Category Archives: Human rights
HEGEL ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS – IS THE WEST DOOMED TO WALK ALONE?
This piece is based off an article written by Tomáš Korda, where he directs his theories on the question: “Is the West doomed to walk alone?” on the realist and progressive philosophical views of Hegel. As a ethics philosopher myself and a student counsellor and administrator for our IR courses here in Geneva, I feelContinue reading “HEGEL ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS – IS THE WEST DOOMED TO WALK ALONE?”
WHEN MONEY BECOMES CODE – WHY TOKENISATION MATTERS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Fintech, digital sustainability and the changing architecture of global power For decades, international relations has been concerned with the movement of people, goods, resources and ideas across borders. Increasingly, however, we must add something else to that list: Money moving through digital systems at the speed of technology. The transformation of global finance is noContinue reading “WHEN MONEY BECOMES CODE – WHY TOKENISATION MATTERS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS”