This dissertation explores the history and socio-political dynamics of the Balochistan conflict in Pakistan, focusing on the recurrent uprisings and their implications for regional stability and national integrity.
From Khans to Rebels: A Historical Approach to Analysing the Balochistan Conflict Read More »
Despite being written nearly a millennia ago, al-Ghazali’s economics still broadly align with what students come across in modern economic textbooks.
Al-Ghazali the Economist Read More »
In the early hours of Wednesday, 14th June 2017, a catastrophic high-rise fire in West London shook the UK, triggering a national introspection on building safety and regulatory compliance.
The Grenfell Fire: A Preventable Catastrophe Read More »
There is no doubt the Civil Service has its issues. However, is politicisation really the answer?
Politicising the Civil Service: Why It Won’t Solve Our Problems Read More »
Any genuine attempt at reconciliation requires tackling Israeli society’s collective siege mentality, softening Israel’s security policies, and alleviating the suffering of the Palestinian people.
Israeli-Palestinian Reconciliation: Charting a Path Forwards Read More »
By examining the accounts of contemporary Afghani exiles, this report aims to shed light on the complex interplay between exile and the construction of identity.
Exiles: Constructing Identities Read More »
With the release of the long-awaited Shawcross review once again sparking debate about the ethicality and effectiveness of Britain’s Prevent programme, the question must be asked: do policymakers really understand Islamist terror and the best way to counter it?
“If humanitarian intervention is, indeed, an unacceptable assault on sovereignty, how should we respond to a Rwanda, to a Srebrenica – to gross and systematic violations of human rights that offend every precept of our common humanity?”
The Responsibility to Protect: Fundamentally Flawed Or Simply Awaiting Reform? Read More »
The post-2014 hostility between Russia and NATO results from two conflicting geostrategic policies that have contributed to a negative relationship spiral between the two sides: NATO expansionism and Russian irredentism.
Poking the Bear: Explaining Russia-NATO Hostilities Read More »
Given its global nature, it is imperative that scholars become accustomed to studying terrorism in the hopes of finding a sustainable solution.
Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Approach Read More »
