Individuals and Informal Control in IOs
The Rise of the Cultural Treaty
Political Polarization and Responses to Status Threats in Great Power Politics
Foreign Affairs, Self-Determination and Private International Law
Zhenhua Tu
Zhenhua Tu is a PhD candidate in international security with research interests in emotions and risk perception, overseas technology protection and computational social science methods.
Using GDELT (Global Database of Events, Language, and Tone) database, he measures conflict events between China and the United States and examines shifts in China's perception of US risks from an emotional perspective. This involves identifying discrepancies between subjective perceptions and objective conflict events, supplemented by an analysis of specific historical cases.
Jialin Liang
Japan’s Lost Decades: A Call for Fundamental Statecraft Reform
His Majesty the Emperor of Japan said during the State visit to the UK by him and Her Majesty the Empress in 2024: the UK and Japan are “friends like no other”. They both studied at Oxford.
Japan adopted the Westminster political system and the modern British social and industrial system. But after the post-war period of economic growth, Japan lost three decades of economic might.
Japan adopted the Westminster political system and the modern British social and industrial system. But after the post-war period of economic growth, Japan lost three decades of economic might.
Meet Katie Tyner
Lessons in Failing Well: Catherine Hasted
St John's welcomes Dr Catherine Hasted, Deputy Director of the Skoll Centre at Saïd Business School, for an exploration of 'failing well'.
From I to We: Lessons in Failing Well
From I to We: Lessons in Failing Well