First put into use by an editorial of The Economist in 1997, the term “Davos Man” was coined to praise and defend a normative form of masculinity as a paragon of global capitalism that could transcend culture and bring people of the world together. Thereafter, at every gathering of the World Economic Forum held in […]
Why was the dollar-gold convertibility important? Which theoretical approach best explains Nixon’s decision to end convertibility? How does this incident relate to the challenges to cooperation discussed in previous chapters? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWAmeJXRYBo. In this interview, Professor Narlikar, president of the German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), shows that is possible to draw on liberal, […]
A Post-Cold War World: The diffusion of power, expansion of transnational threats, and America’s growing rivalry with Russia and China OVERVIEW OF PAPER- This paper will consider a contrast between the two following major themes. First, the post-Cold War world has been marked by a global context of expanding transnational threats demanding increased cooperation among […]
