A Letter from the Editors-in-Chief to celebrate the First Edition of Strife Magazine
- Did Sabra and Shatila Prove the ‘Liability Mode’ of Responsibility Structurally Flawed in Late-Modern Warfare?
- How useful is the concept of ‘empire’ in the contemporary international system?
- From Attrition to Legitimacy: A Comparative Analysis of Counterinsurgency in Peru and Chilean ‘Araucanía’
- Humanitarian Relief Aid Under Fire: A Reassessment of Its Role in the Conflicts of Chechnya and Bosnia
“As the character of human conflict shifts beyond conventional warfare into economic, informational, and technological domains, the frameworks used to interpret it must also adapt.”
– Bradley A. Mortin
- Rethinking Genocide Law: Political Persecution in the Cambodian Genocide (1975–1979) and the Limits of the 1948 Convention
- Op-Ed: Geopolitics, Human Conflict, and the Changing Architecture of Security: An Operational Framework for Understanding Contemporary Conflict
- Implications of colonial legacies in the Cameroon conflict