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UCL’S Prof Jason Dittmer on What is Happening to the Study of World Politics

Posted By: adminon: November 15, 2021In: BookspaceTags: Affect, Assemblage theory, Captain America, Comics, Materiality, Popular geopoliticsNo CommentsViews:
UCL'S Prof Jason Dittmer on What is Happening to the Study of World Politics

If you call him a major voice of the successor generation set to take-over (if such a thing is applicable to academia) from the pioneers of the fascinating subset of International relations... Read more

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Is SIRA Signaling Geopolitics in Nigerian Foreign Policy in Electing Owei Lakemfa President?

Posted By: adminon: December 19, 2020In: World From AfricaTags: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NTA, Popular geopolitics, SIRA, Sule LamidoNo CommentsViews:
Is SIRA Signaling Geopolitics in Nigerian Foreign Policy in Electing Owei Lakemfa President?

The media is just one space of popular culture but, arguably, the most dominant in the world today. Might the Society for International Relations Awareness, (SIRA), which ranks itself as a l... Read more

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Transnational Groups Crack Buhari Through Popular Geopolitics As Insecurity Worsens @ Home

Posted By: adminon: December 14, 2020In: SpectacleTags: #EndSARS, AI, Diaspora Rising, Global Civil Society, ICC, Popular geopoliticsNo CommentsViews:
Transnational Groups Crack Buhari Through Popular Geopolitics As Insecurity Worsens @ Home

UPDATED It is popular geopolitics because an assemblage of transnational activists are using a platform of popular culture – The New York Times – to narrate leadership and governance in a pa... Read more

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