Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Given its global nature, it is imperative that scholars become accustomed to studying terrorism in the hopes of finding a sustainable solution.
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The Islamicate Gunpowder Empires: A Comparative Study
In the early modern period, three empires represented the pinnacle of Islamicate civilisation: the Ottomans, Safavids and Mughals.
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2022: A Middle Year
It’s currently four a.m., and I’ve just realised I haven’t prepared an end-of-year post for this here blog of mine.
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Dissonances in Approaches to Power: Poststructuralism and Mainstream IR Theory
This essay aims to highlight the dissonances between mainstream IR and Poststructuralism in regard to power.
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International Relations Theory and the Hegemony of Western Conceptions of Modernity: A Critical Review
This essay aims to critically review the arguments presented in chapter two of Decolonizing International Relations.
What Is Power and Who Has It?
This essay aims to arrive at a qualified definition for power and explain its mechanics.
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The Aqil Ghani Media Awards 2021
To commemorate the end of 2021, I’m going to share with you my favourite media from this year.
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Mass Surveillance and the Erosion of Our Civil Liberties: Why You Should Be Concerned
Britain is becoming a nationwide Panopticon where citizens are the prisoners and the state their all-powerful guard.
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Chapter Ten: The Third Midnight
Something larger was afoot, and Mr Daim was going to get to the bottom of it.
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