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Security in Context draws on its increasingly robust network of scholars to respond nimbly and directly to our current geopolitical challenges and unknowns.

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The SiC network highlights Global South perspectives to reveal deeper understanding of changing global dynamics on security and insecurity. Our research shows that such perspectives are key to promoting stability, justice, and democracy throughout the world.

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Redefining (In)Security Global Capitalism and Transnational War Economies Class, Race, Gender, and (In)Security Multipolarity, Great Power Competition, and the Global South

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: SiC PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE (DEADLINE EXTENSION)

The Nazi analogy and the trauma of October 7. Smearing Palestinians by invoking the most painful memory for Jewish people creates the conditions for endless conflict

New SIC Report: Rethinking Insecurity in the Blue Pacific Region

Palestine is a portal. It is a gateway that will determine the future of the Middle East and the world we want to live in

Palestine and the Western “street”

New SIC Report: Global South in an Era of Great Power Competition

Locked-in conflict: Israel’s repressive carceral system and the criminalisation of Palestinians was one of the catalysts for October 7

Countering “day after” narratives: Notes towards a practical program for Palestinian liberation and global solidarity

CALL FOR PAPERS - Sin Miedo: Autonomous Securities Across the Global South

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