Research Article
Volume 3 (2021)
Tony HARROUK
This monograph treats the good governance dilemma from the crucial central bank and commercial banks' management practices. The case of the current economic, financial, and monetary collapse of Lebanon is the central point of the research. It referred…
Published March 24, 2021
Research Article
Volume 3 (2021)
Sunnie OMEIZA-MICHAEL
The vulnerability of the Nigerian economy to the fluctuating rates of crude oil in the international market, high levels of unemployment, and insufficient power supply are all starting to weaken the strength of the government’s response to the…
Published March 24, 2021
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
Samir THABET
The construction industry's significance escalates due to its contribution to the economy's overall GDP. However, the detrimental effect it imposes on the environment also contributes to the environment's overall degradation. Although the efforts have been instigated to protect…
Published January 25, 2021
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
Diego Gómez PICKERING
The pandemic declared by the World Health Organization in March due to COVID-19 highlights the deepening differences between two opposed visions in the realm of international affairs. One that favors cooperation, multilateralism, and globalization; and another one that…
Published January 25, 2021
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
Emmanuel Finbarr TIZHE
It is an explicit reality that the essence of embassies in diplomatic relations is invaluable. Embassies play a significant role as contact points between their states and host nations. The activities of the Foreign Affairs Office are achieved…
Published January 25, 2021
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
Earl MAC ENULTY II
“Since wars begin in the minds of men and women, it is in the minds of men and women that the defenses of peace must be constructed.” ~ UNESCO Constitution "It is not what goes into…
Published January 25, 2021
Research Articles
Volume 2 (2020)
Diego Gomez PICKERING
The pandemic declared by the World Health Organization in March due to COVID-19 highlights the deepening differences between two opposed visions in the realm of international affairs. One that favors cooperation, multilateralism, and globalization; and another one that…
Published December 14, 2020
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
Durbuzovic SEJLA
A B S T R A C T From Nuremberg to The Hague, Rome and New York, from the response and redress for the most heinous of international crimes to the avenues for their prevention and comprehensive…
Published December 8, 2020
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
Adeyemi Oluwole OPEOLUWA
Impact studies show that quality products and services and their application can significantly impact economic and social spheres. These impacts may be at the microeconomic, macroeconomic, sectoral, or corporate level, or the State budget level, fostering technological innovations,…
Published December 8, 2020
Research Article
Volume 2 (2020)
James MAWANDA
For decades, the concept of international cooperation has been on a high; with the understanding that the closer nation-states are, the better they stand against problems as a team. With the United Nations and its affiliates at the…
Published November 23, 2020
Article
Charalee GRAYDON
1. Introduction and Background for the Storytelling In 1992, States around the world, (State Parties), adopted the United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change where they agreed to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.[i] Before the adoption of…
Published November 20, 2020
Article
Hippolyte TEN
Published November 20, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Olalekan Samuel AFOLABI
1. Introduction In March 2012, Mali’s government was overthrown in a military coup. Insurgents, capitalizing on the ensuing power vacuum, seized much of the country’s vast and sparsely populated northern territory. As of early January 2013, three loosely…
Published November 17, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Folawiyo Kareem OLAJOKU, Ph.D.
1. Introduction The low level of development in the developing world most especially in Africa is partly due to wealth unequally distributed, the existence of the personal rule paradigm, the lack of good governance and massive corruption by…
Published November 17, 2020
Research Article
Volume 1 (2019)
Corinn SCHMIEG
After decades of trying to create positive diplomatic relations, a trade war broke out between the United States and China. After tariffs placed on Chinese imports in the US, China retaliated with their own tariffs. A year into…
Published November 16, 2020