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”
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WHAT THE CEUTA BOARDER CRISIS TEACHES US ABOUT INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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”
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”
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