Oxford Political Review https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Call for Submissions – Issue 19: Might Makes Right The Right-Wing Intellectuals Who Keep Winning  Vibing over Communicating: Memeified Extremism in the Digital Age AI is Replacing Therapists. Are Priests Next? Union Without Uniformity: How Federalism Can Hold Together a Diverse People Rethinking Inequality: Branko Milanovic on Capitalism’s Contradictions ‘Problematising Genealogy is to History what Psychoanalysis is to the Practical Self-Relation’: An Interview with Amy Allen for the Oxford Political Review  OPR speaks with US diplomat Jim O’Brien Solidarity as Strategy: China’s ‘True Multilateralism’ and the Solitude of Rules Europe’s Defence Awakening: The Case for Federal Integration OPR Announces Launch of Issue 18: ‘Ghost in the Machine’ Call for Submissions – Issue 18: ‘Ghost in the Machine’ The Weaponisation of Vetoes in EU Enlargement process: the Case of North Macedonia Overcoming Injustice: OPR in Conversation with Sally Haslanger OPR speaks with Askold Kurov, exiled Russian Filmmaker ‘Moral Ambition’ Is Too Ambitious, and Not Ambitious Enough  Lamenting the World as We Know It: Robert D. Kaplan’s Waste Land On Our Love of Redemption A New Shield: How the Saudi-Pakistan Security Pact Seeks to Redraw Regional Power Lines OPR Announces Launch of Issue 17: ‘Solidarity and Solitude’ What Gives? The Painful Realities Europe Faces After NATO’s Pledge to Increase Military Spending Submit to Issue 17: Solidarity and Solitude Can Nationalism Save Democracy? What Remains of a Country When the Land Is Gone? Sober, and in Search of Something More: A Pessimist’s Guide to Life Review: The Making of Public Space by Luc Boltanski and Arnaud Esquerre Melancholy and Hope in the Anthropocene: Keats’ Negative Capability, Barad’s Agential Realism, and the Politics of Possibilities The Paradox of Answered Prayers: A Case for Cautious Pessimism Review of How the Heartland Went Red: Why Local Forces Matter in an Age of Nationalized Politics AI’s Material Infrastructure: An Urban Planning Challenge for the Digital Age OPR Speaks with Former President of Colombia, Ivan Duque Into the New World – What do South Korean protesters really want now? Klaus Welle: ‘The solidarity among the 27 Member States is decisive’ Review: Israel-Palestine: Federation or Apartheid? The Need for Judicial Re-equilibration after Democratic Backsliding OPR Announces Launch of Issue 16: ‘Nothing Is Ever Always’ Withering Procés: The Return of the Pro-Unionist Socialist Party of Catalonia and the Breakdown of Catalan Nationalism Echoes of Truth: Hong Kong’s Independent Media Amidst Repression Ghosts of the War on Terror: Perils and Promise in US Drug Policy for Latin America The Shifting Border and the Shaping of Community – Is it Time for Reclamation? Double Agents? How Immigrant-Origin Teens Find Belonging Space Predestined to Demise: The Making and Falling of Fragile Homes in the Calais ‘Jungle’ New Urban Dispositions: A Review of Cities Rethought To Live Under the Gathering Storm Nations without States: Catalonia’s Struggle for Recognition Singapore’s ‘Invisible’ Population: The Perpetual ‘Homelessness’ of Migrant Workers When War and Nature Collide in Ukraine Home Is Where the Trauma Is: Artistic Explorations of Generational Trauma Populism’s Achilles Heel: Spain’s Vox Party and the Fragility of the Radical Right’s Online Echo Chambers