War and Peace
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Strike First or Resolve First?
The analysis explores the complexities of conflict with Iran, emphasizing the need for resolution over military escalation. It argues that prior to military action, policymakers should exhaust diplomatic avenues, considering the long-term consequences of war. Understanding adversaries’ intentions and fostering perspective alignment can prevent unnecessary violence and costly misunderstandings.
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From the League of Nations to the Global Council
War, Sovereignty, and the Evolution of Global Governance Introduction: Global Order After Global War Global governance develops when sovereign nations recognize that certain problems cannot be contained within national borders. Wars, pandemics, environmental disasters, economic crises, mass migration, and advanced weapons can affect countries far removed from where the original problem began. Yet every attempt…
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