New order sees states derive legitimacy from deep structures of language, religion and institutional memory rather than universal norms
Related Articles

Economics
Elfadil Ibrahim: Why Egypt can’t criticize Israel for at least another two decades
A record gas deal exposes a strategic vulnerability as Cairo trades political autonomy for energy security Read Article HERE

EU politics
Javier Moreno Zacarés: Podemos’s Divisions Are Finally Coming to a Head
If you have been wondering what has gone wrong with Podemos, this article appears to provide a plausible explanation. Read here

EU politics
Jon Tennant: Elsevier are corrupting open science in Europe
Elsevier – one of the largest and most notorious scholarly publishers – are monitoring Open Science in the EU on behalf of the European Commission. Jon Tennant argues that they cannot be trusted. Read here […]
Be the first to comment