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British subjects by birth, imperial citizens by choice the Straits Chinese and cultural citizenship in colonial Malaya

In 1897, a diplomatic incident involving a Straits Chinese trader in Amoy who was arrested by Qing authorities, despite his claims of being a British subject rather than a Chinese national, set into motion a series of public and private debates about British subjecthood and the rights that it ought to accrue to those that held said status. Drawing from contemporary accounts from the time, this paper investigates how Straits Chinese with the stat…Read Article

The pathology of plenty natural resources in international law

This open access book critically examines the role international law plays in post-colonial countries, which primarily rely on the exploitation of their natural resources for economic and human development. Since the 1990s, expressions such as the ‘resource curse’ and ‘paradox of plenty’ have been associated with unequal patterns of power and wealth distribution in post-colonial and neo-colonial countries. They have also been applied to the ecol…Read Article

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International organization interactions with multi-stakeholder initiatives: the International Labour Organization experience

International organizations (IOs) increasingly interact with transnational economic actors to achieve governance aims beyond the reach of state-based structures of international cooperation. In the International Labour Organization (ILO), the International Labour Office (‘Office’) and Director General have advanced the ILO’s decent work mandate in transnational regulatory spaces by orchestrating multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs) in which tran…Read Article

WHO’s reactions to COVID-19 between politics and managerialism

The World Health Organization’s (WHO) response to COVID-19 highlighted the challenges of managing a global health crisis within existing international frameworks and tensions between political pressures and managerialism. The International Health Regulations (2005) (IHR) proved inadequate in preventing the rapid spread of the virus, leading WHO to take unprecedented reactive and strategic measures and underscoring the urgency and gravity of the …World Health Organization · Geneva Read Article

International climate adaptation assistance assessing public support in Switzerland

Lower-income countries account for a small share of accumulated greenhouse gas emissions but are highly vulnerable to climate-induced events. In response, industrialized higher-income countries, the major contributors to greenhouse gas stock, have pledged policy packages to support developing countries to adapt to climate change. Foreign aid and international migration often figure prominently in such packages.Switzerland · Switzerland Read Article

'In Gaza, there is no tomorrow' youth participation in Gaza's Great March of Return

The Great March of Return was described by many in Gaza at the time as the most important popular uprising and demonstration of resistance since the second intifada. Based on interviews conducted in Gaza in late 2018 and 2019, this chapter concentrates on the perspectives of young people from refugee communities who took part in the march.Gaza · Gaza Read Article

The Israeli annexation of The Jordan Valley exploring a history of settler-colonial expansion

Since Israel set an occupier’s foot in the stunning Jordan Valley, it has established and expanded a settler-colonial regime upon the destruction of prosperous Palestinian societies. Often justified by a hollow security narrative, this regime has embodied since 1967 a continuity of a longstanding Zionist settler-colonial project in Palestine. Today, Israel’s settler-colonial expansion in the Jordan Valley seems to approach a turning point in lig…Palestine · Palestine Read Article

Three decades and counting assessing the Oslo Accords through a security lens

After nearly three decades of their existence, neither the Palestinian Authority (PA) nor the internationally-adopted and sponsored Oslo framework, brought the Palestinian people any closer to realizing their inalienable right to self-determination. In fact, these decades of peace and state building processes, have made Palestinians weaker, more fragmented, and further away from statehood, let alone equality, justice, and freedom.Palestinian Authority · Oslo Read Article

Knowledge brokers in education and international cooperation a typology with blurred boundaries

This chapter draws on the two-communities framework (science and politics) and situates knowledge brokers as intermediaries between the two communities. After presenting a few push factors (how to better communicate research) and pull factors (how to improve uptake), the author focuses on an underexplored area of research: institutionalized forms of knowledge brokerage and, more specifically, international organizations as intermediaries.Education · Geneva Read Article

The Wanderers in Shanghai Russian fine art and hegemonic meta-capital in world politics

This article analyses a Russian art exhibition organised in China in 2017–2018. How did The Wanderers, which arguably represents social criticism, become a heteronomous site of capital accumulation and conversion, and what role did it play in Russia’s status-seeking power pursuits? To answer these research questions, the article focuses on the central forms of capital related to the exhibition. The research data consist of semi-structured interv…Shanghai, China · Shanghai Read Article

The 30-year evolution of oral cholera vaccines a case study of a collaborative network alternative innovation model

Cholera outbreaks have been rapidly increasing around the world. While long-term cholera prevention and control measures rely on improvements in water, sanitation, and hygiene, oral cholera vaccines (OCVs) are used for prevention and control in the short-to-medium term. OCVs lack the market incentives available in other more profitable disease areas. The development of OCVs was made possible through an alternative innovation model, which sustain…Read Article

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British subjects by birth, imperial citizens by choice the Straits Chinese and cultural citizenship in colonial Malaya

The pathology of plenty natural resources in international law

International organization interactions with multi-stakeholder initiatives: the International Labour Organization experience

WHO’s reactions to COVID-19 between politics and managerialism

International climate adaptation assistance assessing public support in Switzerland

'In Gaza, there is no tomorrow' youth participation in Gaza's Great March of Return

The Israeli annexation of The Jordan Valley exploring a history of settler-colonial expansion

Three decades and counting assessing the Oslo Accords through a security lens

Knowledge brokers in education and international cooperation a typology with blurred boundaries

The Wanderers in Shanghai Russian fine art and hegemonic meta-capital in world politics

The 30-year evolution of oral cholera vaccines a case study of a collaborative network alternative innovation model

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