the united nations has a multiplex criminal policy to fight against genocide, judicial criminal policy being one of the aspects of this policy. rationally, justice requires that the guilty of genocidal acts be punished, the means of redress be provided for victims of such crimes and finally, the international peace and security be established. un judicial criminal policy regarding genocide is r...

This article adopts a poststructural approach to examine the relationship between news media and international relations. It compares 15 years of aid coverage from two donor nations, United States Britain, recipient India Pakistan, understand types identities construct for nation in relation other nations. Despite their differences, discourse all four nations has neoliberal orientation. Moreove...

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the EU has taken dozens decisions, on which agreement had hitherto been unthinkable due to differences between member states. A norms-based approach is used better understand EU’s unexpected two key measures: sanctions packages against Russia and decision allow Ukrainian nationals right live work in EU. Congruence among states over responsibility protect ...

This article illustrates how lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) entrepreneurs engage in identity construction from an intersectionality perspective. Our empirical findings suggest that the sexual identities of our interviewees are essential aspects their daily business lives terms entrepreneurial motivations, key success factors barriers they face. By analysing experiences perspective, we ...

Erica McCrystal’s Gotham City Living: The Social Dynamics in the Batman Comics and Media is an illuminating tome that chronicles dimensions of Batman’s City, film, television print as a playground for popular imagination where competing standpoints on identity villainy play out. scholarship largely focuses culture vis-à -vis Victorian detective literature, gothic nature heroics villainy, la...