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ISSN 2414-6633 · International Association for Political Science Students (IAPSS) · 415 artikel di indeks
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Framing the Global South Through Film
This study examines Riders of Destiny (2019), a German documentary portraying pacoa jara, the child-jockey horse-racing tradition in Sumbawa, Indonesia. While the film highlights risk such as injury and disrupted education, it frames the practice almost exclusively as child exploitation, offering a…
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"I was a North Korean Diplomat: Inside the Secret World of Pyongyang’s Foreign Service" by Han Jin-myung and Nicolas Levi
I was a North Korean Diplomat: Inside the Secret World of Pyongyang’s Foreign Service By HAN JIN-MYUNG AND NICOLAS LEVI Independently published, 2026 186 pp., US$ 16.99 (Paperback) ISBN-13: 979-8251587517
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The Coloniality of Migration
COLONIALITY OF MIGRATION: A critical analytical framework developed by Encarnación Gutiérrez Rodríguez that examines global migration governance through a colonial lens. Drawing on Aníbal Quijano's concept of the coloniality of power, it argues that migration categories, border regimes, and social…
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Cartagena
CARTAGENA: A legal and political device that refers both to an expanded definition of refugee and a South-South framework of refugee governance cooperation. By scrutinising the recent Cartagena +40 process it questions the articulation of Cartagena into the global management of mobilities from a…
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“Leaving Russia: How Putin Forced a Country’s Future to Flee” by Jason Corcoran
Leaving Russia: How Putin Forced a Country’s Future to Flee By JASON CORCORAN London: Quartet Books, 2026 287 pp., £17.20 (Paperback) ISBN 978-1-0684077-2-7
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Logistics
LOGISTICS: A dominant rationality of power in contemporary migration governance that presents itself as neutral technical expertise in the “efficient” administration of resources, data, infrastructures, and migrants. Far from being a mere operational category, logistics is a producer of value: it…
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Turcos
TURCOS: A derogatory misnomer applied to Arab, Armenian, Jewish, and other Middle Eastern immigrants arriving in Latin America from the 1880s onward, whose Ottoman travel documents led host societies to conflate vastly different ethnic, religious, and national backgrounds under a single racialising…
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Transit Fetishism
TRANSIT FETISHISM: A critical concept that exposes the reification of “transit migration” as a mechanism of legitimation within migration governance. By foregrounding the migrant as an individual subject who “chooses transit,” fetishism renders invisible the (geo)political, corporate, moral, and…
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Election Administration and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic
This paper examines the trajectory of electronic innovations introduced by Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) between 1999 and 2023, situating this technological journey within democratic consolidation theory and the broader literature on electoral integrity and…
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Ir en Junta, Pedir Cola, Mulear
IR EN JUNTA, PEDIR COLA, MULEAR: Three emic concepts drawn from Venezuelan migrant experience along the Andean–Southern Cone corridors. Ir en junta (going together) denotes the collective organisation of travel, particularly among women and families, as a situated practice of mutual care and…
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Generosity
GENEROSITY: A polyfunctional and contested idea operating across three overlapping dimensions in Latin American migration governance. As a nominal device, it invokes moral virtue to legitimise reception policies that exceed minimum expectations while masking their selective and self-interested…
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Bilateral Disputes and Hold-Up Problems in EU Enlargement
This research note asks whether the European Union’s (EU) unanimity requirement in enlargement decision-making creates a “hold-up problem” for candidate states facing bilateral disputes with a Member State. To test this, the study applies a novel political hold-up framework to a single case…
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“Natural Law and Modern Society” by Sean Coyle
Natural Law and Modern Society By SEAN COYLE Oxford University Press, 2023 496 pp., £110 (hardcover) ISBN 9780192886996
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#LGBTpropaganda #GenderTheory #Wokism
Based on a corpus of tweets compiled from November 2022 to February 2023, this article revisits digital anti-gender campaigns in France, 10 years after debates on same-sex marriage and adoption. Through a critical discourse analysis of 70 key tweets, it maps the semiotic community engaged in…
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Who Gets to Resist?
This paper examines contested definitions of terrorism and resistance, analyzing how the US and India instrumentalize such labels to suppress dissent and monopolize violence. Notably, it is worrisome that state narratives regarding who gets to resist remain dominant, despite national wars on terror…
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From Crisis to Technocracy
This paper examines the relationship between economic crises, institutional factors, and technocratic appointments in European governments during the 2006-2015 period, with a specific focus on the European sovereign debt crisis (2010-2015). Using data from twelve Eurozone member states, the study…
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From Human Sovereignty to Algorithmic Sovereignty
Artificial intelligence amplifies contemporary crises by accelerating their dynamics, fragmenting democratic discourse, and weakening state control. This new technology is therefore a decisive factor in the uncontrollability of democracies, due to its speed, opacity, and the transfer of power to…
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Collective Security at the Crossroads
On the 80th anniversary of the United Nations (UN), this paper revisits Andrea Charron’s 2007 discussion of the UN’s collective security framework in “Expanding the UN’s Collective Security System.” Charron analyzed the UN’s capacity to uphold international peace and security, reviewing the…
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Democracy’s Operating System
This essay argues that democracy’s resilience lies less in grand reforms than in the quiet, continuous maintenance of its procedures. Tracing a lineage from early parliamentary record-keeping to contemporary AI tools, it shows how digital infrastructures mostly reinforce—rather than…
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Algorithmic Colonialism
AI is reshaping governance in Kenya, not only through bias and misinformation but through a deeper process of algorithmic colonialism, where external technologies distort African languages and political realities. Due to limited linguistic coverage and foreign dominance in digital infrastructure…