The conditions of rapid change and modernization that swept the world from second half nineteenth century enforced new nationalisms, imperialisms, racisms, anti-Semitisms, and, more positively, sexualities are again sweeping today. longue durée modern globalization began with British industrialization continues our contemporary forms technological expansion, international competition, populist ...

Abstract This article aims to reflect on the strategic importance of hydroelectric energy generated in Amazon region for interconnected Brazilian system. Its quantification shows a regional potential higher generation compared current production pre-salt oil. We consider this issue from perspective geopolitics renewable that brings new and relevant elements. In article, analytical framework foc...

Policy makers, political and state elites, civilian military cadres have grappled with the unprecedented crisis of Covid-19 in Middle East North Africa. Against this gloomy backdrop, main question became whether region could sustain its traditional security-first policy even though definition security has changed. Could perpetuate role as arbiter a broken clientelistic contract state-led socioe...

In accordance with human necessities and deep attention into security, research studies have today became an irrefutable necessity in this area. It is noted that traditional concepts of this important issue have changed, as a result of occurring various events in the past, particularly in the 20th century; so that security is no more limited to protecting human beings against individual and col...

The world anxiously waited for the results of US presidential election in 2020, expecting a new direction by president and his White House’s policy towards its friends foes alike. Now President-elect Joe Biden administration will assume power on January 20, 2021, worldview most certainly either change or modify President Donald Trump’s diplomatic, economic, military engagements Central Asian co...

Despite the almost impossible complexity of the climate deadlock, it is possible to map its most profound contours. They range, unsurprisingly, outside the traditional domains of climate politics, across lands defined by post-Cold War geopolitics, the struggle for development, the challenges of sustainability. For all this, however, they define a tangle – a Gordian Knot – in which three princip...