Clip from the video, "Multipolarity, US-China Relations, and the Political Economy of Global Insecurity - Jeffrey D. Sachs." In this segment, Sachs discusses GDP discrepancies between China and Western countries, underscoring how China and the West view economic growth and competition.
Security in Context Media Roundup: July 6 - July 13, 2022. Includes this week's most relevant security news from Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, and Developing Asia, as well as stories on key security issues worldwide.
In January 2022, an Arabic version of the film Perfect Strangers became the focus of public outrage. The uproar was about more than just a controversial movie, however, and, upon closer analysis, revealed the role of undergarments in the injustice perpetrated against queer subjects.
Security in Context Media Roundup: June 30 - July 5, 2022. Includes this week's most relevant security news from Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, and Developing Asia, as well as stories on key security issues worldwide.
Security in Context's Anita Fuentes interviews independent political analyst Eric Draitser about the Russia-Ukraine Conflict and how elements of the Global South may have a role in the worldwide impacts of the conflict.
The rhetoric of global climate migration is being mobilized in ways that promote the unequal distribution of power and resources at multiple scales. Understanding how these discourses affect the securitization of climate response is essential to more equitable climate futures.
In this interview, Hampshire College professor Roosbelinda Cárdenas discusses her recent article about the 2022 Colombian presidential elections, titled "Colombia's stakes at the polls: from pervasive fear to 'Vivir Sabroso.'" You can read the article here: https://www.securityincontext.com/publications/colombias-stakes-at-the-polls