Modern Political and Economic Aspects of the Oil and Gas Complex in the Southeast Asia Region by V. I. Salygin, S. V. Berezinskiy

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Fronteiras terrestres da Espanha: os enclaves e as disputas geopolíticas by Camilo Pereira Carneiro Filho, João Lucas Zanoni

“…This is a qualitative research, from the perspective of International Relations, Political Geography and History, based on a bibliographic review and enriched with a field work at the borders of Spain and maps elaborated by the authors.…”
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IMPERATIVES OF NIGERIA’S FOREIGN POLICY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU by SAMUEL NAANSUAN DAWAM, SOLOMON JANG ARIN

“…Using documentary sources, the paper further examines the impact of these policies on Nigeria’s international relations, economic growth, and regional stability. …”
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Model of Individual Constitutional Complaint Subject to Commonwealth of Independent States Members’ Legislation: a Comparative Legal Analysis by V. S. Kukhlivskiy

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Une doctrine implicite de la déterritorialisation by Frédéric Giraut

“…Regarding these fields, the French Presidence has performed on the one hand the implementation of a new set of spatial planning and local government public policies and on the other hand a European leading role through initiatives in international relations . Including the related discourses, all these initiatives could be interpreted in terms of governementality as being driven by a common and coherent doctrine of deterritorialization which is linked by some aspects with  the "New geographic economy" and the "Public choice" theories. …”
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On Some Issues of Post-War World Order (speech at the annual meeting of the russian historical society on september 9, 2015) by A. V. Torkunov

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Violation of human rights as the basis for the threats to international security by Botirjon Ruzmetov

“…Therefore, the main goal of the research is to analyze these links and the role of different members of international relations (states) using global security challenges in their own interest while generating new waves of human rights violations and threats.…”
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School of Diplomatic English by D. A. Kryachkov

“…Chair of English Language № 1 considers itself the successor of the English Language Chair, established at the Faculty of International Relations at the Moscow State University during the World War II. …”
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Individual Granting of Academic Degrees Model: Case of MGIMO-University by M. I. Inozemtsev

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HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION FROM COLD WAR ERA TO THE PRESENT: NEO-REALIST PERSPECTIVE by Hasan Fatih Seval

“…Inthe first part of this article, the basic concepts and principles of theneo-realist theory, one of the main theories of international relations discipline,will be addressed. In the second part of the article, the concept ofhumanitarian intervention will be defined and a review will be conducted on theimplementations of the theory, and the execution of humanitarian intervention. …”
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PRELIMINARY DISCUSSIONS ON ISSUES RELATED TO A EUROPEAN BUSINESS CODE by Dan VELICU

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US Foreign Policy of Chaos under Trump: the Wrecker and the Puppeteers by Pierre Guerlain

“…The articles then discusses the areas in which Trumpism is not really challenged by authentic opponents and tackles the issue of Russiagate, which can be seen as more a domestic construction engineered by a democratic Party which refuses to analyze its role in the loss of support that led to its defeat than a bona fide international relations issue. The conclusion argues that Trump is indeed the face of US decline but not the cause of it, for this decline, linked to imperial overstretch, started a long time before his election.…”
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From the National to the Transnational. Resistances to Statehood in Africa and Latin America by Sergio Caballero Santos, Carlos Tabernero Martín

“…Departing from the similarities and differences that arise in these two circumstances, it is possible to analyze actions that diverge from the dominant International Relations explanation, which presents a dichotomy between the inside and the outside of borders, and in which the State is cast as the primary actor.…”
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Memory and history of the Great(er) War and India: from a national-imperial to a more global perspective by Thierry DI COSTANZO

“…We submit that studying the war in relation to the contribution of the colonial empires, particularly the British Empire in India is of crucial importance in understanding the post-war world, the anti-colonial movement, the stability of the British Empire in Asia and the international relations of the sub-continent.…”
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La FIJL dans la lutte antifranquiste (1960-1974) by Antoni Rossi Trafach

“…The FIJL leads social protest and opposes the strengthening of international relations with the Spanish dictatorship. She denounces the “crimes” committed by Spain, such as the execution of Delgado and Granados in 1963 or that of Salvador Puig Antich in 1974, and maintains hope in the anti-Franco ranks.…”
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New Aspects of National Security Startegy by V. I. Mizin

“…The author opines that the current phase of international relations tends to be rather chaotic and highly unpredictable in its evolution. …”
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SYSTEM OF POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE WORLD: ‘PERFECT STORM’ by M. M. Lebedeva

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La Agenda 2030, el Derecho Global y el Derecho Internacional by Ana Manero-Salvador

“…On the other hand, the 2030 Agenda constitutes a milestone that marks international relations in our days, hence this work addresses how the 2030 Agenda could be framed in the Global Law proposal. …”
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The Role of Socio-Cultural Factors in Teaching Students a Minority Language by E. V. Voevoda, G. N. Mutaf

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WHISTLEBLOWING IN CIVIL SERVICE: EXPERIENCE OF EUROPE by M. A. Batishcheva

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