When Migration Becomes Geopolitics: What the Ceuta Border Crisis Teaches Us About International Relations A border is never merely a line on a map. It is a site where history, power, identity and human lives collide. The recent crisis in Ceuta has been widely framed as a migration emergency: thousands of people attempted to crossContinue reading “WHAT THE CEUTA BOARDER CRISIS TEACHES US ABOUT INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS”
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ICELAND – TO JOIN OR NOT TO JOIN THE EU
What does a country gain when it joins an international organisation — and what might it have to give up? A referendum taking place in Iceland offers an unusually clear window into one of the oldest and most important questions in International Relations: how much sovereignty should a state be willing to share in order toContinue reading “ICELAND – TO JOIN OR NOT TO JOIN THE EU”
TO ALL OF MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, THIS ONE IS FOR YOU
I came across a piece today that absolutely stunned me. I have spent the last year deep in a humanities piece about religion, politics and heritage and there is much to say about all of what I have studied and learned over this last year in particular but, the one defining lesson I take fromContinue reading “TO ALL OF MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, THIS ONE IS FOR YOU”
