Articles

Christian Ploberger Senior Lecturer, Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-Ok, plobchr@gmail.com ABSTRACT While Climate Change is a global phenomenon, the impact it generates is locally specific. Take, for example, the issue of sea-level rise. While we can identify a general process of sea-level rise, some localities are facing stronger impacts than others; this applies not only…

Yukio Sakurai Independent Researcher, yukio1887@gmail.com ABSTRACT This essay reviews some typologies of people’s behavioural patterns and examines relationships between guardianship laws and policies and people’s behavioural patterns in Japan and the State of Victoria. Through such analysis, a consideration regarding the adaptation of law and policy in an aged society is addressed. By reviewing people’s…

Ekrem Ok Department of Internationa Relations, Institute of Social Sciences, Karadeniz Technical University, ekremok.erz@gmail.com ABSTRACT Academics show great interest in the progress of countries and the disparities between developing and developed countries. This is grounded on a belief that the change in the number of developed/developing countries may play a significant role in determining the…

Mehmet Sirin Ogurlu & Rahman Dag ogurlu538@gmail.com & rahman.dag@beun.edu.tr ABSTRACT The United Nations Peacekeeping Forces are the forces tasked in order to end conflicts or impede potential conflicts from emerging. Forces’ main aims are among with variety to their relationship with the conflict, fundamentally can be regarded as ending the conflict and protecting the civilians….

Mikail Ugus & Fatma Dogrusozlu mikailugus@sakarya.edu.tr & fatma.dogrusozlu@ogr.sakarya.edu.tr, ORCID: 0000-0003-4283-7709 ABSTRACT This article aims to unfold what sort of ideological representation the Iranian nuclear program has had in two of America’s predominant newspapers, the New York Times and the Washington Post (through their headlines). The study, which sets out for this objective, concentrates on Edward…

Yukio Sakurai Independent Researcher, yukio1887@gmail.com ABSTRACT This essay aims to clarify the most popular impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and examine a future projection of Post-COVID-19 in Japan. This is based on interdisciplinary studies, particularly the literature survey on global governance in English and Japanese. Japan has consistently lived after WWII under the principles of…

Mohammad Ali Zafar Research Scholar and Student of International Relations at the National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad, Pakistan, alizafar100y@yahoo.com ABSTRACT The Ukrainian conflict has paved the way to re-examine the geopolitical implications of Russian Neo-Eurasianism, which has challenged the Liberal International Order. The implications of such a development will have global implications for Russia. Indications…

Orazio M. Gnerre oraziognerre@gmail.com ABSTRACT The People’s Republic of China is renowned as Turkey’s most important import partner. The relations between these two countries have developed over time through complex diplomacy and have been consolidated thanks to an increasingly intense economic exchange favoured by the new trends of market globalisation. This speech intends to analyse…

Arshi Showkat Lecturer at Jamia Millia Islamia, arshieq@gmail.com Rayan Naqash Independent Journalist ABSTRACT Media in Indian-administered Kashmir has essentially navigated through structural barriers imposed by the state and cultural barriers of the society to negotiate its space. Analysing the trajectory of media proliferation and its functioning, a pattern of devolution from a comparatively independent media…