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Where Has All the Class Analysis Gone?
Note to Readers: I usually write longer, framework‑building essays, but today I wanted to step back and offer a short commentary on some tendencies I’ve been noticing.
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Where has all the class analysis gone? Why is so much of...
Multipolarity in a Multi‑Layered Cage
Note to Readers: This is Part I of a two‑part essay on the nature of the current multipolar order. In this opening piece, I will present to you what I call “elite‑competitive multipolarity”: a world where US unipolarity is finished but the...
The Emerging Architecture of the Interregnum - Part I
The Court of Gayumars, attributed to the master painter Sultan Muhammad (c. 1522). This pinnacle of Persian miniature painting illustrates a vision of governance rooted in cosmic balance, communal unity, and integration with the natural wor...
The Fragmentationist Grand Strategy: On the Intolerable Nature of Large Autonomous States - II
Hans Holbein the Younger, The Ambassadors (1533). Wealth, diplomatic statecraft, and the instruments of global extraction, and the specter of imperial decay.
Note to Readers: This is Part II of a comprehensive structural analysis of the US...
The Fragmentationist Grand Strategy: On the Intolerable Nature of Large Autonomous States - I
Johannes Vermeer, The Geographer (1668). The cartographer's gaze—measuring the globe for early European commercial and colonial expansion—prefigures the structural architectures of today.
Note to Readers: Because of the length and structur...
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A PhD candidate specializing in Migration Sociology, Social Geography, and Conflict Studies. I want to understand the links between human movements, urban dynamics, and the socio-political forces that shape our world.
Independent geopolitical foresight grounded in three decades across global affairs and co-founding BRI Dialogues. Interpreting chokepoints and power shifts before structural change hardens into doctrine.
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