Authors: Marke Kivijärvi, Tuomo Takala ABSTRACT In this article, we examine the discursive practices of (de)stigmatizing right-wing populist party leaders. We draw on a recent example from Finland by examining how the female presidential candidate of a right-wing populist party … Continue reading
Author: Reham El Morallyorcid ABSTRACT This research reviews and critiques neoliberalism and neoclassical economics for them being one of the main causes for the subordination and oppression of women. This research does not claim that neoliberalism is the axis of … Continue reading
Authors: Chanif Nurcholis, Sri Wahyu Krida Sakti, Ace Sriati Rachman ABSTRACT Village government is the lowest level administration in Indonesia. It is formed by law. However, a village head is not a government official and also village employees are not … Continue reading
Author: Dragan Miljkovic ABSTRACT We hypothesize that the institutions that are created to enable functioning of a political and economic system serve to protect that framework. In turn, these institutions increase the individual freedom. Empirical results confirm that the presence … Continue reading
Author: Ramon Maiz ABSTRACT This article discusses, from an historical-neo-institutionalist and relational-strate- gic perspective, the postmodern thesis of the end of the state due to the increasing processes of world globalization. The main hypothesis is that the arguments which predict … Continue reading
Author(s): Elnur Hasan Mikail, Cavit Emre Aytekin ABSTRACT In this study, the main subject is the role of the Communications and Internet Revolution in International Relations. The principal motivation of the author to conduct this essay is the need to … Continue reading
Author(s)：Raul Magni Berton Taken as a whole, immigrants can be scary for two opposite reasons. On the one hand, they can be seen as people willing to work hard for low income and competing with local worker. This competition deprives … Continue reading