This article analyses competing discourses of peace in the Russo-Ukrainian war by asking how they reproduce, enable, or resist relations of colonial domination.

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The Global Security Programme ­­(GSP), is based at Pembroke College, University of Oxford

The Global Security Programme ­­(GSP), is based at Pembroke College, University of Oxford

Abstract. Ideal societies, better worlds, more just and peaceful ways of living: these have long been the stuff of human beings’ social dreaming. In this c

A few years ago, in the early summer of 2019, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum declared on its website that it “unequivocally rejects efforts

Last night, we learned from a report in the Associated Press that ICE, contrary to longstanding Fourth Amendment jurisprudence, is taking the position that it can enter people’s homes without a judici...

A sweeping history of the buildings and materials that have shaped nine centuries of university life, from parchments and silk robes to glass atriums and sprawling parking lots.We often idealize the u...

Africa can no longer rely on intermittent international attention to safeguard peace, democracy and economic resilience.

While Cuban troops died protecting Maduro, Russian operatives quietly slipped away, revealing a stunning betrayal.

Seit Tagen ist der Strom in Teilen Berlins ausgefallen – eine Reparatur des Schadens wird noch Tage dauern. Das Bekennerschreiben könnte Hinweise auf russische Saboteure geben. Das Ziel wäre nicht mal...

Vicarious Sovereignty: The Place of Extraterritorial Turkey in the Vision of Bengali Muslims (1890–1917)