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There are five different options – although not necessarily solutions – that the Nordic states can offer for Scotland post-Brexit and pre-IndyRef2.

China’s climate responsibility can only be studied and evaluated in the context of international practices.

What can the case of Venezuela and Hugo Chávez teach us about populism and the role of media in it even beyond Latin America?

Just as sure as the sun rising in the east, the U.S presidential candidate Donald J. Trump has said something that damages the Republican Party.

As the beliefs of the anti-vaccination movement are almost religious in nature, appealing to science and public health have little effect on anti-vaxxers’ conviction.

Synchrony-induced compassion could be the common nominator between football chants, war chants and peace chants with militarised-synchronised movement at the core of community building.

In recent years, the term ‘Exportnation’ has featured prominently in public discourses. It also testifies to a new era in the national identification with the German economy.

The biopolitics of raw milk really begins to take shape in light of Michel Foucault’s notions of the health of the population becoming a concern of the state.

Political elites in Ukraine have altered the official interpretation of the Second World War.

What if we dropped all this talk of internationalization and tried to imagine the university in postnational terms?