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THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN STATE ADMINISTRATION AND PUBLIC SYSTEM: THE GREECE EXAMPLE
Throughout history, different systems have been used in state administration and public governance. The changing world order has given rise to different needs and problems, leading legislators to make fundamental changes to government systems. In this context, state and public administration are shaped according to the requirements of a particular…
February 24, 2026 ·14 min read
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Ukraine's Desertion Challenge: The Human Toll of Mobilization
With the Russo-Ukrainian conflict ongoing, Ukraine faces a deepening crisis of military desertion and recruitment amid a prolonged war of attrition. While Ukraine continues to resist Russian occupation with substantial Western military and financial assistance, mounting casualties, extended frontline deployments, and rigid mobilization policies…
January 24, 2026 ·10 min read
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The Ubiquitous Fragile Structures of Syria
In our rapidly-evolving world, the proportion of the individuals professing that despite the fact that the territory is teemed with the opulence of black-oil which is depicted more valuable than even the human life by the potent politicians around the world, the region has been an inflammable by the virtue of the prevalent perceptions of the…
December 24, 2025 ·11 min read
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University Admissions and Inequality Across Borders
University admissions systems worldwide, whether exam-based or holistic, play a crucial role in deciding educational and career pathways. This article examines the intense academic pressure associated with the Chinese Gaokao and Korean Suneung. While these systems were historically designed to promote merit, unequal access to resources can grant…
October 30, 2025 ·11 min read
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The Tale of Two U.S. Progressive Mayors
The U.S. Democratic Party continues to debate its future direction, with progressives supporting a shift to the left and moderates favoring a more centrist approach. Zohran Mamdani’s recent victory over establishment candidate Andrew Cuomo in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary has been viewed by many people as a critical development…
August 23, 2025 ·10 min read
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Populism and Disaffected Youth: The Case of Young Men in Online Spaces
The world is in the midst of a resurgent wave of right-wing populism, driven, in part, by angry young men grappling with challenges in mental health and relationships. Indeed, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore a growing reality: the once-hopeful vision of Gen Z paving the way for a more progressive future is gradually fading away. The…
July 30, 2025 ·12 min read
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Quantum Technology and International Security: Constructivist and Realist Perspectives on Diplomacy and Cyber Warfare
Quantum technology is becoming one of the most important science discoveries of our time, mostly because it is having a bigger and bigger effect on peace and security around the world. Global politics and scientific growth have always had a close connection. But now, with the rise of quantum theory, we are beginning a new phase of change (Wendt,…
July 11, 2025 ·44 min read
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Maritime Security and Sustainability in the Face of the Climate Crisis: The Strategic Adaptation Efforts of Japan
As an island nation surrounded by seas, Japan has long held a central relationship with the ocean in its cultural, historical, and economic life. The country’s extensive coastline and rich marine resources have shaped the development, trade, and fisheries of Japanese society throughout history. However, in the contemporary era, environmental…
June 19, 2025 ·13 min read
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India’s Refugee Policy in Context of the Evolving Domestic Political Ideologies
India has historically upheld a tradition of providing refuge to displaced populations, thus demonstrating a commitment to secularism and humanitarian principles. However, the rise of Hindutva, a Hindu nationalist ideology, has significantly reshaped the country’s asylum policies, particularly in relation to Muslim asylum seekers and refugees. This…
May 28, 2025 ·30 min read