Asia-Pacific, International Politics, Military Capabilities, Uncategorized
Category: International Politics
139 Posts
American Foreign Policy, American Politics, Asia-Pacific
Dealing with Chinese Political Warfare
American Politics, Domestic Policy, Electoral Politics, Europe, International Politics, Podcasts, Populism, Social Science
Podcast: EU Elections, Lobbying, and Insights into Political Science/IR
Comparative Politics, Electoral Politics, Europe, Populism, Research Papers
Parsing the Paradox of Populism: The View from Germany
International Politics, Military Capabilities
Rising Powers and Military Innovation
Asia-Pacific, International Politics, Reblogs
The Peaceable Pacific
Europe, Military Capabilities, Reblogs
Resources for Those Interested in European Defense Issues
American Foreign Policy, Asia-Pacific, Economics, International Politics, Uncategorized
Regional Restraint & Global Strength: An Approach to Accommodating China’s Rise
International Politics, Military Capabilities
An Incomplete Introduction to Nuclear Targeting
How Relevant is the Nuclear Taboo?
Europe, Guest Posts, Research Papers
French Huguenots in Berlin: Acculturation and Nationalism
Comparative Politics, Economics, Europe, Research Papers
Institutional Infighting and Intrigue: Looking Inside the State to Understand German Economic Behavior in Europe
Books, International Politics, Military Capabilities, Social Science
What Should I Read on Military Innovation?
American Foreign Policy, Asia-Pacific, Economics, International Politics, Military Capabilities
Power Transitions and Self-fulfilling Prophecies
International Politics, Social Science
How to Think About Power
International Politics, Research Papers
Icarus and the Rising Sun: Considering the Strategic Ineptitude of Japan’s Attack on Pearl Harbor
Europe, International Politics, Podcasts, Populism
Podcast: Brexit
International Politics, Social Science
Social Science, Free Will, and the Paradox of Theory
Economics, Europe, International Politics, Military Capabilities, Research Papers
Divided over Defense: Considering The Future of European Defense Cooperation in Uncertain Times
American Foreign Policy, Middle East
