The Journal of International Relations, Peace Studies, and Development is a high-quality, peer-reviewed academic periodical dedicated to quantitative and qualitative research of political, legal, economic, social and cultural issues within International Relations, Peace Studies, and Development Studies. This inaugural issue focuses on an open theme exhibiting scholarly works on the role of civil society and environmental issues in international relations, the current diplomatic landscape, the war on terror and the role of information in promoting equality and democracy.
Current Issue: Volume 3, Issue 1 (2017) The Journal of International Relations, Peace Studies, and Development
Articles
The Journal of International Relations, Peace and Development Studies 3rd Edition Introduction
Patrick Clairzier
Does China offer a new narrative and an alternative voice in International Relations?
Olivier Sempiga
The Greek-Turkish Relations After the Failed Coup in Turkey: The Need for Two-Dimensional Reconstruction of the Greek-Turkish Bilateral Ties
Nikolaos Stelgias
Confronting Capitalism: Traditional Movements & Alternatives
Steve McGiffen and Patrick Clairzier
The Illegal Trade of Electronic and Electrical Waste: Should WEEE Pay to Avoid the Environmental and Public Health Costs? The Case of the United Kingdom
Abderrahim Assab, Alexandra Imirziadis, Laura Heintzman, and Astrid Rahardjo
The Political Dynamics of the Middle East Beyond 2010: The Aftermath of the Arab Spring
Sunday EsosoNsed Ebaye, Timothy Ogbang Ellah, and Peter Akpo Adams
Western Balkan security and the European Union: taming securitization on the fringe of Europe
Djordje N. Tomic
Sudan: The North-South Conflict From a Grievance Perspective
Chidima Achudume
Life Under Modern Neoliberal Capitalism
Bradan Bill
Book Reviews
