The fall of empires did not bring order, but unstable nationalisms and ethnic tensions that still persist
Versailles and the mistake of creating nations that never existed Read Post »
The flawed design of the League of Nations anticipated World War II
The peace that could not be enforced Read Post »
Treaties banning chemical weapons were signed… and then systematically violated
When War Breaks Its Own Rules Read Post »
From Solferino to the Red Cross, the attempt to civilize war collides with its own limits
War, Law and the Illusion of Humanity Read Post »
From Thomas Aquinas to Clausewitz, the idea of just war evolves into a doctrine where political necessity displaces moral judgment.
Just War and the End of Moral Innocence in Warfare Read Post »
From Saint Augustine to Lenin: how war was justified and why its limits seem to have vanished today
Is Just War Still Possible? Legitimacy in Crisis Read Post »
The distinction between legality and legitimacy reveals the central dilemma of war in liberal democracies
Can War Be Legitimate to Achieve Peace? Read Post »
Language, values and social interaction shape the human mind
Humanity Is Not Natural, It Is Learned Read Post »
From useful tool to invisible system of individualized influence
AI as the Highest Stage of Psychopolitics Read Post »
Between everyday convenience and invisible control, AI raises questions we are not yet willing to face
From Skynet to Meta: the silent risk behind artificial intelligence Read Post »
