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Journal of Liberty and International Affairs
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ISSN 1857-9760 · Institute for Research and European Studies · 392 artikel di indeks
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Explaining Escalation: The Security Dilemma in Three Contemporary International Conflicts
This paper analyzes the security dilemma through a comparative qualitative study of three conflicts: Russia–Ukraine, Israel–Palestine, and Thailand–Cambodia. Despite differences in geography, scale, and actors, all three cases show how mistrust, misperceptions, and defensive actions perceived as…
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Reshaping European Security: Multidimensional Implications of the Russia–Ukraine Conflict
The Russia–Ukraine conflict has fundamentally reshaped Europe’s security architecture, eroding the post–Cold War order established after 1991. This study analyzes its impact during the Biden administration across political and diplomatic relations, defense modernization, and non-traditional…
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Serbia’s Strategic Ambiguity as a Governing Strategy: EU Accession, Russia, and China
Strategic ambiguity is often seen as a short-term adjustment by smaller states facing great-power rivalry. In Serbia, however, it has evolved into a stable governing strategy within the framework of European Union accession. Drawing on hedging, omnibalancing, and ontological security, this article…
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Economic Viability of Arctic Maritime Routes: Trade Opportunities and Geopolitical Implications
This study analyzes the economic viability of Arctic maritime routes, with particular attention to the Northern Sea Route (NSR) and the Northwest Passage (NWP). Although shrinking sea ice has fueled expectations that these passages could reduce Europe–Asia shipping distances by as much as 30…
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Regional Public Diplomacy in Southeast Europe: Soft Power, Integration, and Institutional Cooperation
This study examines the challenges of constructing a coherent regional identity in Southeast Europe (SEE), a region rich in cultural heritage but marked by persistent fragmentation. Despite shared historical and cultural assets, ethnic divisions, post-1990s conflicts, external influences, and…
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Reconstructing R2P: India, Strategic Autonomy, and the Multipolar Humanitarian Order
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) has been increasingly challenged as the global system shifts from unipolarity to multipolarity. This study explores how India’s foreign policy discourse between 2005 and 2025 redefined R2P through the principle of strategic autonomy. Using Critical…
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Sovereignty under Pressure: Multilevel Crisis Governance from Lockerbie to Libya (2011)
This study examines how multilevel crisis governance under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter reshapes state sovereignty and affects liberty, human rights, and the legitimacy of international governance. Using a structured comparative design and process-tracing methodology, it analyzes the…
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Arab National Security in the Anthropocene Era: Strategic Horizons and the Quest for a Single Security Space (2025–2035)
This study examines evolving dynamics of Arab national security and forecasts developments over the next decade. It identifies key determinants, including political stability, economic resilience, military capability, and social cohesion, while accounting for geopolitical shifts, technological…
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Beyond Bretton Woods Conditionality: How the BRICS+ and New Development Bank Construct a Pluriversal Alternative
This study argues that BRICS+ catalyzes transformation in the international system rather than reproducing colonial power structures. It shows that institutional initiatives, particularly the New Development Bank (NDB), enable BRICS+ to construct an alternative global governance framework that…
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Academic Freedom as a Complex Legal Phenomenon: International Standards, National Models, and Implementation Challenges
This study is motivated by the growing global threats to academic freedom, even in democratic societies. Academic freedom is a key indicator of democratic health and scientific development amid political transformations and constraints on university autonomy. Despite an extensive international…
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Balancing Necessity, Legitimacy, and Liberty: A Normative Evaluative Framework for Public Health Emergency Powers
Emergencies disrupt ordinary life and compel governments to act swiftly, often by setting aside rules that typically guide public decision-making. In public health crises, this creates a fundamental tension between the need for strong executive powers and the law’s role in limiting authority and…
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Electoral Dispute Management and Substantive Political Liberty: A Comparative Study of Albania and Kosovo
This study explores the relationship between electoral dispute management and substantive political liberty in Albania and Kosovo by developing and applying the Electoral Dispute Management Performance Index (EDMPI). While scholarship on electoral integrity often emphasizes administration and…
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NATO’s Meaning and Existence: Within the Interstate Intersubjectivity
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Explaining the Formulation of the San Francisco System: A Comparative and Eclectic Analysis of U.S. Bilateral Alliances in East Asia
Although the U.S. hub-and-spokes system was created during the Cold War to contain communism, it has remained resilient for over seven decades. This article examines the formulation of the San Francisco System (SFS) in East Asia, rather than its implementation or effectiveness. Existing scholarship…
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Strategic Cultural Hedging and The Louvre Abu Dhabi: UAE’s Soft Power and SDG 17
This study explored how the United Arab Emirates (UAE) uses Louvre Abu Dhabi (LAD) for strategic hedging, enhancing its soft power, and advancing Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17). Limited studies examined LAD’s political character; thus, the study presents information about LAD’s diplomatic…