The Capitalist Paradox of War and the Weapons Industry
As the wars in Ukraine and Gaza rage on, the arms industry thrives. For weapons manufacturers, conflict has become the engine of profitability. This dependence on warfare raises a critical…
The Absurdity of the Gun Debate in the US: Reflections on the Colin Gray Case and Its Implications
In the intricate and often absurd tapestry of the American gun debate, a recent development has captured national attention, highlighting both the far-reaching consequences of firearm access and the legal…
Homo Economicus and Homo Sacer: Foundations for a Sustainable Future
Abstract This essay explores the intersection of sustainability and philosophical thought, specifically examining the contributions of Giorgio Agamben’s concept of homo sacer and several post-structuralist thinkers, including Richard K. Ashley.…
Realism vs. Idealism in Understanding and Resolving World Conflict
Introduction The theories of realism and idealism provide distinct lenses through which to understand and address global conflicts. Realism, grounded in a pragmatic view of international relations, emphasizes power dynamics…
Five of History’s Greatest Peacemakers and Lessons to be Learned
Introduction Throughout history, peacemakers have played crucial roles in mitigating conflicts, fostering understanding, and promoting harmony among nations and communities. This essay will explore the contributions of five of history’s…