Issue Six, May 2008

 
 

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Fresh Ideas

Big thinking in international relations: anti-power and Colombian super-citizens.

 

The Insider

Working for an environmental NGO in China

 

Think on This

China - the dangers of inflaming nationalist sentiment.

 

Bloggers' Corner

Some briefer thoughts on this often perplexing world:

Latin American Views: a new Left in Latin America?

Climate change is creeping up on us - but whose interests will the new landscape serve?

 

 


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As we move into our second year, we are pleased to welcome you to issue six of Global Politics Magazine.

In this issue we feature a selection of articles written by young people around the world, and we travel to Brussels to bring you our first Global Politics interview.

We are pleased to welcome a number of new members to our team, and encourage you to become part of the project. You're certainly not short of options. Either check out our Get Involved page to see what's available, or have a look at the Team Sheet.

The Global Politics Team

   

Essays and Argument


The Sepah Pasdaran

What internal influences can shift the internal Iranian power balance and change the nation's course?

Reza Zarabi

 

Part of the Global Pie

How nationalist parties are making use of globalisation

Nicholas Levy

 

Interview: “The greatest political miracle since time began”

With Robert Cooper, Director-General for External and Politico-Military Affairs at the European Union

Jacob Halpin

 

Economic Globalisation and Political Change in Russia and China

Economic liberalisation and democracy: Is there a link?

Nick Calla

 

Al-Qa’ida’s Roots

To what extent was the United States really involved in the creation of Al-Qa’ida?

Adam Stahl

 
     
 

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