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Italy's oldest English-language journal of international affairs
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The Thucydides Trap and the Future of US-China Relations

Lorenzo Bardia
p. 157-158
In: The International Spectator 52/4

The Military and Their Decisive Role during the Arab Spring

Ludovico De Angelis
p. 159-160
In: The International Spectator 52/4

A Philosophical Eye on World Politics

Sonia Lucarelli
p. 161-162
In: The International Spectator 52/4

Recent Publications 52:4

p. 163-165
In: The International Spectator 52/4

Vol. 52, No. 3, September 2017

In: The International Spectator 52/3

Diversity Management in World Politics. Reformist China and the Future of the (Liberal) Order

Anna Caffarena
p. 1-17
In: The International Spectator 52/3

The Age of Anxiety: The Crisis of Liberal Democracy in a Post-Hegemonic Global Order

Ziya Öniş
p. 18-35
In: The International Spectator 52/3

Ties that Bind: Dynamics of Group Radicalisation in Italy's Jihadists Headed for Syria and Iraq

Francesco Marone
p. 48-63
In: The International Spectator 52/3

Assessing the High Representative's Role in Egypt during the Arab Spring

Maria Giulia Amadio Viceré
Sergio Fabbrini
p. 64-82
In: The International Spectator 52/3

Migration and the EU Global Strategy: Narratives and Dilemmas

Michela Ceccorulli
Sonia Lucarelli
p. 83-102
In: The International Spectator 52/3

The European Union Global Strategy: What Kind of Foreign Policy Identity?

Kateryna Pishchikova
Elisa Piras
p. 103-120
In: The International Spectator 52/3

Preparing NATO for the Future

Luis Simón
p. 121-135
In: The International Spectator 52/3