Argentina holds one of the most contradictory political histories in Latin America. The birthplace of Ernesto “Che” Guevara, with a powerful tradition…
Which World Does the Woman Question Belong To? The woman question cannot be explained within the bounds of a single nation or…
Abstract: Drawing on world-systems theory and a structural (rather than territorial) theory of empire — the “Imperial Outreach” framework developed in this…
Beyond War and Peace Israel cannot be explained solely through the lens of the Israeli-Palestinian war, the policies of the Netanyahu government,…
This is the third and final part of the Empire Without Flags series. Part I examined Imperial Outreach through finance and institutions:…
Abstract Turkey’s republic is approaching its centenary, built on the ruins of the Ottoman Empire as a nation-state that, rather than accommodating…
This article examines Qatar’s position by combining rentier state theory, world-systems theory, and Marxist political economy. Its central argument is that Qatar’s…
Majid Maleki Meighani, who analyzes developments in the Middle East, emphasizes that events in the region need to be examined on three…
Another Layer Beneath the Flows This article continues the argument developed in Empire Without Flags: Imperial Outreach and the Architecture of Structural…
Over the past several decades, one of the central achievements of women’s movements has been to challenge the traditional division of gender…
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