The life of a refugee is not easy. At least 6.6 million Syrians had been internally displaced, and nearly 5 million Syrians have fled their homeland. Yet these facts tell us little about what they are doing.
After weeks of torrential rain across central and southern China, the mainland has suffered from a series of devastating floods. As the total price tag has soared, the impact will be felt in economic growth.
By Glyn Atwal and Douglas Bryson
In this article, the authors contend the electioneering style of what they label “Trumpism” was distinctly manifested and a vital factor for the unanticipated success of the recent Brexit campaign.
After the South China Sea arbitration ruling, uncertainty and friction may increase in the region. However, the economic promise of China’s rise and the Asian century will only materialise with peace and stability in the region.
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How the Brexit Referendum was Trumped: Personality, Protest and Patriotism
Glyn Atwal and Douglas Bryson
Vassilis Fouskas
Sohail Jaffer
Understanding the Numbers: The Lives of Syrian Refugees
Jeffrey Cohen
Would You Buy a Ticket for the Titanic? Nationalism is Not the Answer to the Economic and Political Crisis
Irene Caratelli
Xenophobia in the UK
Julian Vigo
Usury in the 21st Century
Richard Westra
Is the Russian Economy Finally Tilting East?
Vladimir Popov
From the “Tragedy of the Commons” to the Tragedy of Enclosures
Olivier De Schutter and Katharina Pistor
William Hawes
Dan Steinbock
The Philippine National Election 2016: The Good, the Bad and The Ugly
Pauline Eadie
Renato Cruz De Castro
Time for Reset and Realism in the South China Sea
Dan Steinbock
Regulation of Shadow Banking
Roy Girasa
The Rise of Uber and the Sharing Economy
Jared Meyer
Erdoğan’s Coup: Purging Domestic Critics, Gaining External Allies
James Petras
This article examines how the Philippines challenged China’s expansive maritime claim in the South China Sea during President Aquino’s term and also explores the crucial question of whether the next administration will continue or discontinue the Aquino Administration’s geo-political agenda.
Rodrigo Duterte was elected president of the Philippines in May 2016. Arguably Duterte’s electoral success was down to his straight talking approach and “authoritarian nostalgia”. This article reviews the highs and lows of his campaign and the challenges before him.
