Books

This book explores China’s role in global development, environmental sustainability, and international conflict resolution, arguing that China’s political and economic strategies contribute to global peace, stability, and common prosperity. The author examines China’s diplomatic approaches, economic development model, and international engage...

This book investigates the ideological and political radicalization trends emerging within Silicon Valley’s technology elite and examines how influential tech leaders, digital platforms, and innovation-driven economic power structures contribute to the spread of extremist narratives, political polarization, and far-right ideological movements. Th...

This article explores the paradox of tolerance within the context of increasing hyper-polarization and democratic tensions in Israel. Drawing on real-time observations, the author examines how democratic societies struggle to balance tolerance for diverse viewpoints with the need to protect democratic institutions from extremist ideologies that see...

This book offers an innovative interpretation of the Ukraine conflict through the lens of classical Greek tragedy. It argues that the conflict is not purely geopolitical but deeply rooted in internal identity divisions, especially between different cultural and linguistic communities within Ukraine. (De Gruyter Brill) The author suggests that a si...

This scholarly edited volume explores how conflicts, rivalries, and political tensions were managed and resolved in Renaissance Europe, focusing on intellectual, political, diplomatic, and social approaches to dispute resolution. Drawing on humanist writings, political philosophy, and historical case studies, the book examines how scholars, politic...

This edited volume provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical evolution, political dynamics, and conflict resolution processes in South Sudan, from pre-independence struggles to post-independence challenges. It examines the country’s transition through prolonged armed conflict, fragile peace agreements, and ongoing instability, highlight...

This book introduces adaptive mediation as a new approach to conflict resolution designed to address the failures of traditional, top-down liberal peacebuilding models. It argues that conventional mediation often imposes external frameworks that do not reflect local realities, leading to fragile or short-lived peace agreementsGrounded in complexity...

This article examines how geographical proximity and social environments influence radicalization processes, focusing on the historical and socio-political context of Northern Ireland. The authors analyze how physical location, community structures, and social networks contribute to the development, reinforcement, and transmission of extremist ideo...

This article examines how the COVID-19 pandemic created social, political, and psychological conditions that may increase vulnerability to radicalization and violent extremism. The authors analyze how crises such as pandemics generate widespread uncertainty, fear, social isolation, economic instability, and distrust in institutions—conditions tha...

This article challenges dominant approaches in radicalization studies that often downplay the role of religion and instead emphasizes the concept of “everyday religion” as central to understanding radical Islamist pathways. The authors argue that for many individuals involved in radical Islamism, religion is not just an ideology but a lived, da...