CIGA Staff

CIGA Staff

For the People, Against the Elites: Left versus Right-Wing Populism in Greece and Turkey

Author: Ioannis N. Grigoriadis Affiliation: Bilkent University Organization/Publisher: The Journal of The Middle East And Africa Date/Place: March 13, 2020/London, U.K. Type of literature: Journal Article Number of Pages: 15 Link:https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/21520844.2020.1723157?scroll=top&needAccess=true  Keywords: AKP, constitution, elite, Erdoğan, Greece, indignados, left, populism,…

Does Democracy Really Fuel Terrorism in Africa?

Authors: Kazeem B. Ajide, Ibrahim D. Raheem  Affiliation: University of Lagos European Xtramile Centre of African Studies Organization/Publisher: Routledge Date/Place: March 2020/ U.K. Type of Literature: Article  Number of Pages: 21 Link: Keywords: Democracy, Terrorism, Negative Binomial regression, Africa…

Opposite but Compatible Nationalisms: A Neoclassical Realist Approach to the Future of US-China Relations

Author: Randall Schweller Affiliation: Ohio State University  Organization/Publisher: The Chinese Journal of International Politics Date/Place: February 08, 2018, U.K. Type of Literature: Journal Article Number of Pages: 26 Link:   Keywords: Neoclassical Realism, Inward-Looking Nationalism, Outward-Looking Nationalism, Emerging Powers, Declining…

Why Shouldn’t Prisoners be Voters?

Authors: Daniel A. Gross Affiliation: Freelancer Organization/Publisher: The New Yorker Date/Place: February 27, 2020, U.S. Type of Literature: Analysis Word Count: 3693 Link: Keywords:  Foster Bates, Prisoners, Voting rights, Republicans, Democrats, Foster Bates Brief:  The article is the mixture…