While parliaments have long been neglected actors in the analysis of security policy, a
research literature on the subject is growing. Current research is focused primarily on how …

Relations between states in the post-Cold War period have been shaped by an increased
economic competition including 'non-market'factors such as intelligence sharing between …

Whether in multilateral negotiations or bilateral meetings, government leaders regularly
engage in “two-level games” played simultaneously at the domestic and the international …

Recent scholarship in security studies has started to explore the causes and consequences
of various forms of national restrictions in multinational military operations (MMOs). This …

In the last 40 years, the international community has made considerable progress towards
the regulation of inhumane conventional weapons (ICWs) by adopting treaties that regulate …

Controversial Encounters in the Age of Algorithms: How Digital Technologies Are Stifling
Public Debate and What to Do About It Page 1 CONTROVERSIAL ENCOUNTERS IN THE AGE …

This article discusses the grand strategy imperatives of 37 foreign policy experts in
Washington, DC in response to President Donald Trump's nationalist challenge to the post …

Purpose This paper aims to examine the association between money laundering
(ML)/terrorist financing (TF) risks (hereafter, money laundering risks) and democratic …

After months of grandstanding amidst an economic crisis that has seen prices of basic goods
skyrocketed, growing unsustainable public debt levels and the value of the local currency …

The parliamentarization of military deployments is a burgeoning area of study but has
tended to neglect the peculiar cases of legislatures deprived of any war powers. This article …