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The militarization of social media: strategies and challenges
The celebration of militarism through social media has profound implications for policy makers and the public
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Climate, migration, and conflict in a changing world
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The rise and fall of global arms sales
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The Liberal International Order, relatively stable since the end of World War Two, faces significant perils that could cause fatal damage to its dominance.
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A double-edged sword – the role of vigilantes in Africa
Vigilante groups have had some success when hired by weak African states to tackle insurgencies; but this has also proved to be a dangerous tactic.