Opinions

We conduct in-depth and exclusive interviews with key opinion leaders from both the political & business sectors, forefront personnel in relevant industries and certain stakeholders, discussing various issues and social facets of Non-Traditional Security, whilst offering an interactive platform for scholars and policy practitioners to be engaged in NTS research around the globe.

China’s Global Rise: Conversations with 50 EU Scholars

In October 2023, the Saint Pierre International Security Center (SPCIS) initiated a series of interviews titled “China’s Global Rise: Conversations with 50 EU Scholars”, aiming to deeply understand how EU scholars perceive China’s global rise and the EU’s strategic response through high-quality, unstructured interviews from multiple perspectives.

Nov 13

Sophie Vanhoonacker: The Formation EU’s Strategic Autonomy and Its Strategic Positioning

The Formation EU’s Strategic Autonomy and Its Strategic Positioning in the Context of Global Power Shifts In October 2023, the Saint...

Nov 7

Fatima Sajjad: Exploring Peace Education and Its Role in a Disruptive World

Dr.Fatima Sajjad is currently served as a a chairperson and associate professor in the department of Political Science and International...

Nov 7

Ijaz Khan: The Emerging Post, Post-Cold War World Order

Dr. Ijaz Khan is currently working as a visiting faculty at School of Politics and International Relations (SPIR). He taught at the...

Oct 16

Joshua Busby: The actions of the United States and China

Joshua Busby is a distinguished scholar at the Strauss Center, nonresident fellow with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, and a...

Oct 10

Egunjobi T. Adenik: Poverty, Unemployment and Insecurity Challenges in Nigeria

Dr. Egunjobi T. Adenik is a Nigerian economist. Her research interests are in political ecology, tropical agriculture, environmental and...

Oct 10

Glen Biglaiser: The Effects of IMF Loan Conditions on Poverty in the Developing World

Dr. Glen Biglaiser is a highly experienced scholar and researcher, currently serving as a a professor in the department of Political...

Oct 5

Uzma Siraj: The Russia-Ukraine conflict

Uzma Siraj has been teaching in Federal Urdu University since 2004, currently working as an Assistant Professor and Head of Department of...

Sep 22

Karen Bell: Beyond Fukushima

Dr. Karen Bell is a highly experienced scholar and researcher, currently serving as a Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Urban Development at...

Sep 17

Daniel Aldrich: Balancing Ecology and Emergency

Daniel P. Aldrich is a full-time professor of Political Science at Northeastern University and the Director of the Security and...

Sep 17

David A. Grigorian: The fact of Sovereign domestic debt restructurings

Dr. David A. Grigorian is a Senior Fellow at Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at Harvard University’s Kennedy School...

Sep 17

Alex P. Schmid: Terrorism Prevention

Prof. Alex P. Schmid is a Distinguished Fellow at the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT) and Director of the Terrorism...

Sep 17

Jaewon Jung: New chapter for CPTPP

Jaewon Jung is currently the Chair of the Department of International Trade at Dankook University, Korea, where he received his...

Jul 14

William Moseley: Understanding Global Food Security

Dr. William Moseley is a human-environment and development geographer whose courses include: Introduction to Human Geography; Humans,...

Jul 14

Yomif Worku：Accessible Solutions to Humanitarian Disasters

Yomif Worku currently works for the American Friends Service Committee as a project management consultant of the Horn of Africa Program....

Jul 14

Vrushal T. Ghoble : The Quest Revival In the Arab World

Dr. Vrushal T. Ghoble currently serves as an Assistant Professor within the Centre for West Asian Studies (CWAS), situated in the School...

Jun 26

Tobías Belgrano: Argentina and the Silk Road agreement

Tobías Belgrano. B.A. Political Science (UCA) and Master in Government (UBA). Professor of Government and Administration of the Argentine...

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