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The War From Which Everyone Can Emerge Victorious: A Glimpse Of The New Champions Of Food Security At The United Nations
Given the limelight on Donald Trump’s oration this year at the UN General Assembly, one would be forgiven for thinking it will not go down in history books as a stage from which was delivered a rousing paean to multilateralism, democracy, and the rule of law. Yet to the world assembled in New York that day, the session began with exactly that , from Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, president of Brazil, who preceded Trump onto the stage to give the first oration of the Assembly’s mo
Charles Cann
Oct 214 min read


From Noblesse Oblige to Defending Plenty: the Reconstruction of American Food Security Policy
The USA’s modern food security policy can be traced to 1943 when President Roosevelt initiated the United Nations Conference on Food and...
Charles Cann
Oct 104 min read


Food and Security: The Evolution of a Concept
As heightened tensions and security competition come to define international politics, there has been something of an increase in...
Charles Cann
Sep 304 min read


Whose Sovereignty Is Threatened By The US-Mexico Border? A Realist Take
For those in the realist tradition of international relations, control of territory represents the top concern for sovereign states....
Charles Cann
Sep 34 min read


The Shifting Sands of Sovereignty for the UK Government
In the UK today, something of an authoritarian turn in the government has been observed. According to Civicus Monitor, as of December...
Charles Cann
Aug 314 min read
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