7 marzo, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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What do Donald Trump, Jeremy Corbyn, and Rodrigo Duterte have in common? Despite their differences, each man has been labelled a populist. Populism is on the rise – especially among Europe’s right, and in the US, where it helped crown … Sigue leyendo
3 marzo, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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In the third century BCE, the Greek philosopher Aristotle was perhaps the first scholar to think systematically about how different forms of government led to different political outcomes: such as stability or rebellion in the city states in Ancient Greece. In fact, … Sigue leyendo
1 marzo, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Comisión Europea✔@UEmadrid Brexit | Acabamos de publicar el proyecto de acuerdo de retirada de la #UE en virtud del #artículo50. Próximos pasos: conversaciones con @EUCouncil y @Europarl_ES antes de remitirlo al #ReinoUnido para la negociación http://europa.eu/!Vt68By #article50 12:51 – 28 feb. 2018
28 febrero, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Pew Research Global✔@pewglobal Origins and Destinations of the World’s Migrants, from 1990-2017 http://pewrsr.ch/2oF7NWn 23:02 – 28 feb. 2018
24 febrero, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Best International Relations Schools in the World America’s IR Schools Are Broken It’s Never Been a Better Time to Study IR TRIP (Teaching, Research & International Policy) New Paper Evaluates U.S. Public Policy Schools On Basis Of Faculty Research … Sigue leyendo
24 febrero, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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As a Social Science: by Prof. Iver Neumann (LSE. Jan 28, 2013) Related A World Without Superpowers: de-centered globalism The World’s Next Superpower by Mark Finley Empire : BRIC: The new world order Conversations With History – John Mearsheimer & … Sigue leyendo