Journal of Global Faultlines - AZ
- The International Criminal Court, preliminary examinations, and the Security Council: Kill or cure?
- Has the COVID-19 pandemic manoeuvred policing in England and Wales towards a single national police organisation?
- A Propos of the Euro-Zone crisis: From ‘Uneven and Combined Development’ (UCD) to ‘Global Fault-lines’ (GF)
- An Alternative War: The Development, Impact, and Legality of Hybrid Warfare Conducted by the Nation State
- Why were the UK and USA unprepared for the COVID-19 pandemic? The systemic weaknesses of neoliberalism: a comparison between the UK, USA, Germany, and South Korea
- Table of Contents
- The Russian State, Eurasianism, and Civilisations in the Contemporary Global Political Economy
- Human security and casualty counting in Ulster: Towards a peaceful and just solution
- Economics and Politics within the Capitalist Core and the Debate on the New Imperialism
- Orientalism and the application of international law in the 2003 Iraq War and occupation
- Refugees, Migrants and Citizens in U.K. Socio-Political Discourse: A Postcolonial and Discourse Analytical Critique
- The South China Sea Disputes: Territorial and Maritime Differences Between the Philippines and China
- Dealing with COVID-19 in the European periphery: between securitization and “gaslighting”
- Foreign space activities in Argentina: Geopolitical imaginaries on the role of China and Europe in the national press (2007–2016)
- International Justice in the time of ‘outsourced illiberalism': Africa and the International Criminal Court
- Security Matters: The Reconstruction of the ‘New World Order’ in American Foreign Policy
- The sui generis Impact of the Russian Revolution on Latin America
- Vaccine nationalism: Competition, EU parochialism, and COVID-19
- Anatomy of Corruption: Liberal Democracy and the Crisis of the Modern State
- 1968 – The Year of Living Vicariously: The London Whirlwind
- Losing grasp over the global financial system: the retreat of the North vs. the advance of the South
- On the use of force
- Promoting democracy or pursuing hegemony? An analysis of U.S. involvement in the Middle East
- Western Balkans, the long way of integration: Albania's perception about the process
- Dossier 17: Venezuela and hybrid wars in Latin America
- State legitimacy and Third World conflicts
- Power, politics and policing: how the pandemic has highlighted fractures and fault lines in our society
- Restraining the Surveillance State: A Global Right to Privacy
- Axis of Resistance: Democracy and the P2P Technologies of Cyberspace
- With Chavez gone and disturbances in Brazil, has Latin America' s progressive march been halted?
- Experiences of domestic abuse within the South Asian community
- To what extent has U.S. foreign policy contributed to an increase in religious inspired terrorism since 1945?
- Making the world safe for power transition - Towards a conceptual combination of power transition theory and hegemony theory
- Reconceptualizing hegemony in a global American century
- Ethnic faultline in the farmer–pastoralist conflict (FPC) – when does ethnicity matter to the FPCs? A case study of Adani-Nimbo area in South-Eastern Nigeria
- Local and External Forces: Understanding Key Factors behind Mexico's Energy Reform
- Latin America and China: What Next for China–Latin American Strategic Relationship?
- Crimes of a “benevolent” hegemony: Configurations of UK power in Northern Ireland and Iraq
- Is there a relationship between right-wing populism and radicalisation to Islamic extremism in the UK and, if so, what is the nature of this relationship?
- Winning wars: the triumphs and myths of technology
- Domestic violence through the window of the COVID-19 lockdown: a public crisis embodied/exposed in the private/domestic sphere
- The pandemic surveillance state: an enduring legacy of COVID-19
- Northern Ireland's fragile peace: how the Troubles paused and mutated since its official “end” in 1998
- War in the Contest for a New World Order
- Radical Transparency in Geopolitical Economy: WikiLeaks, Secret Diplomacy and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
- The Impact of the Russian Revolution 1917 on the Turkish Left through the Experiences of Three Leading Communists
- Communist Party of Turkey and Soviet Foreign Policy
- Lenin's Misreading of Marx's Critique of the Gotha Programme
- Development, But on Whose Terms?
- Russia’s Eurasian union dream: A way forward towards multipolar world order
- Gaps and the Nature of Change in Global Governance
- After the Arab Uprisings: resilience or transformation?
- Victors write the rules: Hypocrisies and legacies of the Nuremberg Trials
- Mkatashinga: Narratives of the Mutiny in ANC Camps in Angola (1983/84)
- To Find or be Forgotten: Global Tensions on the Right to Erasure and Internet Governance
- Dispatches from the Global Village: The Communications Revolution and the End of US Hegemony
- The Messy Little Thing Called Peace: Postwar Memories and Durable Disorder in El Salvador
- Who's policing whom? A look into the policing responses to harmful practices and the role of civic society
- The triple paradigm crisis: economy, environment, and security
- “One country, two histories”: how PRC and western narratives of Chinese modernity diverge
- Placing the USA–Turkey Standoff in Context: The USA and the Weaponization of Global Finance
- The complexity of investigating war crimes
- The Mass-Line, 1917 to 1989: Chinese Experience
- Police culture and gender: an evaluation of police officers' practices and responses to domestic abuse
- The Effect of Anti-Terrorism and Social Movements in Egypt
- The global and national inequality faultlines: the economic dimensions of (in)security
- How did ‘Eurocentrism’ assume the status of a Euro-North American theory of human history that privileges the Greek–Roman classical world as the cradle of human civilisation in the process overshadowing the reality of Africa as the certified cradle of humankind?
- A Self-Enriching Pact: Imperialism and the Global South
- Making sense of the protests in Turkey (and Brazil): Urban Warfare in “Rebel Cities”
- The sheep’s revolution: Paradox of democratic consolidation and environmental regulations in post-transition Nigeria
- Middle East Refugee Response and Gender Equality Challenges
- Investigating war crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Human Security and the Emergence of Modern-Day Body Counts: The Law, the Theory, and the Practice of Casualty Recording
- Michael Collins: Founder of modern guerrilla warfare tactics
- Struggles over the City
- Brazil under Bolsonaro: Social base, agenda and perspectives
- A historical narrative on pandemic Patterns of behavior and belief
- “A test of our values”: The Moldovan experience with COVID-19
- Neoliberalism and personal freedoms during COVID-19
- State terrorism: are academics deliberately ignoring it?
- Fault Lines to Trenches: Iraq 2003–2014
- Turmoils and Economic Miracles: Turkey '13 and Mexico '68
- Front Matter
- 5/11: Revisiting the Gunpowder Plot
- Introducing the Journal of GlobalFaultlines: An Editorial Note
- The Rise of “Authoritarian Populism” in the 21st Century: From Erdoğan's Turkey to Trump's America
- The Islamic State in Context
- A Neighbour in Turmoil: Two Waves of Popular Protest in 2013 Bulgaria
- Project 1917 and RT: The Russian Revolution in the Age of Facebook and Twitter
- Red Star Over the Third World
- Responding to war crimes: Debating the bombing of Auschwitz-Birkenau
- Book review
- Policing the pandemic: crisis without boundaries
- War crimes and crimes against humanity: Decolonizing discourses of international justice
- Front Matter
- Book review
- The rocky road ahead to peace: the Arab Uprisings and the conflict in Libya
- Book review
- Book review
- Front Matter