The Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations

Russian Diplomacy: Challenging the West

By Charles E. Ziegler *This is a revised version of “Diplomacy,” forthcoming in the Routledge Handbook of Russian Foreign Policy,

By Michael M. Gunter Kurdish nationalism is challenged not only by the more developed counter-nationalisms of the states in which

By Roger E. Kanet A quarter century after the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the USSR,

By Julia Buxton Venezuela, location of the world’s largest crude oil reserves, sits in the increasingly congested category of 2018

by Patricia Zanini-Graca Lately, the relationship between the United States and China is among the top ten most newsworthy topics

By Patricia Zanini Graca China can sustain its economic growth based on economic and political strategies. China has been undergoing a period of

By Ramon Pacheco Pardo North Korea has become a de facto nuclear power. Regardless of one’s views about the regime and

May 7, 2018 Dennis Meaney 4 Comments

By Oluwagbemiga D Oyeneye In September 2017, Mr. Mohamad Mirghahari was named the School of Diplomacy and International Relations’ inaugural

May 3, 2018 Dennis Meaney 2 Comments

By Katherine Landes Last month, a proposed summit at the end of May 2018 between the U.S. and North Korea was

May 2, 2018May 2, 2018 Dennis Meaney 0 Comments

by Erick Agbleke December 2018 will mark the 3rd anniversary of the 6th Ministerial Conference of the Johannesburg Summit of