On June 25th, CISS’s co-director for ‘Eastern Europe to Central Asia’ Lance Bradley hosted and moderated the event “Russia and its Invisible Puppet States” at […]
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Why is propping up separatist regimes an integral part of Russian foreign policy? How do de facto states function and what do they have to […]
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We are currently experiencing the breakthrough of electromobility which increases the global lithium demand. The largest lithium deposits of the world are in the South […]
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International development aid causes negative associations of neocolonialism and dependency theory to many scholars in the field of International Relations. To counteract theoretical pessimism, this […]
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As Africa’s youngest state, South Sudan has been torn apart by civil war and a colossal humanitarian emergency. Ethnopolitical tensions, economic deterioration, and insecurity have […]
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In recent years, the idea of including happiness as a variable in political decision making is becoming increasingly popular and has found its way into […]
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