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Hollywood, the epitome of the United States’ global power

Hollywood, the epitome of the United States’ global power

Hollywood is a film industry that has been making more than 500 movies per year for many decades. These movies are consistently among the top ten of the international box office. Such a success allows Hollywood to be in a leading position on the international film market. However, how come Hollywood thrives and displays so much cinematographic power? By broadcasting American values and geopolitical stances worldwide, Hollywood is no doubt a tool for the United States’ soft power.

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Hosting embassies at Louis XIV’s & Qianlong’s courts: two rulers, one guest ritual?

Hosting embassies at Louis XIV’s & Qianlong’s courts: two rulers, one guest ritual?

Although Louis XIV is more commonly associated with the Kangxi emperor, when it comes to guest ritual, the analogy with his grandson the Qianlong emperor appears quite relevant. This article seeks to demonstrate that not only did the two rulers share a common conception of the guest ritual, in particular for embassies from afar, they also lent it a similar meaning and political function in the construction of their royal authority. This study also aims to understand the extent to which these diplomatic visits represent a lifetime opportunity for these two sovereigns to engage in a silent war. Centered around diplomatic protocol, this quiet battle sheds a light on the underlying conflictuality which underpins the meeting of two civilizations.

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GENDER IN INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS: A CASE STUDY ON BREXIT

GENDER IN INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS: A CASE STUDY ON BREXIT

When it comes to negotiation analysis, several transversal aspects are often studied and mentioned by scholars: culture, symmetries in power, leadership, etc. Gender is rarely one of them. However, resolution 1325…

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EU strategic autonomy and the current framework of the transatlantic partnership

EU strategic autonomy and the current framework of the transatlantic partnership

The history of transatlantic relations has often been marked by doctrines defining American foreign policy – isolationism, exceptionalism, Monroe Doctrine, Truman Doctrine, unilateralism, including Trump’s recent…

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China’s politics at the 8th FOCAC: A withdrawal from Africa?

China’s politics at the 8th FOCAC: A withdrawal from Africa?

African leaders had their eyes set on a giant screen, where Xi Jinping stated on a live video from Beijing, with a calm and unemotional voice, that…

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“We will soon miss the Cold War”: The meaning of 1990 for World Geopolitics

“We will soon miss the Cold War”: The meaning of 1990 for World Geopolitics

After half a century of a bipolar world order, the end of the Cold War marked the beginning of a new era, widely welcomed with enthusiasm by political leaders and populations around the world…

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Illiberalism in Hungary and the European Union’s sanction mechanisms

Illiberalism in Hungary and the European Union’s sanction mechanisms

In his speech at Băile Tuşnad (Romania) of 26 July 2014, Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian Prime Minister since 2010, stated…

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Cherries on the mountains

Cherries on the mountains

Account of European volunteering in Cyprus View from Fidkias Hill above Pedoulas on Marathassa Valley Spring 2021: dismal times to…

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RCEP & CPTPP : shaping a new global order?

RCEP & CPTPP : shaping a new global order?

The RCEP (Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership), which was signed on November 15th, 2020, is currently the largest trade deal in…

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The cost of Bougainville’s freedom

The cost of Bougainville’s freedom

A family is photographed at their home in Panguna Town, Bougainville, on February 07, 2020. ©Eduardo Soteras Jalil/Misereor « Daughter…

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