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Trade Policy as an Assertion of National Power: Reading Hirschman to Understand the Donald Trump Administration

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Trade Policy as an Assertion of National Power: Reading Hirschman to Understand the Donald Trump Administration
Research

Trade policy can serve as a deliberate instrument of political power even when it runs counter to the economic interests of the country imposing it.

Infrastructural Fragility in European Digital Scholarship

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Infrastructural Fragility in European Digital Scholarship
Research

Scholars must understand the scope of what exists in a digital environment to be conscious of inherent biases and interpretative limitations in their research.

The War in Ukraine, the Transatlantic Relationship, and the Changing Defense Calculus of Europe

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The War in Ukraine, the Transatlantic Relationship, and the Changing Defense Calculus of Europe
Research

Europe’s pivotal moment is part of a broader process, a fundamental shift in world politics.

Silent Architects of Empire: A Review of Twenty-Five Women Who Shaped the Early Modern Holy Roman Empire

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Silent Architects of Empire: A Review of Twenty-Five Women Who Shaped the Early Modern Holy Roman Empire
Reviews

Women found power even within constraint. They shared not status or fame, but action

Exophony: Voyages Outside the Mother Tongue by Yoko Tawada

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Exophony: Voyages Outside the Mother Tongue by Yoko Tawada
Literature in Translation

Perhaps the desire to learn another language as an adult is simply a nostalgic yearning for that time in infancy when we had completely unrestricted movement over our tongue and lips.

Preparing Ukraine’s Future through Waste Management: An Interview with Sofia Sydorenko

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Preparing Ukraine’s Future through Waste Management: An Interview with Sofia Sydorenko
Interviews

The Russian invasion was made possible because of our very system of production and resource use.

Patriotic Education: Fascism, Ruscism, and the Pedagogy of Power, from Rome to Moscow

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Patriotic Education: Fascism, Ruscism, and the Pedagogy of Power, from Rome to Moscow
Research

Throughout modern history, the indoctrination and militarization of young people have proven central to the consolidation of non-democratic regimes, transforming ideology into cultural common sense.

The Maroons by Louis Timagène Houat

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The Maroons by Louis Timagène Houat
Literature in Translation

A milky glow, the gauze of dawn, had begun to appear, vaguely wafting over the edges of the Orient.

October 2025

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October 2025
On Our Bookshelf

This month’s recent book recommendations by GlobalEurope editors.

Mulberry Harbour

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Mulberry Harbour
Art

Like silent witnesses of a present rooted in one of the darkest days of Europe.

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