extended abstract 1. introduction geopolitical genome is the potential of a country. as the genomics is the study of hundreds or perhaps thousands of simultaneous genetic reactions for identifying the main causes of disease and understanding the mechanism of an organism, the activation and extinguishing of the geopolitical genomes are those adopted policies based on the geographical and human p...

The clean energy transition drives soaring demand for critical metals. In a review in this issue of One Earth, Vakulchuk and Overland show the vital role Central Asia could have mineral supply geopolitics. Here, I extend scope to an emerging mining hotspot, Greenland Arctic, discuss broader implications. world’s future needs will depend increasingly on minerals necessary technologies innovation...

introduction: under the principles of international law, no state has the right to use or permit the use of its territory in such a manner as to cause damage to the environment of other states. spatial econometrics provides a powerful tool to assess the influence of the pollution of neighboring countries on a country's pollution level. spatial spillover effects play a significant role in a...

How do the US allies engage with other actors in US-led Indo-Pacific security order? This article examines this question case of Australia. We argue that regional strategic network is a key consideration for Australia to facilitate its interaction target country Indo-Pacific. analyzes Australia's approach toward South Korea as an example demonstrating significance shaping diplomacy. It does so ...

Emissions trading and nature-based solutions, particularly REDD+, have lent themselves to the critical literature on “socioecological fix” in neoliberal capital accumulation state regulation. Prone reversals, land conflict, leakage, these mechanisms displace burden of carbon emissions reductions global South countries, promote new green commodities, thus increase rather than curb chance accumul...