The WPS agenda protects women and girls in conflict and expands women’s participation in peace and security decisions.

The Holy See is a subject of international law and a major player in international relations, through the Pope and his diplomatic service.

Essequibo is at the heart of a historical dispute over territory, water, minerals, and petroleum.

APEC is a 21-economy Asia-Pacific forum for trade, investment, regional integration, digital economy talks and annual leaders’ summits.

Migration theories explain movement through place-based pressures, labor markets, family strategies, networks, and development.

Classical realist authors such as Carr and Morgenthau argue that states seek power to survive in an anarchic system.

BRICS brings together 11 emerging and developing economies for Global South coordination, annual summits and the New Development Bank.

International law lets states recognize, withhold recognition from, or limit relations with governments formed outside constitutional order.

This book explains how the geographical features of the regions of the world influence their political decisions, military strategies and economic development.