The US democracy broadly contains dynamic pluralism and civic ethos for sustaining democratic practices. Beyond its institutional scaffolding, American democracy depends on a...

The craft of diplomacy is deeply intertwined with the knowledge of world politics and history due to several critical reasons. Diplomacy, at its...

The deviation from “We the People” fractures the social contract, a concept central to Locke and Rawls. Locke posited that governments derive legitimacy...

History shows us what people did right and wrong in the past. For example, wars caused a lot of pain. By studying why...

Neutrality, as an intentional strategic posture of impartiality, serves as a potent instrument for actors to establish credibility as mediators and reliable arbiters...

The prospect of China’s transition to a prosperous democracy necessitates a structural dismantling of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) hegemonic political framework and...