenance, rehabilitation, and resilience?

Asian studies/International relations/Public policy/Sports science

Sports diplomacy helps nations gain influence: a case study from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Alex Best
October 10, 2022

Sports diplomacy is a strategy to gain soft power, allowing nations to exert influence over each other through gentle means of co-option and attraction.

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