NicolƔs E. Salvoni
Argentina has tightened controls on oil development around the Malvinas/Falklands and announced more defence funding. NicolĆ”s E. Salvoni examines what the package can achieve. Restrictions may hurt firms with mainland interests, but the budget increase must still translate into military capability if Argentina is to sustain a stronger regional presence Argentina can make oil extraction […] Read more
NicolƔs E. Salvoni
Tensions between Argentina and Brazil after Javier Milei's remarks warning Brussels not to 'restrict' the newly signed EU-Mercosur trade deal with safeguards have revived speculation about Mercosur's future. But NicolĆ”s Salvoni explains why withdrawal remains unlikely. Here, he uses trade data to show why smaller economies ā and Argentina's auto industry ā would bear the sharpest costs, while Brazil's would be lower Read more
Yunus Poblome
Populist radical-right parties are forging cross-border ties. Yunus Poblome's research into Conservative Political Action Conferences reveals how inter-and transnational populists have established international alliances Read more
Sibei Sun
The Trump administrationĀ is advancing anĀ illiberal Atlanticism that reimagines the West in mannersĀ similar toĀ how Putin imagines Eurasia.Ā Sibei SunĀ dissectsĀ the uncanny parallels between the two geopolitical doctrines and what itĀ allĀ means forĀ futureĀ transatlantic relations Read more
Francesco Vittonetto
Brought together by a shared ideology, converging around global events, and united in their support for radical-right leaders,Ā populist audiences on social media are becoming increasingly global. Francesco VittonettoĀ discussesĀ why we canĀ now startĀ talkingĀ aboutĀ transnationalĀ populist publicsĀ Read more
Consuelo Thiers
Consuelo ThiersāÆargues that Javier Milei is not merely shifting Argentina's foreign policy but dismantling its diplomatic institutions. As ideology replaces expertise, and institutional norms collapse, Argentina has become a stark example of how personalist leadership can upend international relationsĀ Read more
Rafael Labanino
Illiberal populists politicise regulatory agencies. Under populist governments, regulatory agencies engage primarily with interest groups which enjoy close connections to the ruling parties. This is bad news for democratic quality and the quality of governance, write Rafael Labanino and Michael Dobbins Read more
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