Transnational Phenomena

Charting a course towards controlled transnationalism.  

Our Expert's Transnational Phenomena section is dedicated to the delivery of strategic insight and the elaboration of sustainable policy solutions focusing on current global trends and future universal challenges. Academics, policy experts and decision-makers from all around the world share their viewpoints and researches on a plethora of extra-territorial related thematic concentrations. Among these include, just to mention a few, globalization, illegal mass migration, climate change, global processes of labor exploitation, robotization, world financial crises, the global civil society and cyber-warfare.




 

Faruk Hadzic

The phrase “Arab Spring” is rarely used in Arab states. They prefer words like uprising and revolution. The term Arab revolution was first used when Arabs revolted against the Ottoman…

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Pedro Lopes de Castro Barbosa

Introduction “Post-communist Russia finds itself within borders which reflect no historical precedent. Like Europe, it will have to devote much of its energy to redefine its identity. Will it seek…

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Anastasia Efimova

Almost two months after the presidential election in Belarus, which has resulted in the unprecedented surge of the popular uprising, the way out of the political crisis does not seem…

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