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Charts Qatar's key role in shaping and determining diplomatic initiatives in Afghanistan, Gaza and elsewhere.

Elkahlout G: Gulf to Global

Gulf to Global

The Rise of Qatar in Conflict Mediation

Inside Russia’s Mercenary Army

The Wagner Group

Oxford Studies in Digital Politics

Congress's Crisis of Communication

Tweeting Scared

Trading Women's Rights in Transitions is about how women's rights are traded away by diplomatic actors directly in exchange for immediate political or other settlements, and indirectly in terms of being left off the international agenda with long-term consequences.

Trading Women's Rights in Transitions

International Organizations and Democratic Backsliding

Eroding Democracy from the Outside In

Why Nations Still Fight

Oxford Studies In African Politics And International Relations

Analyzing External Interventions and their Consequences

Securitizing the Sahel

The book explores contemporary Chinese society and its future direction based on direct and close scrutiny. Due to its distance and independent cultural development from the West, China has been the subject of an imagined world for many Westerners. However, the visions of Cathay could not justify the shape of Chinese civilisation. Only by contacting the nation and its people directly one can better understand its cultural essence and goals of development.

Building a Global Community for a Shared Future

Contemporary China and the World

Debates in World History

The Global Spread of Nations

Debating Nationalism

Routledge Innovations in Political Theory

Renate Holub provides a critical introduction to the philosophical foundations developed by the Italian philosopher Giambattista Vico and demonstrates the innovative principles he contributed to the study of non-violent global rights and justice.

Renate Holub provides a critical introduction to the philosophical foundations developed by the Italian philosopher Giambattista Vico and demonstrates the innovative principles he contributed to the study of non-violent global rights and justice.

Between Grotius and Kant

Vico and the Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights

This book defines media subimperialism through three key characteristics: resistance and collaboration with imperial media, regional dominance despite partial domination by imperial systems, and reliance on imperial media for technology and content. Here, “imperial” or “metropolitan” media refers to systems rooted in imperial centers. Together, these traits not only clarify the role of “southern players” in global media but also challenge the notion that they signal the end of media imperialism. Grounded in Marxist theories of imperialism and subimperialism, this work offers a novel perspective on the rise of media giants from the global South.This book is a groundbreaking contribution to global media studies for two main reasons: it frames emerging media giants from the South as subimperial powers and, uniquely, examines multiple case studies (e.g., Brazil, South Africa, Turkey) collectively rather than individually. It highlights a phenomenon at the intersection of media and power.This book’s scope is twofold: first, it conceptualizes media subimperialism in the context of globalization, global hegemony, and media imperialism; second, it examines a range of case studies to allow for comparative insights, with at least seven cases analyzed. As pioneering research, this book sets the stage for future studies and captivate media scholars and students worldwide.Farooq Sulehria is Assistant Professor in the Department of Liberal Arts, Beaconhouse National University, Lahore. With a doctorate in Development Studies (SOAS University of London), he has MA in Global Media and Postnational Communication (SOAS University of London).

This book defines media subimperialism through three key characteristics: resistance and collaboration with imperial media, regional dominance despite partial domination by imperial systems, and reliance on imperial media for technology and content. Here, “imperial” or “metropolitan” media refers to systems rooted in imperial centers. Together, these traits not only clarify the role of “southern players” in global media but also challenge the notion that they signal the end of media imperialism. Grounded in Marxist theories of imperialism and subimperialism, this work offers a novel perspective on the rise of media giants from the global South.This book is a groundbreaking contribution to global media studies for two main reasons: it frames emerging media giants from the South as subimperial powers and, uniquely, examines multiple case studies (e.g., Brazil, South Africa, Turkey) collectively rather than individually. It highlights a phenomenon at the intersection of media and power.This book’s scope is twofold: first, it conceptualizes media subimperialism in the context of globalization, global hegemony, and media imperialism; second, it examines a range of case studies to allow for comparative insights, with at least seven cases analyzed. As pioneering research, this book sets the stage for future studies and captivate media scholars and students worldwide.

Media Subimperialisms and the Rise of Global South

Contesting Nuclear Sharing Since 2010

Europe's Nuclear Umbrella

Gulf to Global

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