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The Hypernormalization of International Law

The Hypernormalization of International Law

The Hypernormalization of International Law

By: Maximilian Oehl In his recent documentary, filmmaker Adam Curtis translates the term hypernormalization, originally created by...

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Mar 21, 20176 min read

Self-determination in Western Sahara: A Case of Competing Sovereignties?

Self-determination in Western Sahara: A Case of Competing Sovereignties?

Self-determination in Western Sahara: A Case of Competing Sovereignties?

By: Maribeth Hunsinger Western Sahara is a disputed territory in the Maghreb region of North Africa, bordering Morocco, Algeria, and...

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Feb 21, 20175 min read

Russia and Japan’s Kuril Islands Territorial Dispute: How Likely is a Resolution?

Russia and Japan’s Kuril Islands Territorial Dispute: How Likely is a Resolution?

Russia and Japan’s Kuril Islands Territorial Dispute: How Likely is a Resolution?

By Ilya Akdemir On December 15th, 2016, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin will pay a visit to Japan. The discussions between President...

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Dec 15, 20165 min read

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