HE WAS STILL TEACHING?

Gaza’s orphans would have “nothing to lose unless they see a future for themselves. Unless you offer something to these kids … we cannot exclude another terrorist attack. We cannot exclude armed groups being formed [or] much worse.”

- with all the chaos, disruption, destruction of institutions of the last half decade, corporations are only getting stronger and closer to governments who are supposed to oversee them

- war is devastating for the environment
- war is devastating for workers' rights, for families, for ordinary people
Meanwhile,
- war is great for elites
- studies and commentaries on 'geopolitics' feel very sterile to me compared to the absolute life-on-earth threatening issues it matters for

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I love the best/worst case scenario approach thank you. The resources available are a moving target but also yes one that is within my capacity to provide. And just always leading with humanity, we are humans first, academics second. ❤️✊🏼

monolith of a singular 'China'. That's how we should always have seen the US as a superpower and continue to see it as the facade of a united monolithic America fades.

I suggest we can move beyond disproving the two polar interpretations (panda hugging vs. China hawk) and admit that China is often all of the above. A coercive force, a security threat, AND a development partner, a force for multilateralism, etc. That's what we mean when we talk about breaking the